Ramadan 2026 has arrived in Free Fire, and with it comes the Lost Treasure event—a glorious desert-themed shindig that runs from March 10 to March 23. As a dedicated free-to-play player who treats every diamond like it's the last slice of pizza at a party, I've been diving headfirst into this sandy spectacle. And let me tell you, it's a wild ride. The event layers a Bermuda rework, free login rewards, premium bundles, a treasure-digging mini-game, and a Faded Wheel featuring the Red Tier King of Gold emote. Whether you're a whale or a minnow, there's something here to tickle your fancy—or empty your wallet. So grab your shovel and a bucket of sunscreen, because we're going on a treasure hunt.
The Free Stuff: Where My Inner Scrooge Rejoices 🤑
Let's be real: the free reward track is the main reason I haven't uninstalled this game yet. Garena has dangled a carrot that actually looks tasty. Here's what you can snag without spending a single diamond:
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Treasure Finder Bundle: The headline free item. A unisex explorer outfit with layered belts, gold buckles, and a sand-worn texture that screams "I've been lost in the desert for three days but I still look fabulous." It's earned through cumulative milestone missions. Visually, it holds up against bundles that cost 399–599 diamonds. F2P players, rejoice!
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Trogon Gun Skin: Just log in cumulatively during the event. The Trogon is the new Ramadan shotgun replacing the M1887 in Clash Squad, so getting a free skin during its debut is like finding a twenty in your winter coat pocket.
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Crystal Gloo Wall: A translucent, crystal-styled Gloo Wall from daily missions. It looks clean in-game—like a frozen waterfall you can hide behind.
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Free Emote: A themed emote through the mission track. Because who doesn't want to dance after a Booyah?
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Themed Collectibles: Avatars, banners, and style items scattered across the login calendar. They're the sprinkles on your free sundae.
Budget 15–20 minutes a day on missions, and you should clear the milestone requirements before March 23. I've been treating it like a daily vitamin—except this one gives me virtual clothes instead of healthier bones.
Premium Bundles: For When You Hate Your Money 💎
Now, the paid side. Three premium bundles headline the Lost Treasure event, each demanding diamonds or event currency. Let me break them down with the enthusiasm of a raccoon trying to wash a cotton candy.
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Treasure Ravager: The flagship. Essentially "Joker v2." Dark, masked treasure hunter look with ornate gold trim and deep crimson accents. The mask gives it a menacing vibe that separates it from the usual adventurer fare. If you're spending diamonds on one bundle this month, this is the one. It outclasses everything else visually.
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Treasure Chaser and Treasure Seeker: Secondary premium bundles. Both lean into the explorer aesthetic with goggles, utility vests, and weathered fabric. They look good but share significant visual DNA with past adventure bundles. If you already own something similar, these may feel like buying another black t-shirt.
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Tracer Hunter Bundle (purple variant): The main prize in the Mystery Shop that opened February 21. If you hit the shop early with a good discount roll, it's a solid value pickup.
My advice: Unless you're a collector or have diamonds burning a hole in your pocket, skip the secondary bundles. Treasure Ravager is the only one that made me consider breaking my F2P vow. Almost.
The Map Makeover: Bermuda Goes Full Sahara 🏜️
The cosmetic side spills into the map itself. Bermuda gets a full desert reskin, transforming the familiar island into an arid landscape with oasis-style structures. The Bima Sakti area has been redesigned into a modern oasis with multi-story buildings.
The standout addition is the Sunken Chamber, an underground area accessible through specific in-match actions in BR mode. Inside, you'll find the Sky Portal and Revival Pod utilities. Visually, it's like a tomb-raider movie set with golden lighting and carved stone walls. It's the most atmospheric map addition since the Winterlands rework, and it doubles as a practical combat space.
Clash Squad mode also receives themed weapons for the duration, including the 4-burst Trogon shotgun and a buffed FAMAS, plus a skill boost card. These are gameplay changes rather than cosmetic ones, but they make CS matches feel fresh—like a pigeon playing chess with a grandmaster, except everyone has shotguns.
The King of Gold Faded Wheel: My Diamond Reserve Weeps 👑
The King of Gold Faded Wheel went live on March 9 and runs through March 15 across all servers. The grand prize is the Emote: King of Gold, a Red Tier group emote that supports up to 4 teammates performing a synchronized looping animation.
