The FFXIV Fall Guys Collaboration 2026 brings Blunderville back to the Manderville Gold Saucer, letting players compete in colorful obstacle courses, earn Manderville Gold Saucer Fame (MGF), and collect exclusive rewards. This complete beginner's guide explains how to unlock Blunderville, find the Just Crowning Around quest, enter your first show, understand the competition, and avoid common mistakes.
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The Final Fantasy XIV and Fall Guys collaboration introduces a special Gold Saucer attraction called Blunderville.
Originally introduced in Patch 6.51, this activity combines FFXIV's character movement and multiplayer systems with the obstacle-course gameplay associated with Fall Guys.
Instead of traditional combat encounters, Blunderville challenges players to navigate obstacles, avoid hazards, and reach objectives before enough competitors qualify.
Each show can feature up to 24 participants competing through three stages.
Players who survive advance, while eliminated competitors can spectate or leave the show.
Unlike traditional Gold Saucer attractions, Blunderville emphasizes direct competition between players.
Important features include:
Obstacle-course competition: Your success depends on movement, positioning, reaction time, and understanding environmental hazards rather than damage output or equipment.
Three-stage elimination format: Each show contains three stages. Qualifying players advance while others are eliminated from the competition.
Multiplayer participation: You can register alone or enter with friends, although each participant is ranked individually.
Special event currency: Participants earn Manderville Gold Saucer Fame, abbreviated as MGF, which can be exchanged for collaboration rewards.
Exclusive collectibles: The reward selection includes the Rhiyes mount, minions, glamour clothing, furnishings, and other cosmetics.
The 2026 version brings back the same collaboration content as previous appearances, making it familiar territory for returning players.
If you've already completed the original event unlock quest, you don't need to repeat it.
Before entering Blunderville, make sure your character meets the basic participation requirements.
Fortunately, the entry requirements are considerably lower than those for most advanced FFXIV activities.
You must have a class or job at level 15 or higher.
There is no requirement to reach the current maximum character level before participating.
This makes the collaboration particularly accessible to newer players who haven't progressed far into the game.
However, reaching level 15 alone isn't sufficient. You must also complete the appropriate Main Scenario Quest prerequisite.
Your character must complete one of these quests:
The Gridanian Envoy: The applicable prerequisite for characters progressing through the Gridania starting storyline.
The Ul'dahn Envoy: The corresponding quest for players following the Ul'dah starting storyline.
The Lominsan Envoy: The equivalent quest for adventurers beginning their journey in Limsa Lominsa.
You only need to complete the relevant quest for your character's progression.
These quests provide access to travel between the starting city-states and help unlock additional early-game activities.
Two important quests stand between a new character and Blunderville:
It Could Happen to You — Unlocks access to the Manderville Gold Saucer.
Just Crowning Around — Unlocks the Fall Guys collaboration attraction.
Both must be completed before a first-time participant can join a Blunderville show.
Important: Having access to the Gold Saucer doesn't automatically unlock Blunderville. The collaboration has its own separate quest.
If you already meet the requirements, the process is straightforward.
Follow these steps to unlock and enter Blunderville:
Reach level 15. Make sure your character has reached the minimum level requirement.
Complete your starting city's Envoy quest. Finish The Gridanian Envoy, The Ul'dahn Envoy, or The Lominsan Envoy, depending on your character's progression.
Travel to Ul'dah – Steps of Nald. Find the Well-Heeled Youth at coordinates X:9.6, Y:9.0.
Complete It Could Happen to You. This unlocks access to the Manderville Gold Saucer.
Travel to the Gold Saucer. Use the available airship connection to visit the entertainment venue.
Speak with Lewena. Find her at X:4.8, Y:6.1 inside the Gold Saucer.
Complete Just Crowning Around. Follow the quest objectives to unlock the special collaboration attraction.
Enter Blunderville Square. Speak with Wy or the Blunderville Attendant to access the event area.
Register for a show. Speak with the Blunderville Registrar and join your first competition.
Once registered, you'll enter the waiting area before the show begins.
Returning players: If you completed Just Crowning Around during a previous collaboration, skip directly to entering Blunderville Square.
For newer adventurers, accessing the Gold Saucer is the first major step.
The Manderville Gold Saucer is FFXIV's entertainment destination, featuring various minigames, competitions, attractions, and collectible rewards.
