Ethan Crossfield 
Final Fantasy 14 players will soon have another chance to unlock the Regalia Type-G, a popular mount that can carry up to four players. The Final Fantasy 15 crossover returns on September 24 and runs through October 13, giving Warriors of Light a limited window to complete the required questline and claim the car for in-game currency rather than real money.
What happened
The returning event is called A Nocturne for Heroes and brings Noctis into Eorzea. It is based on Final Fantasy 15, where the Regalia serves as the main cast's convertible. In Final Fantasy 14, the vehicle functions as a four-seat mount, letting a player transport several party members at once.
To participate, players must have at least one job at level 50 and have completed the main scenario quest The Ultimate Weapon. After finishing A Nocturne for Heroes, they can visit the Gold Saucer to spend MGP on the Regalia Type-G, Noctis' hairstyle, and a Noctis Triple Triad card. The event itself does not require a cash purchase, but the mount costs 200,000 MGP, so players who want every reward should begin saving before the crossover starts.
Why it matters
Multi-seat mounts are useful in a game built around parties, especially when friends want to travel together or capture group screenshots. They are also relatively uncommon compared with Final Fantasy 14's much larger collection of single-rider options, which range from Chocobos to more unusual vehicles and creatures.
The Regalia is particularly valuable because many other four-seat and eight-seat mounts are tied to demanding progression, extensive grinding, or the Final Fantasy 14 Online Store. For comparison, the Chocobo Carriage is listed at $35.99. That makes the returning Regalia event an attractive alternative for players who want a group vehicle without paying directly.
The rerun is also significant for newer players. The crossover has not been available for several years, meaning many current Sprouts have never had access to the car. Returning players can participate again as well, but the limited schedule makes preparation important.
What to watch next
The main deadline is October 13, when the opportunity to complete A Nocturne for Heroes ends. Players who meet the level and story requirements should prioritize the event and monitor their MGP balance. Earning enough currency is described as manageable, though it may take time, particularly for anyone pursuing the full reward set.
The crossover arrives while Final Fantasy 14 is between major expansions. Evercold, described as the game's sixth expansion, is scheduled to launch in January 2027 with two new jobs, new areas, and a new story. That timing could make the Regalia a useful social mount when groups begin exploring the expansion's zones together.
Key details for players
- The Regalia Type-G is a four-seat mount.
- A Nocturne for Heroes runs from September 24 through October 13.
- Players need one level 50 job and completion of The Ultimate Weapon.
- The Regalia Type-G costs 200,000 MGP at the Gold Saucer.
- Noctis' hairstyle costs 20,000 MGP, while the Triple Triad card costs 10,000 MGP.
Gold Saucer reward costs
| Reward | MGP cost |
|---|---|
| Regalia Type-G mount | 200,000 MGP |
| Noctis hairstyle | 20,000 MGP |
| Noctis Triple Triad card | 10,000 MGP |
Expert View
The Regalia rerun is a strong example of how Final Fantasy 14 can make an older crossover feel relevant without locking its most appealing reward behind another cash-shop purchase. The 200,000 MGP requirement still gives the event meaningful effort, but it is a fairer path than asking players to buy a comparable group mount. For newer players, the short return window is the real pressure point: the reward is accessible, but only to those who prepare and act before the event closes.
