Key Items - Final Fantasy XV Database

The Magic Flask is a vital key item in Final Fantasy XV, designed for the creation and execution of elemancy. This spherical bottle can be packed with refined magic, and each flask can hold a certain number of “charges” of a spell before it becomes empty and can be refilled again. The transparent and small designs on the flask show the glowing spell it contains, which is used to cast powerful spells in battle.

The design of the Magic Flask differs significantly from what is expected of a flask or bottle, having a spherical shape instead of a cylindrical one. Due to its unique design and its utility in the game, the Magic Flask is often referred to as “spell bombs” or “magic grenades”. Ignis, one of the main characters in the game, also utilizes magic flasks in some of his techniques, highlighting the flask’s versatility and usefulness.

Location	Chapter	Spell Contained
Party starts with a flask	1	N/A
Three Valleys’ shack, received from David Auburnbrie	1	Fire (99)
Prairie Outpost, received from Monica	2	N/A
Narrow side street in Lestallum	N/A	N/A
Leville hotel, received from Iris Amicitia	3	N/A
Leville, received from Jared Hester (or on Cape Caem later)	N/A	N/A
Chapter 5, received after Gentiana whispers of the runestone	5	N/A
Fociaugh Hollow dungeon	N/A	N/A
Cape Caem hideout, in the kitchen	N/A	N/A
Steyliff Grove dungeon	N/A	N/A
The Rock of Ravatogh dungeon	N/A	N/A
Pitioss Ruins dungeon	N/A	N/A
Talk to Cor before boarding the royal vessel	8	N/A
Secret flask found in Galdin Quay beach	9-15	N/A
Glitched 15th flask (only available via glitch)	N/A	N/A

Note: Magic flask locations reset when using chapter select or New Game Plus, allowing players to collect up to 99 Magic Flasks if they replay the game.

A newspaper picked up at the Galdin Quay hotel. The dramatic headline reads, “INSOMNIA FALLS.”

Obtained from Galdin Quay hotel. The only place where the player can find out the date.

A recording medium used in the ancient Allagan Empire of another world. Adventurers risk life and limb to collect these stones as a type of currency.

Obtained from Perpetouss Keep as part of the Adventurer from Another World quest. (Video guide) Used in Y’jhimei’s trading post as currency.

A dangerous little instrument able to summon hostile enemies with a single tweet.

Obtained in Chapter 4. Can be used to spawn enemies on the overworld, but the player may need to spin the camera or open up the main menu to get it to happen.

Part of the Perfect Cup sidequest if the player lists meat as their favorite topping.

The name reads “Paul Deist.” The lone spearman, they called him. He was at his best on solitary hunts.

Quest item for David Auburnbrie. The hunter’s surname alludes to Deist, a town from Final Fantasy II.

The name reads “Jim Melmond.” A grizzled battlefield veteran who faced death many times.

Quest item for David Auburnbrie. The hunter’s surname alludes to Melmond, a town from the original Final Fantasy.

A figurine modeled after a famous floral creature. This one-off piece is cast out of pure mythril and extremely intricate in its design.

Item that can be given to Talcott Hester. Formouth Garrison, the imperial base in Leide. It is behind the white building in top left corner of the map after the player has cleared the area of enemies in Chapter 15.

A figurine modeled after a famous floral creature. Molded out of plaster, the statuette is far heavier than its muse but popular as a paperweight.

Item that can be given to Talcott Hester. Buy from Veenon’s Trading in Lestallum Market for 1,000 gil.

A figurine modeled after a famous floral creature. Cut out of real Altissian marble, collectors drool at the thought of obtaining one of these.

Item that can be given to Talcott Hester. Buy from shop outside the Leville Hotel in Altissia. The player must use Umbra to go back to give it to Talcott.

A figurine modeled after a famous floral creature. The subtle curves carved into the wood evoke warm, happy feelings.

