FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards 2026: Key Prices at a Glance
Before exploring individual items, here are the most important MGF costs.
Rhiyes mount — 410 MGF. Purchase the Rhiyes Identification Key to unlock the mechanical rhinoceros mount.
Pink Bean minion — 350 MGF. One of the collaboration's two collectible companions.
Pegwin minion — 350 MGF. The second exclusive minion available from the MGF Trader.
Complete Gentlebean outfit — 1,640 MGF. Four separate glamour pieces, each costing 410 MGF.
Both Winner's Crowns — 820 MGF. The Matte Winner's Crown and Glossy Winner's Crown cost 410 MGF each.
Victory Reveal emote — 410 MGF. Unlocked through Ballroom Etiquette - Embracing Blunders.
All six Blunderville furnishings — 1,320 MGF. Each housing decoration costs 220 MGF.
All three Framer's Kits — 600 MGF. Each character portrait customization kit costs 200 MGF.
Everybody Falls Orchestrion Roll — 220 MGF. An additional collectible for players interested in music.
The Rhiyes mount and both minions cost 1,110 MGF combined.
If you want those three collectibles plus the entire Gentlebean outfit, your target becomes 2,750 MGF.
For dedicated collectors, purchasing one of every listed item requires 6,670 MGF.
These totals are particularly useful because they let you decide what you're working toward before entering Blunderville.
All 23 FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards and MGF Prices
The 2026 collaboration uses the established Blunderville reward collection.
Square Enix has confirmed that the returning event features the same collaboration content as previous appearances.
Below is the complete current MGF Trader selection, organized by reward type.
Mount
Minions
Gentlebean Outfit
Gentlebean Knit Cap — 410 MGF. Headpiece belonging to the Gentlebean glamour set.
Gentlebean Parka — 410 MGF. The outfit's main body piece.
Gentlebean Bottoms — 410 MGF. Matching legwear.
Gentlebean Shoes — 410 MGF. Footwear completing the four-piece outfit.
Winner's Crowns
Emote
Housing Furnishings
Blunderville Crown — 220 MGF. Crown-themed furnishing.
Blunderville Flag — 220 MGF. Decorative event flag.
Blunderville Donut Bumper — 220 MGF. Obstacle-inspired furnishing.
Blunderville Padded Wall — 220 MGF. Decorative padded wall.
Blunderville Rainbow — 220 MGF. Colorful event furnishing.
Blunderville Hammer — 220 MGF. Obstacle-inspired hammer decoration.
Music
Framer's Kits
Blunderful Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. Collaboration-themed portrait customization.
Blunderous Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. An alternative portrait customization kit.
Blunder-villed Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. A third portrait customization option.
Utility Items and Dye
Standard Rationing Manual — 200 MGF. A consumable that increases meal-effect duration.
Gold Saucer Aetheryte Ticket — 200 MGF. A ticket for teleporting to the Gold Saucer.
Wide Spectrum #1 Dye — 150 MGF. A dye item used for equipment color customization.
Total for one copy of every listed reward: 6,670 MGF.
The current reward catalog lists Wide Spectrum #1 Dye rather than the assortment of individual dye colors shown in older Fall Guys reward guides.
This matters because guides written for previous versions of FFXIV may display outdated dye names and prices.
For the 2026 event, use the current MGF Trader selection when deciding what to purchase.
How to Get the Rhiyes Mount in FFXIV
The Rhiyes mount is one of the most recognizable and desirable rewards from the Fall Guys collaboration.
Unlike ordinary mounts obtained through raids, trials, reputation systems, or achievements, Rhiyes is purchased directly using MGF.
You don't have to win a Blunderville championship to unlock it.
Rhiyes Mount Price and Requirements
Mount: Rhiyes
Required Item: Rhiyes Identification Key
Price: 410 MGF
Vendor: MGF Trader
Location: Blunderville Square, X:3.8, Y:3.1
Rhiyes is a mechanical rhinoceros originally associated with the Blunderville obstacle courses.
Its bulky appearance and unusual design make it a fun addition for players who enjoy collecting mounts that look different from traditional fantasy creatures.
The mount is a single-rider collectible.
How to Unlock Rhiyes
To obtain Rhiyes:
Participate in Blunderville shows to earn MGF.
Accumulate at least 410 MGF.
Visit the MGF Trader in Blunderville Square.
Purchase the Rhiyes Identification Key.
Use the identification key to register the mount to your character.