Blunderville operates as a special attraction within this larger venue.
Open your map and locate Ul'dah.
If you're already in the city, navigate to the Steps of Nald.
Players who started their adventure in another city-state should progress far enough through the Main Scenario Quest to unlock the necessary travel access.
Once in Ul'dah, head toward:
NPC: Well-Heeled Youth
Location: Ul'dah – Steps of Nald
Coordinates: X:9.6, Y:9.0
Speak with this NPC to begin the Gold Saucer introduction quest.
Accept the quest It Could Happen to You.
This introductory quest leads you toward the Manderville Gold Saucer.
Follow the quest instructions and complete the required interactions.
After finishing the quest, you'll have access to the Gold Saucer as a destination.
You can travel there using airship services connected to the three starting city-states.
Once you've entered the Gold Saucer, it's worth familiarizing yourself with the area.
A few practical recommendations can make future visits easier:
Attune to the main aetheryte. This gives you a convenient teleport destination, reducing the need to rely on airship travel every time.
Learn the main sections of the Gold Saucer. Understanding the area's layout makes it much easier to locate Lewena and other relevant NPCs.
Use the map when looking for specific characters. Gold Saucer attractions are spread across several sections, so following coordinates is more reliable than wandering randomly.
Check your quest journal before searching for new objectives. If you already accepted an introduction quest, you may simply need to continue it.
After unlocking the Gold Saucer, you're ready for the collaboration-specific quest.
The next step is locating Lewena, the NPC responsible for starting the Fall Guys event quest.
Her location is:
Quest: Just Crowning Around
Quest Giver: Lewena
Location: The Gold Saucer
Coordinates: X:4.8, Y:6.1
Minimum Level: 15
Prerequisite: It Could Happen to You
Speak with Lewena and accept the quest.
Fortunately, this is an introductory quest rather than a difficult combat challenge.
Its purpose is to introduce players to Blunderville and direct them toward the event entrance.
The key quest objectives are:
Speak with Wy in Wonder Square.
Speak with the Blunderville Beankeep.
Follow the quest markers to reach each character.
The quest introduces the special attraction and prepares your character to participate in its competitions.
Completing Just Crowning Around unlocks Blunderville.
You won't need to repeat this introductory process every time you want to play.
Returning players have an advantage.
Square Enix confirmed that participants who completed the event quest during an earlier collaboration can resume playing without repeating it.
This means you can return directly to the Blunderville entrance.
If you're unsure whether you've completed the quest, check your quest journal's completed collaboration quests before looking for Lewena's quest marker.
Don't assume the event is unavailable simply because you cannot accept Just Crowning Around again. You may already have Blunderville unlocked.
Completing Just Crowning Around unlocks the attraction, but you still need to enter its dedicated area and register for a competition.
There are two documented NPCs you can use to access Blunderville Square.
Option 1: Speak with Wy
Location: The Gold Saucer
Coordinates: X:6.1, Y:7.4
Option 2: Speak with the Blunderville Attendant
Location: The Gold Saucer
Coordinates: X:5.9, Y:6.3
Both provide access to Blunderville Square.
This special area serves as the hub for collaboration activities.
Once inside, you can prepare for competitions and interact with the event's reward-related NPCs.
Find the Blunderville Registrar in Blunderville Square.
Interact with the registrar to join a show.
After registration, your character is sent to a waiting area called Lobbyville.
The matchmaking system is designed around shows containing up to 24 competitors.
However, a show doesn't necessarily require all 24 places to be filled.
If enough time passes without reaching maximum capacity, the show can begin automatically with fewer participants.
Rewards are adjusted when shows begin with fewer contestants.
Beginner tip: Don't leave simply because your lobby hasn't filled immediately. The system can start a show without reaching the maximum participant count.
Yes. Blunderville supports playing with other adventurers, making it a fun activity for friends and Free Company members.
However, there are important details about registration and individual competition.
A party leader can register their currently formed party by speaking with the Blunderville Registrar.
Parties can participate regardless of their size, and cross-world parties are supported.
This allows friends to enter the activity together rather than relying entirely on separate registrations.
Before registering, make sure everyone who intends to participate has unlocked the attraction.
Although the party leader handles registration, each participant still competes individually.
Blunderville also supports alliance registration.
However, alliance registration requires a full alliance of 24 players.
The alliance leader must interact with the Blunderville Registrar to register the group.