Item that can be given to Talcott Hester. Buy from Wiz Chocobo Post.

Dropped by a knight of the tonberry round table, this knife has an uncommonly sharp edge. Unfortunately, no human can DOINK with it like a tonberry can.

Item that can be given to Randolph obtained from the Legend Wrapped in Enigma quest in Chapter 15.

An old hammer received from Cid. On the handle is carved, “Property of Mr. Hammerproof Thickskull.”

Obtained for fully upgrading the Engine Blade into the Ultima Blade. Cid’s dossier implies Hammerhead is named after this nickname Regis had carved onto his hammer.

Food for a cat, cooked by Coctura. Similar to her standard restaurant fare, but with less spice.

Quest item for the Kitty Catering quest in Galdin Quay.

Portable power cell made in Insomnia. Its small size belies an ability to produce an impressive amount of electric power—enough to rival the energy generated from meteorshards.

Item in the expanded Insomnia in the Windows and Royal Editions.

Smartphone belonging to Noctis. Official Crownsguard issue. Not available commercially.

Present in the player’s inventory by default.

The name reads “Tom Corel.” He was a rookie who had just quit his old job to become a hunter.

Quest item for David Auburnbrie. The hunter’s surname alludes to Corel, a town from Final Fantasy VII.

Obtained at the Moogle Chocobo Carnival, this enigmatic egg is full of dreams, but shows no signs of hatching anytime soon.

Obtained from attending the fireworks show with Carbuncle in Moogle Chocobo Carnival. If the player had one in Final Fantasy XV: Assassin’s Festival, they obtained a new attire for Noctis: Master Assassin’s Robes.

A rough, uncut gemstone. It’s not worth much as it, but an incredible craftsman might be able to polish it into something precious.

Quest item for Dino for A Treasure Beyond Measure.

This fungus’s spotted pattern and rock-hard texture have earned it the nickname “the devil’s-eye sloughshroom.” A favorite food of the catoblepas.

Obtained during Prompto’s tour Up Close and Personal.

Love letter penned by a man who seems to struggle expressing his true feelings. The ink has faded with time, and parts of the text are no longer legible.

Obtained for defeating Melusine. Added to the Letters section of the datalog in the Windows and Royal Editions.

An adorably adorned ticket that whisks the bearer away to a fun-filled carnival—for a limited time.

Holiday Pack item that unlocked Moogle Chocobo Carnival.

The ignition key for a power generator attached to an excavator control panel.

A main quest item in Chapter 10.

A keycard for the generator supplying power to the elevator leading to the upper levels of Zegnautus Keep.

A main quest item in Chapter 13.

A shining egg, freshly liberated from the nest of a zu. It would make great camp chow—especially served atop Cup Noodles.

Zu egg obtained as part of the Perfect Cup quest if the player says egg is their favorite topping.

A cane provided by the government of Accordo for the blind Ignis. It is decorated with the most elaborate carvings.

Present in the player’s inventory in Chapter 10.

Proof of Noctis’s victory over Ifrit. It appears to be a fragment of the Infernian’s horn.

Proof of defeating Ifrit.

A curious coin received from a man encountered in Galdin Quay, it is stamped with exquisite designs.

The coin obtained from Ardyn Izunia in Galdin Quay. It is an Oracle Ascension Coin.

A cookbook specializing in bowls. Features Egg-Fried Crustacean Bowl.

Teaches Ignis Egg-Fried Crustacean Bowl. Buy for 600 gil from Old Lestallum.

A cookbook specializing in deep-fried pastries. Features Prime Garula Rib.

Teaches Ignis Prime Garula Rib. Buy for 800 gil from Wiz Chocobo Post.

A cookbook specializing in pastries. Features Taelpar Harvest Galettes.

Teaches Ignis Taelpar Harvest Galette. Buy for 1000 gil from Burbost Souvenir Emporium.

A cookbook specializing in deep-fried dishes. Features Karlabos Cream Croquettes.