Once learned, Rhiyes becomes part of your mount collection.
This means the identification key is the unlock item rather than a temporary rental or an obstacle-course-only vehicle.
How Many Shows Do You Need for Rhiyes?
Under the normal reward values for a full 24-player competition:
1 victory: 450 MGF, enough to purchase Rhiyes immediately.
2 shows ending in Round 3 elimination: 600 MGF combined.
3 shows ending in Round 2 elimination: 450 MGF combined.
9 shows ending in Round 1 elimination: 450 MGF combined.
These examples assume each show awards the stated full-lobby amount.
Smaller shows can provide reduced rewards.
The important takeaway is that Rhiyes doesn't require a victory. Players who struggle with the obstacle courses can still earn enough MGF through participation.
For anyone interested primarily in mounts, Rhiyes is an excellent first purchase because it provides a distinctive permanent collectible for a relatively manageable currency cost.
FFXIV Fall Guys Minions: Pink Bean and Pegwin
The collaboration features two minions: Pink Bean and Pegwin.
Both are purchased directly from the MGF Trader, making them straightforward additions to a character's minion collection.
Unlike the Rhiyes mount, which costs 410 MGF, each minion costs 350 MGF.
Pink Bean Minion — 350 MGF
Pink Bean is a small, bean-shaped companion associated with the Fall Guys collaboration.
Its bright appearance and playful design fit naturally with the unusual atmosphere of Blunderville.
Price: 350 MGF
Category: Minion
Obtained From: MGF Trader
For players who enjoy collecting unusual minions, Pink Bean is one of the event's most distinctive purchases.
It's particularly appealing if you want a companion representing the collaboration without investing heavily in additional cosmetic items.
Once acquired and registered, it becomes part of your minion collection.
Pegwin Minion — 350 MGF
Pegwin is the second event minion.
Its penguin-inspired appearance gives collectors another playful companion to add alongside Pink Bean.
Price: 350 MGF
Category: Minion
Obtained From: MGF Trader
Pegwin costs exactly the same amount as Pink Bean, so there is no currency advantage to purchasing one before the other.
The better choice depends on personal preference.
If you particularly like one design, buy that minion first.
How Much MGF Do Both Minions Cost?
Pink Bean — 350 MGF
Pegwin — 350 MGF
Combined total: 700 MGF
If you also want the Rhiyes mount:
Rhiyes — 410 MGF
Pink Bean — 350 MGF
Pegwin — 350 MGF
Total: 1,110 MGF
This is a useful target for players who want the event's three headline mount-and-minion collectibles without collecting every cosmetic.
FFXIV Gentlebean Outfit: All Four Pieces and Prices
The Gentlebean outfit is the collaboration's main clothing collection.
It's a playful glamour set designed around the event's colorful aesthetic.
However, the outfit isn't purchased as one bundled item.
You must buy all four pieces separately.
Gentlebean Knit Cap — 410 MGF
The Gentlebean Knit Cap is the headwear component of the set.
It's a particularly useful purchase for players who enjoy mixing event accessories with other glamour outfits.
If you aren't interested in the entire set, this is one of the pieces you can consider buying individually.
Gentlebean Parka — 410 MGF
The Gentlebean Parka is the main body piece.
Because upper-body clothing often defines the overall appearance of a glamour, the parka is an appealing option for players who want to create an outfit inspired by the collaboration.
It's also the piece to consider first if you prefer mixing event clothing with existing trousers and footwear.
Gentlebean Bottoms — 410 MGF
The Gentlebean Bottoms provide the matching legwear.
They complete the coordinated look alongside the parka, cap, and shoes.
Players who enjoy complete glamour collections should include the bottoms in their total MGF budget rather than treating them as an optional accessory.
Gentlebean Shoes — 410 MGF
The Gentlebean Shoes complete the outfit.
Although footwear is easy to overlook when purchasing glamour pieces individually, matching shoes can make a significant difference to the finished appearance.
If your goal is to collect the original set in full, make sure you reserve enough currency for them.
Full Gentlebean Outfit Cost
Gentlebean Knit Cap — 410 MGF
Gentlebean Parka — 410 MGF
Gentlebean Bottoms — 410 MGF
Gentlebean Shoes — 410 MGF
Total: 1,640 MGF
The Gentlebean pieces are level 1 glamour equipment usable across classes, and the set supports dye customization.
That makes it particularly useful for players who like experimenting with different character appearances.
