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The default male hyur player character of Final Fantasy XIV in the Viper job's artifact armor attacks an enemy with two swords.
Image via Square Enix

Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail Collector’s Edition price and contents

This Collector's Edition is one of the best we've ever seen.

The Dawntrail expansion for Final Fantasy 14 releases in less than two months, with its Collector’s Edition already up for sale. We’re here to check out its contents and price and whether or not it’s worth the purchase.

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How much does Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail Collector’s Edition cost?

Krile, a lalafell from Final Fantasy 14, flourishes a sparkling magical effect as the new job from Dawntrail, Pictomancer.
Dawntrail aims to overhaul the game’s graphics, adding a ton of worth to the expansion. Image via Square Enix

Square Enix has opted to sell the Collector’s Edition in three ways. The usual Dawntrail Collector’s Edition contains the expansion, digital and physical goods and costs $215. But if you want either only the digital goods or the physical stuff, you can purchase them separately. For $60, the Digital Collector’s Edition contains the expansion and bonus in-game goodies, and the Collector’s Box runs at $155 and nets you the physical side of things (but without the expansion itself).

What does Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail Collector’s Edition contain?

A stylized drawing of Meteor, the default male hyur protagonist of Final Fantasy 14, in the Artifact Gear for the Viper job introduced in Dawntrail.
The Collector’s Edition is one of the best I’ve ever seen. Image via Square Enix.

The regular Dawntrail Collector’s Edition contains the expansion itself, a new Ark Mount, a Wind-Up Gadget Minion, and a Chocobo Brush as part of the digital side of things, as well as a Dawntrail Special Art Box, a 10-inch tall Warrior of Light figure, a cloth map of the FF14 world, and a beautiful notebook and a high-quality pen case as physical goods. The digital version contains only the expansion and digital bonuses, while the Collector’s Box only has the physical stuff without the expansion.

Is the Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail Collector’s Box worth it?

Wuk Lamat, a female Hrothgar from Final Fantasy 14, smiles into the distance.
Without the expansion, you would be missing out on crucial system changes. Image via Square Enix

The Collector’s Box is a worthwhile investment for eager collectors. It has a ton of high-quality physical stuff and not just a single figurine, unlike some other collector’s editions we’ve seen out there. You get a map, a figure, a notebook, and a pen case, all of which look exceptionally good and high-quality.

The only downside is it costs $155 and doesn’t come with the expansion and digital bonuses. The content is very much worth the price by the looks of it, but I would dish out that extra buck to get the full package.


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Andrej Barovic
Strategic Content Writer, English Major. Been in writing for 3 years. Focused mostly on the world of gaming as a whole, with particular interest in RPGs, MOBAs, FPS, and Grand Strategies. Favorite titles include Counter-Strike, The Witcher 3, Bloodborne, Sekrio, and Kenshi. Cormac McCarthy apologetic.