The Final Fantasy XIV: Evercold Digital Collector’s Edition ($64.99) is the expansion plus three in-game items: the Valhallar Odin mount, the Entreat Crystal emote and the Crystal Skyltborg, a crystal shield only bastions can use. The physical Collector’s Box ($255.00) holds an art box, a Reaper figure, a metal keychain, a Köttr plush and a tapestry, and the Collector’s Bundle ($319.99) puts the two together, both sold only by the Square Enix Store.
Below is every item in each version, what each one does in the game, which platforms can buy what, and when the items reach your character. Prices are in US dollars from Square Enix’s Evercold product page and the platform stores, as of November 5, 2026.
The Three Collector’s Versions at a Glance
Square Enix sells three collector’s products for Evercold, and they are easy to mix up:
| Product | Price | What you get | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Collector’s Edition | $64.99 | Evercold (with Endwalker and Dawntrail) plus three in-game items | Mog Station, Square Enix Store, Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, Nintendo eShop |
| Collector’s Bundle | $319.99 | The Digital Collector’s Edition for Windows or Mac plus the physical Collector’s Box | Square Enix Store only |
| Collector’s Box | $255.00 | The five physical items only, with no game, no in-game items and no pre-order bonuses | Square Enix Store only |
Square Enix’s product page lists only digital editions of the game itself. The physical goods come in the Collector’s Box, whichever way you buy it.
In-Game Items in the Digital Collector’s Edition
All three items are account-wide, so every character on your service account can use them.
- Valhallar Odin mount: a mount that Square Enix says is “inspired by the Eidolon Odin from FFXIII.” The product art shows an armored, horse-like steed carrying its rider.
- Entreat Crystal emote: in Square Enix’s words, you “clutch Azem’s crystal close and look to its guidance.”
- Crystal Skyltborg: a crystal take on the bastion’s greatshields, the weapon of Evercold’s new tank job. Square Enix notes it is “only equippable by bastions” and “can be equipped at any level,” so it works as a look for the job from the moment you unlock it. Our pre-order bonus guide covers the separate items that every pre-ordered edition with the game gets.
When they arrive: Square Enix says the Collector’s Edition items “will be delivered to users sequentially via moogle letter once early access begins on Friday, February 19, 2027.” That is later than the pre-order bonus items, which arrive as soon as your pre-order is registered.
What Is in the Physical Collector’s Box
The Collector’s Box is a set of five display items. Square Enix lists them as:
- Evercold Special Art Box: the outer box, printed with painted Evercold art.
- Expertly Crafted Reaper Figure: a sculpted figure of a Reaper with its scythe, on a dark rocky base.
- Ethos Metal Keychain: a metal keychain with an amber crystal charm, going by the product photo.
- Köttr Mini Plush: a small plush of the feline Köttr, on a clip.
- Tapestry of the Fourth: a long cloth banner showing a white tree against a starry blue sky.
Square Enix adds that “the design may differ from the actual product,” which is standard for collector’s goods shown months before launch. The box contains no download code: Square Enix says it “does not include a copy of Evercold, in-game items, or pre-order bonuses.”
Bundle or Box: How to Get Everything on Console and Steam
The Collector’s Bundle only includes the game for Windows or Mac. If you play on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 or Steam, Square Enix recommends buying the Collector’s Box from the Square Enix Store and the Digital Collector’s Edition from your own platform’s store.
The math works out the same either way. The Collector’s Box ($255.00) plus the Digital Collector’s Edition ($64.99) comes to $319.99, exactly the price of the Bundle, so console and Steam players pay nothing extra for splitting the order. The Digital Collector’s Edition costs $64.99 on every store we checked: the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store (where it is listed as the Collector’s Edition), the Nintendo eShop and Steam.
Is the Collector’s Edition Worth It?
It depends on which half you want.
- The Digital Collector’s Edition costs $20 more than the Standard Edition ($44.99) and adds only the mount, the emote and the Crystal Skyltborg. Nothing in it affects your stats or unlocks extra story. If you plan to main a bastion, the Skyltborg is the most useful of the three; if you collect mounts, the Valhallar Odin is the draw.
- The Collector’s Box is for display collectors. At $255.00 it is the most expensive part of the lineup, and none of it shows up in the game.
- The Collector’s Bundle saves no money over buying the box and the digital edition separately. Its only advantage is a single order, and it only works for Windows and Mac players.
If you buy the Standard Edition now and change your mind later, note that the Evercold product page lists no Collector’s Edition upgrade as of November 5, 2026. Square Enix has sold digital Collector’s Edition upgrades for earlier expansions, Endwalker among them, so one may appear later, but it has not been announced.
For the full lineup and dates, see our Evercold pre-order story. Every Final Fantasy guide we have, including the rest of our Evercold coverage, lives on our Final Fantasy hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes with the Evercold Digital Collector’s Edition? The expansion (with Endwalker and Dawntrail), the Valhallar Odin mount, the Entreat Crystal emote and the Crystal Skyltborg, plus the same pre-order bonuses as the Standard Edition if you pre-order.
Does the Evercold Collector’s Box include the game? No. Square Enix says it does not include a copy of Evercold, in-game items or pre-order bonuses. Buy the Digital Collector’s Edition separately, or the Collector’s Bundle on Windows and Mac.
Is there a physical Collector’s Edition for PS5 or Xbox? Square Enix sells no boxed console copy. Console players buy the Collector’s Box from the Square Enix Store and the Digital Collector’s Edition from their console’s store.
When do you get the Collector’s Edition items? By moogle letter, sent sequentially once early access begins on February 19, 2027.
Can any job use the Crystal Skyltborg? No. It can only be equipped by bastions, Evercold’s new tank job, though at any level.
Is the Collector’s Bundle cheaper than buying separately? No. The Collector’s Box ($255.00) and the Digital Collector’s Edition ($64.99) add up to $319.99, the same as the Bundle.