Should You Buy the Full Set or Individual Pieces?
This depends on your interest in glamour.
Buy the complete set if:
You enjoy collecting complete event outfits and want every matching piece available for future glamour combinations.
You want to preserve the option of recreating the original Gentlebean appearance.
You frequently change glamours and value having more clothing options.
Consider individual pieces if:
You mainly want the parka or cap for a specific outfit.
Your MGF budget is limited and you're prioritizing the mount or minions.
You rarely wear matching costume sets and prefer combining pieces from different collections.
There is no need to purchase the entire set immediately unless completing it is one of your personal goals.
Matte and Glossy Winner's Crowns: Which Is Better?
The MGF Trader also sells two wearable Winner's Crowns.
Both cost 410 MGF, but they provide different cosmetic appearances.
Matte Winner's Crown — 410 MGF
The Matte Winner's Crown uses a more subdued finish.
It can appeal to players who prefer a less reflective appearance for their character's headwear.
Glossy Winner's Crown — 410 MGF
The Glossy Winner's Crown offers a shinier alternative.
This makes it an appealing option for players who prefer a brighter crown appearance.
Should You Purchase Both?
Both crowns cost 820 MGF combined.
There is no requirement to buy both for normal participation in Blunderville.
If you're interested in just one, choose whichever appearance works better with your existing glamours.
Dedicated collectors may prefer purchasing both to complete the event's wearable crown selection.
Important: The Blunderville Crown sold for 220 MGF is a housing furnishing, not the same thing as either wearable Winner's Crown.
Check the full item name before spending your currency.
How to Unlock the Victory Reveal Emote
The Fall Guys collaboration also includes a special emote.
Item: Ballroom Etiquette - Embracing Blunders
Price: 410 MGF
Unlock: Victory Reveal emote
The item is a ballroom etiquette manual that teaches your character the Victory Reveal emote.
This reward is especially appealing to players who enjoy taking screenshots, creating character portraits, or using emotes during social activities.
How to Obtain the Emote
Purchase Ballroom Etiquette - Embracing Blunders from the MGF Trader.
After obtaining the item, use it to learn the emote.
The corresponding emote command is /victoryreveal.
Once learned, you can access the emote through the game's usual emote interface.
Is the Emote Worth 410 MGF?
For players who enjoy character expression, it can be one of the better purchases.
Unlike a furnishing, an emote doesn't require housing.
Unlike an outfit, it doesn't depend on your current glamour.
You can continue using it as part of your character's collection.
However, if you rarely use emotes, prioritizing the Rhiyes mount or minions may provide more personal value.
Blunderville Furnishings: All Six Housing Rewards
Housing enthusiasts have several additional reasons to collect MGF.
The collaboration features six decorative furnishings inspired by Blunderville.
Each costs 220 MGF.
Complete Furnishing List
Blunderville Crown — 220 MGF. A crown-themed decorative piece that fits the competition's victory aesthetic.
Blunderville Flag — 220 MGF. A flag decoration that can contribute to an event-inspired housing design.
Blunderville Donut Bumper — 220 MGF. A furnishing inspired by the oversized obstacles associated with the collaboration.
Blunderville Padded Wall — 220 MGF. A decorative wall element suited to playful interior designs.
Blunderville Rainbow — 220 MGF. A colorful furnishing for players interested in bright, whimsical decoration.
Blunderville Hammer — 220 MGF. A hammer-themed furnishing inspired by obstacle-course hazards.
Total for all six furnishings: 1,320 MGF.
Which Furnishings Should You Buy First?
For players interested in housing, the best approach is to decide what kind of room or themed space you want to create.
The Blunderville Rainbow and Flag are worth considering if you want visible decorative accents.
The Donut Bumper, Padded Wall, and Hammer may appeal more to players creating an obstacle-course-inspired theme.
The Crown fits a victory-focused display.
Remember that your personal decorating preferences matter more than any universal ranking.
If you don't currently use FFXIV housing, these furnishings are probably a lower priority than mounts, minions, and glamours.
You can still collect them for future use, but there's no reason to spend your first MGF on decorations that don't interest you.
Everybody Falls Orchestrion Roll and Framer's Kits
Not every collectible from the collaboration is designed for character equipment or housing decoration.
The event also includes music and portrait customization options.
Everybody Falls (Fall Guys Theme) Orchestrion Roll — 220 MGF
This item unlocks the Everybody Falls collaboration music track.
