How to Get the Albino Karakul Mount in FFXIV

Don't waste any time getting your hands on this fluffy friend!

Mounts in Final Fantasy XIV come in all shapes and sizes, from big to small and fierce to adorable — and the Albino Karakul falls into the latter category. This small, fluffy sheep friend has the Warrior of Light ride on its back and is one of the cutest mounts out there.

The Albino Karakul is a must-have for any mount collector, but it doesn't exactly advertise itself and how to get it. This guide will help you add the fluffy sheep to your growing mount collection in FFXIV.

Where to unlock the Albino Karakul sheep mount in FFXIV

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The unique and coveted Albino Karakul sheep mount is a reward found inside the home of FFXIV's Ishgardian Restoration, the Firmament. This crafting and gathering content allows you to reconstruct parts of the war-ravaged city of Ishgard, rewarding your efforts with not just the mount but other minions and more.

Once you've unlocked Ishgardian Restoration, you can gather materials from the Diadem and craft items using those materials to earn Skybuilders' Scrips. This currency can be traded to Enie in The Firmament (X: 12.0, Y: 14.0) for multiple rewards like emotes, dyes, minions, and mounts. 

You can exchange 8,400 Skybuilders' Scrips to Enie to obtain the Albino Karakul Horn. This represents several hours of gathering or crafting to contribute to the Ishgardian Restoration, a challenge well worth the unique mount. Check out the comprehensive guide for tips on gathering more Scrips.

Additionally, the Albino Karakul Horn is sometimes available from the limited-time Moogle Tomestone events. In these events, the sheep mount item is usually priced at between 20 and 50 Tomestones. However, because these events are limited and there's no guarantee the Horn will be part of the event, you might be better off obtaining the mount from the Ishgardian Restoration. 

About the Author

Michael Hassall

After giving up a "real" job in Marketing in 2019, Michael started working as esports, gaming, and entertainment journalist and hasn't looked back. He lives in the UK, but wishes he lived in Eorzea, having spent 5,000 hours there. When not dutifully grinding Tomestones and being designated furniture crafter for his FC, he enjoys travel to warm places, cold drinks, light reading, and heavy metal.