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FFXIV × Monster Hunter Wilds: Omega Savage Rewards

Find Omega Savage’s armor, weapons and first-clear cosmetics in Monster Hunter Wilds, plus how they differ from FFXIV’s Guardian Arkveld rewards.

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Omega Savage Rewards Belong to Monster Hunter Wilds

Planetes Protocol (Savage) is the harder Omega Planetes hunt in Monster Hunter Wilds. It awards Omega-themed equipment and first-clear cosmetics. It is separate from Final Fantasy XIV’s Guardian Arkveld crossover trial.

Capcom introduced the permanent Savage quest alongside Title Update 3 on September 29, 2025. This is an ongoing reward route, rather than an upcoming Tokyo Game Show announcement.

Crafting Rewards and First-clear Unlocks

Capcom’s original Savage announcement distinguishes equipment made with hunt materials from a pendant and gesture awarded on the first completion:

Reward in Monster Hunter WildsHow it is awarded
Omega Attire αCrafted with materials earned from the Savage hunt.
Omega’s Sword — Sword & ShieldCrafted with Savage reward materials.
Omega’s Rod — Insect Glaive, with OMG KinsectCrafted with Savage reward materials.
Floating OMG pendantEarned on the first Savage completion.
FFXIV Manderville Mambo gestureEarned on the first Savage completion.

Clearing once earns the two stated first-clear cosmetics. Completing the armor and weapon collection involves the crafting-material route; the announcement does not promise that one victory supplies every required material.

Official Monster Hunter Wilds image showing Omega Attire alpha, Omega’s Sword, Omega’s Rod and the OMG Kinsect
Capcom’s Savage reward artwork shows the Omega equipment and Kinsect. ©CAPCOM ©SQUARE ENIX.

The Omega name appears on three different equipment rewards. Choose the weapon type you actually use before spending materials: the Sword & Shield and Insect Glaive are separate crafts.

Start with the Base Collaboration Hunt

Capcom’s Title Update 3 overview places the introductory collaboration mission at HR 41 or higher, after completing “What Lies Ahead.” It begins in the Iceshard Cliffs.

Savage is the later, 9★ challenge. The Icy Veins unlock reference lists HR 100+ and completion of the base Omega Planetes mission before accepting it from the Quest Counter.

Dark Knight-inspired hunter armor and Pictomancy are also on the Monster Hunter Wilds side. They reinterpret FFXIV jobs within Wilds’ equipment and item systems. They are not new armor-granted combat abilities for FFXIV characters.

FFXIV Has Its Own Trial and Rewards

FFXIV’s side arrived with Patch 7.35 on October 7, 2025. The enemy is Guardian Arkveld in The Windward Wilds; its harder difficulty is called Extreme.

The 7.35 patch notes require a level-100 combat job and completion of the main scenario quest “Dawntrail” to begin “The White Wanderer” in Tuliyollal. Both trial difficulties award a Veldian weapon coffer; Extreme also awards Guardian Arkveld certificates used for weapon enhancement.

Square Enix’s official crossover reward examples identify three other paths:

  • Hope gear: exchange Guardian Scales carved from Guardian Arkveld.
  • Seikret mount: complete the follow-up quest “The White Visitor.”
  • Felyne support team cart: use certificates earned from The Windward Wilds (Extreme).

For the Omega armor, weapons and Manderville Mambo gesture featured here, follow Monster Hunter Wilds’ Savage hunt. For the Hope outfit or Seikret mount in FFXIV, follow the Arkveld questline.

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