It appeals particularly to players who enjoy collecting orchestrion rolls and customizing the music played through compatible orchestrions.
If you enjoy music from special events, it offers another way to preserve a reminder of the collaboration.
The orchestrion roll costs 220 MGF, placing it among the more affordable collectible rewards.
All Three Framer's Kits — 600 MGF
The MGF Trader offers three Framer's Kits:
Blunderful Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. A themed customization kit for character presentation.
Blunderous Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. An additional option for players who enjoy portrait customization.
Blunder-villed Framer's Kit — 200 MGF. Another collaboration-inspired visual option.
These kits provide additional options for customizing your character's presentation through the game's portrait-related systems.
They're especially relevant for players who regularly adjust their Adventurer Plates and portraits.
Each costs 200 MGF.
Purchasing all three requires 600 MGF.
If portrait customization isn't something you use often, buying one preferred kit may be more sensible than collecting all three immediately.
Other MGF Trader Items: Dye and Utility Rewards
Three items in the 2026 catalog are different from the permanent mount, minion, emote, glamour, or decoration collectibles.
These are worth understanding before spending your MGF.
Wide Spectrum #1 Dye — 150 MGF
Wide Spectrum #1 Dye is a dye material used for equipment color customization.
This item replaced several older individual dye options through the game's updated dye system.
The 2026 event shop lists it at 150 MGF.
While useful for glamour enthusiasts, it isn't a unique mount, minion, or permanent unlock.
Recommendation: Prioritize missing collaboration collectibles before spending significant amounts of MGF on dye.
Standard Rationing Manual — 200 MGF
The Standard Rationing Manual provides an effect that increases meal duration.
Its listed effect increases meal duration by 15 minutes for a period of 120 minutes and overwrites similar Free Company actions.
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This can be useful in certain situations, but it's a utility item rather than a unique cosmetic.
Players who already have other ways to manage meal-duration bonuses may find more value in permanent collectibles.
Gold Saucer Aetheryte Ticket — 200 MGF
The Gold Saucer Aetheryte Ticket provides a way to teleport directly to the Gold Saucer without paying the usual teleportation fee.
It's convenient, but convenience alone usually won't outweigh a missing collaboration mount or minion for most collectors.
For players working with a limited MGF budget, utility items are sensible purchases only after higher-priority rewards have been secured.
How to Earn MGF in FFXIV Fall Guys
Manderville Gold Saucer Fame is the special currency used by the Blunderville reward vendor.
It's different from regular Manderville Gold Saucer Points, commonly called MGP.
You cannot substitute ordinary MGP for MGF when purchasing these collaboration rewards.
To earn MGF, participate in Blunderville shows and progress through the competition.
The farther you advance, the more currency you receive.
MGF Rewards by Placement
For a standard show with 24 competitors, the documented total rewards are:
Eliminated in Round 1 — 50 MGF. You still receive currency for participating, even if you don't qualify for the second stage.
Eliminated in Round 2 — 150 MGF total. Successfully clearing the opening stage provides a much better overall reward.
Eliminated in Round 3 — 300 MGF total. Reaching the final stage significantly increases your earnings.
Winning the Show — 450 MGF total. Claiming the crown provides the highest normal reward.
These figures represent total earnings for the show, not separate amounts that should be added together again.
For example, a Round 3 elimination gives a total of 300 MGF, not 50 plus 150 plus 300.
The currency is awarded through the stages, with the cumulative total corresponding to your final result.
Important: Smaller Lobbies Can Reduce MGF Rewards
Blunderville supports up to 24 players per show.
However, shows can begin with fewer competitors.
When this happens, rewards are reduced.
This means the standard values above aren't guaranteed for every possible lobby.
When calculating how much more MGF you need, use your actual earnings rather than assuming every show awards the full amount.
How Many Blunderville Shows Do You Need for Each Reward?
Knowing the prices is helpful, but knowing how many shows you may need makes the rewards easier to understand.
The following examples assume full 24-player shows and consistent placement results.
They aren't promises of how often a player will achieve those results.
