Sprites are back in Fortnite's Chapter 7 mini season, "Treasure Hunters". You find them around the island, level them up and extract them to master them. Mastering a sprite earns rewards like sprite dust and cosmetics.
Old sprites cannot be used this season. You can still meet them in the Sprite Garden mode, and mastered ones can be worn as back bling. New sprites arrived with a Lil' Uzi Vert event on 8 November.
π The Backstory
Sprites work much as they did in recent seasons. You collect them, build up their power, then extract them. Variants are harder to find but bring extra effects.
For example, a Fortune sprite shows nearby chests, and a Cursed one raises your chance of rare variants but makes water hurt you. More sprites are expected as the season goes on.
π― Why It Matters
Sprites give you small advantages in a match, like spotting chests or reloading faster. Knowing their abilities helps you choose which ones to chase.
Sprites are back in Fortnite's Chapter 7 mini season, "Treasure Hunters". You find them around the island, level them up and extract them to master them. Mastering a sprite earns rewards like sprite dust and cosmetics.
Old sprites cannot be used this season. You can still meet them in the Sprite Garden mode, and mastered ones can be worn as back bling. New sprites arrived with a Lil' Uzi Vert event on 8 November.
Sprites work much as they did in recent seasons. You collect them, build up their power, then extract them. Variants are harder to find but bring extra effects.
For example, a Fortune sprite shows nearby chests, and a Cursed one raises your chance of rare variants but makes water hurt you. More sprites are expected as the season goes on.
Sprites give you small advantages in a match, like spotting chests or reloading faster. Knowing their abilities helps you choose which ones to chase.