This is useful for large organized groups that want to experience the activity together.
Not in the traditional cooperative sense.
Blunderville is an individual competition.
Players are ranked based on personal performance and progress, even when they enter alongside party or alliance members.
Your friends can join the same competition, but their success doesn't automatically qualify you for the next stage.
Treat Blunderville as a friendly competition rather than a cooperative dungeon.
Once matchmaking finishes, the competition begins.
Blunderville uses a three-stage structure inspired by Fall Guys.
The objective is to complete each stage's challenge and qualify before elimination.
The opening stage introduces the first set of obstacles.
Your primary objective is to complete the required course before the available qualification positions are filled.
For new players, the first stage is an opportunity to understand how obstacle-based movement feels in FFXIV.
Pay attention to hazards, movement timing, and the behavior of other competitors.
Don't immediately assume you need to rush through everything at maximum speed.
A poorly timed movement can cost more progress than a brief moment spent observing an obstacle.
Players who qualify from the opening stage advance to the second.
At this point, fewer competitors remain.
The competition becomes more demanding because everyone still participating successfully cleared the previous challenge.
Focus on the current stage's objective rather than trying to copy every movement made by nearby players.
Understanding the obstacles matters more than following the crowd blindly.
The final stage determines the show winner.
Players who survive the earlier stages compete for the top position.
This is where precise movement, good positioning, and familiarity with the game's hazards become especially valuable.
Winning is not required to start earning event rewards, but players who progress farther can earn greater rewards.
Being eliminated doesn't mean your entire participation was wasted.
You can remain in spectator mode and watch the surviving competitors.
Alternatively, you can leave spectator mode using the Leave option in the Blunderville menu.
If you qualify for another stage, you'll remain in spectator mode until the next round begins.
This distinction is useful because first-time participants sometimes mistake the spectator view for a problem with the game.
If you've qualified, remain in the show and wait for the next stage. If you've been eliminated, you can choose whether to keep watching.
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Blunderville doesn't require complicated equipment preparation, but a few adjustments can improve your experience.
Unlike a standard combat activity, Blunderville emphasizes movement and obstacle avoidance.
Before registering, make sure you're comfortable with:
Moving in different directions: Practice changing direction smoothly rather than making abrupt corrections that send your character toward hazards.
Controlling your camera: Keep important obstacles visible so you can recognize the safest route forward.
Understanding your movement responsiveness: Get used to how your character turns, starts moving, and responds to directional input.
Maintaining awareness of your surroundings: Watching only your character can make it harder to anticipate the next obstacle.
These fundamentals are useful regardless of whether you're using a keyboard and mouse or a controller.
A poorly positioned camera can make an otherwise manageable obstacle feel confusing.
Try keeping enough of the course visible to identify upcoming hazards.
An overly close camera can reduce your awareness of what's ahead.
However, constantly adjusting your camera while moving can also create unnecessary mistakes.
Find a position that lets you comfortably judge your surroundings.
Blunderville isn't a normal dungeon or raid.
You aren't racing to defeat enemies through superior damage output.
The official entry requirement is based on character level and quest progression, not advanced combat equipment.
Focus on learning the activity itself instead of worrying about upgrading your weapon or completing an endgame build.
Even if you aren't trying to become a consistent winner, developing good habits can help you qualify more often.
When approaching an unfamiliar obstacle, avoid charging forward without understanding what's happening.
Instead, look for its movement pattern and identify when the route appears safest.
A controlled approach is often more reliable than repeated attempts to force your way through.
Other players can provide useful information about the course.
However, following a large group doesn't guarantee success.
Players ahead of you may be making mistakes or choosing a route that isn't appropriate for your position.
Use other competitors as references, not instructions.
One mistake doesn't necessarily end your chance of qualifying.
When something goes wrong, quickly reorient your character and continue.
Repeatedly rushing into the same obstacle without changing your approach is rarely productive.
Your first few shows are valuable learning opportunities.
Ask yourself:
Which obstacle caused the most trouble?
Did I hesitate too much before moving?
Was my camera positioned poorly?
Did I take unnecessary risks?
Could I have chosen a safer route?
Identifying the source of your mistakes helps you improve more effectively than simply repeating the same movements.
Your first goal should be understanding how Blunderville works, not expecting to win every show.
Participating in Blunderville rewards a special currency called Manderville Gold Saucer Fame, or MGF.