Rhiyes Mount: 410 MGF
1 victory: 450 MGF
2 Round 3 eliminations: 600 MGF
3 Round 2 eliminations: 450 MGF
9 Round 1 eliminations: 450 MGF
Both Minions: 700 MGF
2 victories: 900 MGF
3 Round 3 eliminations: 900 MGF
5 Round 2 eliminations: 750 MGF
14 Round 1 eliminations: 700 MGF
Rhiyes Mount and Both Minions: 1,110 MGF
3 victories: 1,350 MGF
4 Round 3 eliminations: 1,200 MGF
8 Round 2 eliminations: 1,200 MGF
23 Round 1 eliminations: 1,150 MGF
Complete Gentlebean Outfit: 1,640 MGF
4 victories: 1,800 MGF
6 Round 3 eliminations: 1,800 MGF
11 Round 2 eliminations: 1,650 MGF
33 Round 1 eliminations: 1,650 MGF
Every Listed Reward: 6,670 MGF
15 victories: 6,750 MGF
23 Round 3 eliminations: 6,900 MGF
45 Round 2 eliminations: 6,750 MGF
134 Round 1 eliminations: 6,700 MGF
In reality, most players will have a mixture of results.
You may win some shows, reach later stages in others, and occasionally be eliminated early.
The purpose of these calculations is to help you estimate the scale of your chosen reward target.
Reaching later stages consistently makes a major difference when collecting several expensive rewards.
Best FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards to Buy First
Not everyone wants to collect all 23 items.
If your MGF is limited, the smartest approach is to prioritize the rewards that match your interests.
Below is a practical purchase ranking for players who value permanent collectibles.
Priority 1: Rhiyes Mount — 410 MGF
Rhiyes is an excellent first target for mount collectors.
It has a distinctive appearance, permanently expands your mount collection once learned, and costs relatively little compared with completing an entire outfit.
For players who only want one major reward, Rhiyes is a strong choice.
Priority 2: Pink Bean and Pegwin — 700 MGF
Both minions are desirable additions for players who enjoy collecting companions.
Since each costs 350 MGF, you can choose your favorite first and collect the other later.
Together with Rhiyes, they form a manageable three-item collection costing 1,110 MGF.
Priority 3: Victory Reveal Emote — 410 MGF
For social players, the Victory Reveal emote has lasting appeal.
It can be used independently of your current outfit and doesn't require a housing space.
If you frequently use emotes, it may be more valuable to you than an additional glamour accessory.
Priority 4: Complete Gentlebean Outfit — 1,640 MGF
The Gentlebean set is a good target for glamour enthusiasts.
However, its four separate pieces make it one of the larger purchases in the event.
If you like only one or two pieces, there is no reason to purchase the entire set before more desirable collectibles.
Priority 5: Winner's Crowns — 820 MGF
Both wearable crowns provide additional headwear options.
Buy your preferred finish first unless you're specifically collecting every event glamour item.
Priority 6: Music, Framer's Kits, and Housing Decorations
These rewards are valuable for players interested in their respective customization systems.
However, they're more specialized than mounts or minions.
A housing enthusiast may reasonably rank the Blunderville decorations much higher.
Priority 7: Utility Items and Dye
The Standard Rationing Manual, Gold Saucer Aetheryte Ticket, and Wide Spectrum #1 Dye are generally lower priorities when compared with permanent event collectibles.
They can still be useful purchases once you've secured the rewards you care about most.
Best MGF Shopping Targets for Different Players
Rather than farming blindly, choose a total that reflects your personal goal.
Budget Collector: 410 MGF
Target: Rhiyes mount
This is one of the simplest ways to obtain a major collaboration collectible.
It's ideal for players who don't intend to pursue the entire reward catalog.
Mount and Minion Collector: 1,110 MGF
Target: Rhiyes, Pink Bean, and Pegwin
This is one of the strongest balanced selections.
You receive the event's headline mount and both minions without spending currency on less relevant rewards.
Glamour Enthusiast: 2,460 MGF
Target: Complete Gentlebean set plus both Winner's Crowns
This includes all six wearable collaboration items.
It's a natural goal for players who enjoy collecting complete event fashion sets.
Mount, Minion, and Outfit Collector: 2,750 MGF
Target: Rhiyes, Pink Bean, Pegwin, and all four Gentlebean pieces
This package covers the most recognizable mount, companions, and matching outfit.
It doesn't include the two Winner's Crowns.
Permanent Reward Collector: 6,120 MGF
Target: All listed rewards except the Standard Rationing Manual, Gold Saucer Aetheryte Ticket, and Wide Spectrum #1 Dye
This total covers the mount, minions, clothing, crowns, emote, furnishings, orchestrion roll, and Framer's Kits.
It's a useful collection goal if you aren't interested in the three utility or dye purchases.
