Medieval chaos invades THE FINALS as Dragon’s Claim enters its final week

Time is running out to claim your rewards. THE FINALS has deployed Store Update10.8.0, reminding contestants that the Dragon’s Claim event is entering its final stretch and that several exclusive rewards—alongside the temporary event ticket system—will soon disappear.

The overarching message of the patch is simple:

The battle rages on, but your window to spend your hard-earned rewards is closing fast.

According to Embark Studios, the Dragon’s Claim event will remain active for exactly one more week, allowing players to fight for banners, spin the wheel, and secure event-exclusive prizes. However, there is a major catch: daily event contracts that rewarded tickets have officially ended.

This means contestants can only spend the tickets they have already accumulated before they vanish entirely when the event concludes.

The update serves more as a final warning than a traditional content drop: if you have tickets sitting in your inventory, use them now.

Beyond winding down the event, the store update introduces the Chain Reaction collection—a new cosmetic line that blends absurd humor with a medieval aesthetic, staying perfectly in line with the game's unpredictable visual identity.

The standout piece of the set is a chainmail top, accompanied by THE FINALS’ signature ironic flavor text:

El objeto más llamativo parece ser una parte superior inspirada en cota de malla, acompañada por la descripción irónica habitual de THE FINALS:

“Medieval armor wasn't built for bullets... but maybe this one is."

The over-the-top tone continues with another peculiar addition: a skin for the Healing Emitter that transforms it into an item that looks adorable yet potentially dangerous at the same time.

Embark continues to lean heavily into one of the game's defining traits: contrasting high-stakes, hyper-destructive competitive gameplay with deliberately ridiculous cosmetics.

This formula has resonated incredibly well with the player base.

While rival shooters rigidly stick to realistic military gear, THE FINALS routinely embraces chaotic and absurd designs without losing its identity.

Update 10.8.0 doesn’t introduce massive balance overhauls or new game modes, but it fulfills a crucial role in the live-service seasonal loop: closing out an event phase while keeping player engagement high through limited-time rewards.

With Dragon’sClaim entering its final days and Chain Reaction taking over the storefront, the directive for players is loud and clear:

The loot war is still on... only this time, some of the combatants will be rocking chainmail and a healing emitter with a cute face.