If you're not familiar with the Faded Wheel, here's the short version: you remove two unwanted prizes from the pool before spinning, and each spin costs progressively more diamonds. Rewards already obtained are not repeated, so the grand prize is guaranteed within 8 spins. The standard spin cost structure runs approximately:
| Spin | Cost (diamonds) |
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| 1 | 9 |
| 2 | 19 |
| 3 | 39 |
| 4 | 69 |
| 5 | 99 |
| 6 | 149 |
| 7 | 199 |
| 8 | 499 |
| Total | ~1,082 |
You could land the emote earlier if luck is on your side, but plan for the full cost. The secondary prize is the Backpack: Royal Cabin, and the pool includes the MP40 Bloody Gold weapon skin, M60 Gold Coated skin, Falling Star parachute, Surfing Through the Stars skyboard, and utility items like Luck Royale vouchers and a Team Booster.
My take: The King of Gold emote is visually impressive. The synchronized group animation with looping playback and per-character movements makes it one of the more interactive emotes in the game. At roughly 1,000 diamonds worst case, it's a reasonable price for a Red Tier emote. If you've been saving free diamonds, this is a better use than most Faded Wheels. Skip it if you're not a group emote person—the effect really only hits when you have teammates joining in.
The Shovel System: Digging for Buried Hope
The Shovel system is the interactive backbone of Lost Treasure. You earn shovels through gameplay and use them to dig for hidden rewards on the Bermuda map. It's like being a mole with a treasure map and a caffeine addiction.
How to earn shovels:
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Log in daily for 1 shovel
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Play BR or CS Ranked matches for 2 shovels
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Eliminate enemies for 3 shovels
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Dig treasure spots for 3 shovels
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Deal damage with Surprise Weapons for 3 shovels
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Play with friends for 3 shovels
How digging works: Look for "X" markers on the Bermuda map during BR matches. Approach the statues near these markers, dig to break the statue open, and enter the secret treasure chamber. Inside the mini-game interface, you clear sand grids using shovels and tools like Scanners (reveal hidden items) and Range Crackers (clear multiple tiles at once).
The rewards from digging include event tokens, cosmetic fragments, and randomized loot. It's not the most efficient way to earn items, but it breaks up the standard match loop and adds an exploration element to BR games. Treat it as a bonus layer on top of your regular ranked grind—like finding a secret menu at your favorite fast-food joint.
Standalone Cosmetics: The Little Extras 🎁
Beyond the bundles and Faded Wheel, Lost Treasure ships several standalone cosmetics:
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Skywings: Crimson Voyage and Ruby Legend, both with Arrival Animations. The Ruby Legend Skywing has a bold red-and-gold color scheme that pairs well with Treasure Ravager.
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Gloo Wall: Lost in Sand: A sand-textured Gloo Wall. Subtle but clean.
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Katana: Gemlight Blade: A crystal-detailed katana skin. One of the better melee cosmetics this season.
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Parang: Treasure Breaker: Thematic but visually standard. Skip if you already own any Epic-tier parang.
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Final Shot: Coin Cascade: A gold coin burst elimination effect available via a separate Faded Wheel on March 15.
The Crimson Voyage Skywing and Gemlight Blade katana are the standouts from this secondary pool. Both have enough visual detail to justify their cost if you're building a Ramadan-themed loadout.
The F2P Daily Routine (My Wallet's Survival Guide) 📅
If you want to squeeze every free item out of this event without spending diamonds, here's the daily routine I've been following:
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Log in every day for shovel drops and calendar rewards.
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Play at least one BR Ranked match (earns shovels and mission progress).
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Complete daily missions for Treasure Finder bundle milestone credit.
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Dig at least one treasure spot per match when you find an "X" marker.
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Queue with friends when possible for the friend bonus shovels.
The Treasure Finder bundle milestone requires consistent play across the event window. Missing more than 3–4 days will make the grind tight. If you're also working on the Booyah Pass, the daily missions overlap enough that you can progress both tracks simultaneously.
Final Thoughts: Is It Worth It? 🤔
Lost Treasure is the Ramadan 2026 campaign event running March 10–23, featuring a desert Bermuda rework, free and premium bundles, a treasure-digging mini-game, and themed cosmetics. It's the main event of the OB52 season.
Should you grind? Yes, especially for the free Treasure Finder bundle and Trogon skin. The daily time investment is minimal.
Should you spend diamonds? Only if you're a collector or really want the King of Gold emote or Treasure Ravager bundle. The Faded Wheel costs roughly 1,082 diamonds for a guaranteed grand prize, which is fair for a Red Tier emote.
Is the shovel system worth it? Absolutely—it's free, adds variety, and you might get lucky with loot.
So there you have it. The Lost Treasure event is a sandstorm of content, and I'm happily getting buried in it. Just remember: pace yourself, don't blow your diamond savings on the first shiny bundle you see, and always dig where the X marks the spot. Now if you'll excuse me, I have some statues to smash. 🏆