Full Vendor Completionist: 6,670 MGF
Target: One of every reward currently listed by the MGF Trader
This includes all 23 reward entries.
The total doesn't account for purchasing additional copies of consumable items or furnishings.
Practical Tips to Earn Enough MGF Without Wasting Effort
The most important strategy is choosing a reward target that matches how much you enjoy playing Blunderville.
A player interested only in Rhiyes shouldn't feel obligated to farm enough currency for every furnishing.
Likewise, a glamour collector may prefer completing the Gentlebean outfit before purchasing minions.
Focus on Reliable Qualification
Advancing beyond the opening stage has a significant effect on your MGF earnings.
In a full 24-player show, Round 1 elimination awards 50 MGF, while Round 2 elimination results in 150 MGF total.
That makes consistent qualification valuable even without winning.
Don't assume risky shortcuts are always the most efficient option.
If a safer approach helps you qualify more reliably, it may support your currency goal better.
Check Your Balance Before Purchasing
The MGF Trader lets you check your current MGF amount.
Before buying an inexpensive item, compare your available currency against the cost of your next priority reward.
For example, spending 200 MGF on a utility item might delay your purchase of a 410-MGF mount.
There is nothing wrong with buying smaller items, but it's easier to make a satisfying decision when you know exactly what you're sacrificing.
Avoid Duplicate Purchases You Don't Need
Some collaboration rewards are permanent unlocks or unique collectibles.
Others, such as furnishings and utility items, may have reasons for additional purchases.
Before buying anything, verify whether you've already acquired it.
Players returning from earlier Fall Guys collaborations should check their mount list, minion collection, emotes, and other relevant collections.
This prevents unnecessary purchases and helps identify the rewards still missing.
Use Small, Achievable Goals
Instead of thinking only about the full 6,670-MGF total, focus on individual targets.
For example, obtaining Rhiyes requires 410 MGF.
Collecting one minion requires 350 MGF.
The full outfit requires 1,640 MGF.
Breaking the collection into personal purchase goals makes it much easier to judge whether additional participation is worthwhile.
Are There Fall Guys Rewards That Cannot Be Bought With MGF?
Yes.
The MGF Trader isn't the only source of recognition associated with Blunderville.
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The event also includes achievements for finishing first in shows.
The It's a Blunderful Life achievement series tracks Blunderville victories.
The documented milestones include:
It's a Blunderful Life I: Place first in Blunderville once.
It's a Blunderful Life II: Place first 10 times.
It's a Blunderful Life III: Place first 50 times.
It's a Blunderful Life IV: Place first 100 times.
The final achievement awards the King Bean or Queen Bean title, depending on your character.
This title is separate from the two wearable Winner's Crowns available through the MGF Trader.
You cannot simply purchase the 100-win achievement title using MGF.
Players who want that particular achievement must earn the required victories.
However, ordinary collaboration collectibles such as Rhiyes and the Gentlebean set don't require that achievement.
If you aren't interested in competitive titles, you can focus entirely on your preferred vendor rewards.
Common FFXIV Fall Guys Reward Mistakes to Avoid
A little planning can prevent unnecessary disappointment.
Confusing MGF with MGP: The Fall Guys reward vendor uses MGF, not ordinary Gold Saucer Points. Having a large amount of MGP doesn't mean you can directly purchase Blunderville rewards.
Assuming Rhiyes requires a victory: You can obtain the mount by accumulating 410 MGF through participation. Winning is helpful but not mandatory.
Thinking the Gentlebean outfit is a single 410-MGF purchase: Each of the four pieces costs 410 MGF. Completing the set requires 1,640 MGF.
Buying the wrong crown: The Matte and Glossy Winner's Crowns are wearable headpieces, while the Blunderville Crown is a furnishing.
Using outdated dye information: The current 2026 catalog features Wide Spectrum #1 Dye rather than the older assortment of individual dyes.
Miscalculating match earnings: The Round 2, Round 3, and victory totals are cumulative. Don't add the entire totals together again.
Assuming reduced-player shows always award full MGF: Rewards can be lower when a show starts with fewer than 24 contestants.
Ignoring rewards you've already unlocked: Returning players may already own mounts, minions, emotes, or glamour pieces from previous appearances.
Purchasing lower-priority utility items first: If you're interested in permanent collectibles, confirm your priorities before spending on consumables.
These mistakes are easy to avoid once you understand how the event's reward structure works.
