I'm checking out of the event early today, I was starting to get sick of it yesterday. I end on box #30 with almost 48k gold emblems. I was primarily farming to turn ashes into honey, so at the end of all this grinding I got:
-457 Honey
-251 Quality Honey
-103 Exquisite Honey
I don't recall exactly how many ashes I had before starting, but I estimate that I am down about 300~ getherwings worth of ashes across the event. Of course that means I spent more than that because the Ieyasu fight pumped up my ashes as I was farming. But in this case it is like I exchanged 300 getherwings for 12,680 stamina. So considering natural regen is 10 stamina = 1 wing, I got a better than 4:1 return on my investment. The next double drop IO event better watch itself.
I'm up to 1,500 Consecrated Water and over 3,000 Succulent Dragonfruit. Considering I already have a pretty good collection of dragons leveled up, I'm probably at the point where I will never run out of dragonfruit again (I have almost 12,000 of the basic Dragonfruit) since I'll continue to get more here and there from the tree, daily chests, and events. Water is at a pretty good stockpile, though I can see it going fast if some great new prints come out.
Got 50 single summon tickets over the course of the event, counting the daily tickets and the ones from emblems. Probably got more than 100k eldwater, though I don't remember where I started. Got probably 5~ million rupies, again not sure how much I had exactly before the event started. I now have 7 million mana, so that's absurd. I got a Damascus Ingot, two Gold Keys, and two Twinkling Sands just from the Treasure Trade this event, though again I don't remember how many fragments I had to begin with so it isn't like I got 10 Damascus Crystals to drop. Oh and more than 50 Four Leaf Clovers.
The grind got pretty extreme and I am beyond glad it is over, but looking at everything I got out of it I'd say it was worth doing. Now please leave these kinds of rewards until New Years so I can recover my psyche after all that nonsense.