MGF is separate from the standard Manderville Gold Saucer Points currency used for ordinary Gold Saucer rewards.
This distinction matters because the collaboration has its own reward vendor.
You earn MGF by participating in Blunderville shows.
Square Enix confirms that all challengers can obtain MGF, with rewards determined by their performance.
The farther you progress, the more rewards you can earn.
This means you don't need to become the champion to begin collecting event currency.
For beginners, participation and steady improvement are worthwhile even without reaching the final stage.
After earning MGF, visit the event vendor.
NPC: MGF Trader
Location: Blunderville Square
Coordinates: X:3.8, Y:3.1
The MGF Trader allows you to exchange currency for collaboration rewards.
You can also speak with this NPC to check your total MGF.
MGF can only be earned while the collaboration is active, so make sure you understand the event's availability when planning your purchases.
The collaboration includes a variety of collectible items.
Notable rewards include:
Rhiyes Mount: A distinctive mount available through the collaboration's reward exchange.
Pink Bean and Pegwin Minions: Companion collectibles for players who enjoy expanding their minion collection.
Gentlebean Glamour Clothing: A themed outfit consisting of multiple clothing pieces.
Winner's Crowns: Cosmetic headwear inspired by victory in the Fall Guys competition.
Victory Reveal Emote: An additional cosmetic reward for character expression.
Blunderville Furnishings: Decorations for players interested in collecting housing items.
Framer's Kits and Orchestrion Music: Additional customization options and collectibles.
The reward selection gives players several reasons to participate even if they aren't interested in competitive achievements.
For new players, the best approach is to inspect the MGF Trader and decide which rewards matter most.
If your priority is a specific mount or glamour item, you can work toward that purchase rather than spending your MGF randomly.
If Blunderville isn't available, the problem is usually related to progression, quest completion, or locating the correct NPC.
Here are the most useful checks.
First, confirm that your character is at least level 15.
Next, verify that you've completed the relevant Envoy quest in the Main Scenario Quest.
If both conditions are satisfied, check whether you've already accepted or completed It Could Happen to You.
Solution: Review your quest journal before assuming the NPC or event is bugged.
Lewena is located inside the Manderville Gold Saucer at X:4.8, Y:6.1.
If you're searching in Ul'dah or another city, you're in the wrong location.
If you're already inside the Gold Saucer, use your map to navigate toward the coordinates.
Solution: Confirm your current area and use the coordinates rather than searching every section manually.
There are several possible explanations:
You haven't completed It Could Happen to You.
You haven't met the level requirement.
You already completed Just Crowning Around during a previous event.
The collaboration isn't currently active.
Start by checking your completed quest history.
If you've already completed Just Crowning Around, proceed to Blunderville Square instead of trying to accept it again.
The competition is accessed through the dedicated Blunderville area.
You don't begin the activity by speaking with Lewena repeatedly.
Instead, enter Blunderville Square and locate the Blunderville Registrar.
Solution: Speak with Wy at X:6.1, Y:7.4 or the Blunderville Attendant at X:5.9, Y:6.3, then find the registrar inside.
Blunderville supports up to 24 participants per show.
When fewer players are available, the game can begin a show automatically after a waiting period.
You don't need to gather an entire group manually.
Solution: Remain registered while the system prepares the show. Remember that rewards can be adjusted when fewer competitors participate.
This may be normal spectator behavior.
Players who qualify stay in spectator mode until the next stage.
Eliminated players can also continue watching the competition.
Solution: Check whether you've qualified or been eliminated. If eliminated, use the Blunderville menu's Leave option when you want to exit spectator mode.
The collaboration uses MGF, and its rewards are handled by a dedicated vendor.
Solution: Visit the MGF Trader in Blunderville Square at X:3.8, Y:3.1.
Don't confuse the event vendor with the ordinary Gold Saucer prize exchange.
Most frustrating first-time experiences can be avoided with a little preparation.
Trying to enter before unlocking the Gold Saucer: Blunderville is a Gold Saucer attraction, so the introductory Gold Saucer quest must be completed first.
Ignoring the Envoy quest requirement: A level 15 character still needs the relevant Main Scenario Quest progression before unlocking the Gold Saucer.
Searching for Just Crowning Around after already completing it: Returning participants should check their quest history and proceed directly to the attraction.