Where to Buy FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards
All 23 listed vendor rewards are available through the MGF Trader.
NPC: MGF Trader
Location: Blunderville Square
Coordinates: X:3.8, Y:3.1
Currency: Manderville Gold Saucer Fame (MGF)
To reach the vendor, enter Blunderville Square through the Gold Saucer's collaboration entrance.
Players who haven't unlocked the event must complete the relevant introductory quest first.
Once inside Blunderville Square, speak with the MGF Trader and browse the available rewards.
The vendor displays the amount of MGF required for each item.
MGF can only be earned while the collaboration is active, so don't assume you'll be able to collect more whenever you want.
Square Enix has stated that the collaboration may return at irregular intervals, but that doesn't establish a guaranteed next opportunity to earn or spend MGF.
If you're working toward a particular collectible, it's sensible to secure it while the relevant event vendor is available.
FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards 2026 FAQ
How much MGF do you need to buy every Fall Guys reward in FFXIV?
Buying one of every item listed in the 2026 MGF Trader catalog costs 6,670 MGF. This covers 23 reward entries, including the mount, two minions, six wearable glamour pieces, emote, furnishings, music, Framer's Kits, and utility items.
How much does the Rhiyes mount cost?
The Rhiyes Identification Key costs 410 MGF from the MGF Trader in Blunderville Square. Using the key unlocks Rhiyes for your character's mount collection.
How do you get the Pink Bean and Pegwin minions?
Both minions are purchased directly from the MGF Trader. Pink Bean costs 350 MGF, and Pegwin also costs 350 MGF. Together, they require 700 MGF.
Can you earn MGF without winning Blunderville?
Yes. Participants earn MGF based on their progress. In a full 24-player show, even a first-round elimination awards 50 MGF. Reaching later stages increases your total earnings.
How much does the complete Gentlebean outfit cost?
The complete four-piece Gentlebean outfit costs 1,640 MGF. Each piece—the Knit Cap, Parka, Bottoms, and Shoes—costs 410 MGF.
Are the Winner's Crowns the same as the Blunderville Crown?
No. The Matte Winner's Crown and Glossy Winner's Crown are wearable headpieces costing 410 MGF each. The Blunderville Crown is a housing furnishing costing 220 MGF.
What is the cheapest reward in the 2026 Fall Guys event shop?
Wide Spectrum #1 Dye is the lowest-priced item in the current listed catalog at 150 MGF. The Framer's Kits and two utility items each cost 200 MGF.
Do returning players get new rewards in 2026?
The 2026 collaboration brings back the established reward selection rather than a new set of themed collectibles. Players who already obtained the mount, minions, or other permanent rewards should check their existing collections before spending more MGF.
How do you unlock the Victory Reveal emote?
Purchase Ballroom Etiquette - Embracing Blunders for 410 MGF and use the item to learn the emote. Its command is /victoryreveal.
Can you buy the King Bean or Queen Bean title using MGF?
No. This achievement title is earned through the It's a Blunderful Life IV achievement, which requires 100 first-place finishes in Blunderville.
Where is the MGF Trader?
The MGF Trader is located in Blunderville Square at X:3.8, Y:3.1. Speak with the NPC to check your Fame and purchase available collaboration rewards.
Will FFXIV Fall Guys rewards return again?
Square Enix has confirmed that the collaboration may return at irregular intervals. However, that doesn't guarantee a specific future return date, so players who want particular rewards should use the current opportunity while it's available.
Final Thoughts: Which FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards Are Worth Your MGF?
The FFXIV Fall Guys Rewards 2026 collection offers an enjoyable mix of permanent collectibles, character cosmetics, music, and decorations.
With 23 listed reward entries and a total cost of 6,670 MGF, completing the entire vendor catalog is a substantial goal.
Fortunately, most players don't need to aim for full completion.
For mount and minion collectors, the strongest starting target is 1,110 MGF for Rhiyes, Pink Bean, and Pegwin.
Glamour enthusiasts can focus on the four-piece Gentlebean outfit, while players who enjoy customization may find the Victory Reveal emote, Winner's Crowns, Framer's Kits, and furnishings more appealing.
The key is to decide which items you'll actually use or enjoy before spending your currency.
Blunderville rewards participation as well as victory, meaning you can gradually earn the items you want without becoming a champion.
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For now, check your MGF balance, choose your favorite rewards, and make sure you leave Blunderville with the collectibles that matter most to you.
