Rewards[edit]

Cracker
Little Comet
Twinkle Shower
Free Chocopass
Chocobo Ticket
Return Ring
Homing Ring
Adventuring Certificate
Republic Stables Medal
Kingdom Stables Collar
Federation Stables Scarf
Bronze Moogle Belt
Silver Moogle Belt
Gold Moogle Belt
Chocobo Wand

Earning Rewards[edit]

After being told your stats, the event Moogle will inform you the following:

And there's a present involved...

You have the choice to either receive your present now, or "wait" to build up the suspense, kupo!

If you choose to wait, you might find yourself receiving an even better present, kupo.

At this point, you are given three choices. Choosing one of the bottom two options ceases all mention of presents until the following day, server time (JST):

• "Lemme think, kupo." -- Nothing happens - This is the "Cancel" option.⁽¹⁾
• "Gimme my present, kupo!" -- Gives one of the rewards listed above.
• "I'll wait, kupo." -- You receive nothing, but the present(s?) you receive in the future are presumably better.⁽²⁾

⁽¹⁾ Some players have complained that this option is bugged and in fact does -not- allow you to make another choice regarding presents that day.

⁽²⁾ It's currently unknown how the "better" present system works, if at all. Current speculation includes that it might make the better prizes (e.g. Gold Moogle Belt, Chocobo Wand) obtainable or more common, or that it might eliminate the "booby prizes" (Chocopass, Chocobo Ticket, Cracker) from the possible prizes the following day.

⁽²⁾ Caution: It has been speculated that periods of Maintenance might disturb the "Wait" option. This is uncertain as the mechanics of the "Wait" option are unknown. But it's certainly possible if "Wait" is time-based - note NM timers, for example.

Full Inventory[edit]

If your inventory is full, you will be told: "You cannot receive the free chocopass. Please come back after sorting your inventory."

It has been confirmed that you will always be told this regardless of what your prize for the day actually is (assuming it is predetermined for the day at all), presumably as a means of preventing players "cheating" to find out what they'd get without wasting a day.