Confusing Lewena with the Blunderville Registrar: Lewena starts the event quest, while the registrar handles show entry.
Assuming you need a full group of 24 friends: Individual participation is supported, and shows can begin without reaching full capacity.
Leaving immediately after qualification: Players who qualify remain in spectator mode until the next stage starts.
Expecting to receive no rewards after elimination: MGF rewards are available to participants, with amounts determined by their performance.
Spending event currency without checking the prize selection: Inspect the MGF Trader before deciding what to buy.
Expecting endgame gear to determine success: This activity is about completing obstacle courses rather than maximizing combat strength.
Avoiding these mistakes makes the collaboration much easier to approach.
Absolutely, especially for players interested in collecting cosmetics or experiencing something different from FFXIV's traditional content.
Blunderville has several advantages for newer adventurers.
Requiring only level 15 and early quest progression makes the activity accessible without a major investment in endgame content.
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You can experience the collaboration relatively early in your adventure.
Because MGF is available to participants, you can make progress toward rewards without consistently reaching the final stage.
This is particularly helpful while learning how the courses work.
The collaboration offers items that stand apart from ordinary combat rewards.
Mounts, minions, glamour items, and furnishings provide reasons to participate even if competitive gameplay isn't your primary interest.
Blunderville encourages players to improve movement, awareness, and obstacle navigation.
It's a refreshing change from rotations, boss mechanics, and equipment-focused progression.
For players who enjoy unusual minigames and multiplayer challenges, it's a worthwhile Gold Saucer attraction.
Reach level 15, complete your starting city's Envoy Main Scenario Quest, and unlock the Gold Saucer through It Could Happen to You. Then speak with Lewena at X:4.8, Y:6.1 in the Gold Saucer and complete Just Crowning Around to unlock Blunderville.
The collaboration takes place at the Manderville Gold Saucer. Its special attraction, Blunderville, is accessed through NPCs inside the Gold Saucer. You can enter Blunderville Square by speaking with Wy at X:6.1, Y:7.4 or the Blunderville Attendant at X:5.9, Y:6.3.
Your character must be at least level 15. You also need the required early Main Scenario Quest progression and must complete the Gold Saucer and collaboration unlock quests.
The event unlock quest is called Just Crowning Around. Lewena offers it in the Gold Saucer after you've completed It Could Happen to You.
Yes. You can register individually through the Blunderville Registrar. You don't need an organized party to participate in a show.
Yes. Parties are supported, including cross-world parties. The party leader handles registration, but competitors are ranked individually. A full alliance of 24 players can also register together.
A show supports up to 24 players. However, it can begin with fewer competitors if the waiting period passes without the maximum number joining.
No. All participants can earn Manderville Gold Saucer Fame. Your performance affects your rewards, but first place is not required to begin collecting MGF.
The MGF Trader is located in Blunderville Square at X:3.8, Y:3.1. This NPC exchanges MGF for collaboration rewards and lets you check your currency total.
No. If you completed Just Crowning Around during a previous appearance of the collaboration, you can resume participating without repeating the unlock quest.
Each show contains three stages. Players must complete the stage objectives and qualify to continue. The final stage determines the winner.
You are eliminated from the competition but can remain in spectator mode. You can also leave spectator mode using the Blunderville menu. Participation still contributes toward event rewards based on your result.
No. Blunderville is a limited-time collaboration attraction that returns periodically rather than remaining continuously available. Square Enix has stated that the event may return at irregular intervals.
The FFXIV Fall Guys Collaboration 2026 offers one of the more accessible competitive experiences in Final Fantasy XIV.
You don't need to complete an expansion, reach the maximum level, or prepare expensive equipment.
Instead, the important steps are straightforward: reach level 15, complete the required early Main Scenario Quest, unlock the Manderville Gold Saucer, and finish Just Crowning Around.
After that, the Blunderville Registrar is your gateway to the competition.
For first-time players, the best approach is to focus on unlocking the attraction, learning the obstacle mechanics, and gradually improving rather than worrying about immediate victory.
Every show gives you another opportunity to understand the courses and work toward collectible rewards.
Once you're comfortable with the activity, you can begin setting bigger goals, including reaching the final stage more consistently or pursuing competitive achievements.
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For now, find Lewena, unlock Blunderville, and get ready to discover whether your Warrior of Light has what it takes to survive the chaos.
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