Teaches Ignis Karlabos Cream Croquettes. Buy for 1000 gil from Caem.

A cookbook specializing in stews and soups. Features Marrowshroom Chowder.

Teaches Ignis Marrowshroom Chowder. Buy for 1200 gil from Altissia (gondola shop at Maagho restaurant).

A cookbook specializing in rice dishes. Features Sweet Saltwater Crustacean Curry.

Teaches Ignis Sweet Saltwater Crustacean Curry. Buy for 1000 gil from Verinas Mart - Ravatogh.

A cookbook specializing in stor-fries. Features Roc of Ravatogh.

Teaches Ignis Roc of Ravatogh Rice. Buy for 2000 gil from Meldacio Hunter HQ.

A cookbook specializing in decadent desserts. Features Kupoberry Cheesecake.

Teaches Ignis Kupoberry Cheesecake. Buy for 3000 gil from JM Market in Altissia. Added in patch 1.24.

A cookbook specializing in egg dishes of all kinds. Features Golden Chocobo Tart.

Teaches Ignis Golden Chocobo Tart. Buy for 3000 gil from JM Market in Altissia. Added in patch 1.24.

The razor-sharp bill of a bennu. Light as a feather ter far sturdier than steel, it is revered among armorists as an ideal material for crafting weapons.

Quest item for Randolph from felling a bennu.

Part of the Perfect Cup sidequest if the player lists shrimp as their favorite topping.

An oldstyle camera Prompto has been carrying with him at all times since he left Insomnia.

In the player’s inventory since the beginning of the game. The player can change Prompto’s camera in the Photos menu in the Archives.

The latest model of Prompto’s beloved camera, packed with features for the consummate professional.

In the player’s inventory of they have the applicable DLC. The player can change Prompto’s camera in the Photos menu in the Archives.

Description depends on the answers the player chose to write to Lunafreya Nox Fleuret: A notebook once used to keep in touch with Lunafreya. It serves as nothing more than a memento now. / A notebook once used to keep in touch with Lunafreya. It is filled with twelve years’ worth of memories. / A notebook once used to keep in touch with Lunafreya. The last page is stained with tears.

Obtain at the end of Chapter 9. See Lovers’ Notebook for lore info.

Gourmet cat cuisine that is more expensive than people food. Bound to please the most finicky of felines.

Buy for 20,000 gil from Cape Caem. Can be fed to the cat behind the lighthouse at Caem.

The slippery limb of a malbodoom, covered in suction cups. Those brave enough to extract liquid from the vacuoles inside can use the secretion to craft long-lasting adhesives.

Quest item for Randolph obtained by defeating a malbodoom for him.

Proof that Noctis has received Titan’s blessing. The Archaean may come to his aid in a moment of true peril.

Obtained after passing Titan’s trial in Chapter 4 by felling him as boss. Noctis can summon Titan in battle.

Proof that Noctis has received Bahamut’s blessing. The Draconian may come to his aid in a moment of true peril.

Is in the player’s inventory in Chapter 14.

Proof that Noctis has received Ramuh’s blessing. The Fulgurian may come to his aid in a moment of true peril.

Obtained in Chapter 5 after passing Ramuh’s Trial in Fociaugh Hollow. Noctis can summon Ramuh in battle.

Proof that Noctis has received Shiva’s blessing. The Glacian may come to his aid in a moment of true peril.

Obtained in Chapter 12 in Ghorovas Rift. Noctis can summon Shiva in battle.

Proof that Noctis has received Leviathan’s blessing. The Hydraean may come to his aid in a moment of true peril.

Obtained in Chapter 9 after passing Leviathan’s Trial by felling her as boss. Noctis can summon Leviathan in battle.

Proof that Noctis has received the blessing of Garuda. Once per day, she can lend him her strength when he finds himself in danger.

Obtained by completing Adventurer from Another World collaboration quest from Ch.4 onwards.