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FGO 11th Anniversary 'Eirei Gakuso' All 60 Cards Revealed

The full reveal confirms the complete 60-card roster for the anniversary set, letting players plan their limited ticket exchanges before the August 19 deadline.

Key Facts

  • Fate/Grand Order revealed all 60 Eirei Gakuso Craft Essence illustrations on August 1, 2026.
  • The Eirei Gakuso set uses a school festival motif and is a limited-time anniversary Craft Essence collection.
  • Players can exchange up to three Eirei Gakuso cards using tickets earned from the School Festival Quest.
  • The School Festival Quest runs until August 12 at 12:59, and the exchange period ends August 19 at 12:59.
  • The reveal took place during the FGO Fes. 2026 staff talk at Makuhari Messe on August 1.

Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Inside.

FGO 11th Anniversary 'Eirei Gakuso' All 60 Cards Revealed

Fate/Grand Order has revealed the full lineup of its 11th anniversary limited-time Craft Essence set, 'Eirei Gakuso' (Spirit Dress), featuring 60 newly drawn illustrations of Servants in a school festival theme. The complete set became public on August 1, with previously unrevealed Servants now shown. The illustrations are grouped by in-game areas such as the student council room, sports clubs, a cafe, and the key visual section. The set includes popular figures like Morgan, Edmond Dantes, Miyamoto Musashi, Nero Claudius, and Arthur Pendragon (Prototype). Players can obtain up to three of these Craft Essences using 'FGO 11th Anniversary Eirei Gakuso Tickets,' earned as rewards from the School Festival Quest. The quest runs until August 12 at 12:59, and the exchange period lasts until August 19 at 12:59. Some Craft Essences require clearing specific story chapters before they can be exchanged. The announcement coincided with the FGO Fes. 2026 event held at Makuhari Messe on the same day.

The Eirei Gakuso set is a collection of limited-time Craft Essences with a school festival motif, and the August 1 reveal completed the full 60-card roster. The illustrations are organized by themed areas, including the Chaldea Academy Student Council Room, sports clubs, the 'Eirei Cafe Chaldea,' a memorial hall, and the key visual section. Notable inclusions span the game's history, from early Servants like Cu Chulainn and Heracles to newer additions such as Tenochtitlan and Typhon Ephemeros & Epsilon.

The exchange system limits players to a maximum of three cards this year, using tickets earned from the School Festival Quest. The quest period ends August 12 at 12:59, while the exchange window remains open until August 19 at 12:59. Certain cards carry story chapter requirements that must be cleared before exchange. The reveal took place during the FGO Fes. 2026 staff talk streamed on YouTube from Makuhari Messe, the same event where the 2026 summer Servants and three new Spiritron Dresses for Bedivere, Dante Alighieri, and Hassan of the Shining Star were announced.

  • Morgan: Student council room area
  • Edmond Dantes: Student council room area
  • Miyamoto Musashi: Student council room area
  • James Moriarty (Ruler): Student council room area
  • Harada Sanosuke: Student council room area
  • Rohi: Student council room area
  • Nero Claudius: Sports clubs area
  • Amour (Caren): Sports clubs area
  • Todo Heisuke: Sports clubs area
  • Britomart: Sports clubs area
  • Miyamoto Iori: Sports clubs area
  • Lady Avalon: Sports clubs area
  • Jason: Sports clubs area
  • Illyasviel: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Jacques de Molay: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Tutankhamen: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Lanling Wang: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Baobhan Sith: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Tenochtitlan: Eirei Cafe Chaldea area
  • Indra: Memorial hall area
  • Yan Qing: Memorial hall area
  • Queen Medb: Memorial hall area
  • Sei Shonagon: Memorial hall area
  • Frankenstein: Memorial hall area
  • Flora: Memorial hall area
  • Arthur Pendragon (Prototype): Welcome area
  • Ascarapos: Welcome area
  • Ozymandias: Welcome area
  • Cu Chulainn (Alter): Welcome area
  • Typhon Ephemeros & Epsilon: Welcome area
  • Hanasaki Okina: Welcome area
  • Charlotte Corday: Welcome area
  • Kama: Welcome area
  • Xu Fu: Thriller night classroom area
  • Asclepius: Thriller night classroom area
  • Van Gogh (Minor): Cafeteria and shop area
  • Martha: Cafeteria and shop area
  • Demeter: Cafeteria and shop area
  • Percival: Cafeteria and shop area
  • Alexander: Escape game area
  • Zhuge Kongming (El-Melloi II): Escape game area
  • Osakabehime: Culture club area
  • Katsushika Hokusai: Culture club area
  • Gilgamesh: Culture club area
  • Leonardo da Vinci: Culture club area
  • Nemo: Culture club area
  • Paris: Culture club area
  • Metatron Jeanne: Culture club area
  • Altria Pendragon (Alter): Key visual section
  • Edward Teach: Key visual section
  • Cu Chulainn: Key visual section
  • Shuten Doji: Key visual section
  • Jeunesse Crane: Key visual section
  • Takasugi Shinsaku: Key visual section
  • Nemo / Noah: Key visual section
  • Andersen: Key visual section
  • Mash Kyrielight: Key visual section
  • Melusine: Key visual section
  • Durga: Key visual section
  • Dante Alighieri: Key visual section

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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