Fortnite Sprites Guide: All Sprites, Types, Abilities, and How to Extract Them

Sprites have carried over to Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season, but they are no longer central to the storyline. However, it’s still important to know what these adorable little creatures do and how to get the best out of them. If you don’t know where to start, don’t worry. Keep reading to learn all that you need to know about Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season, their powers, variants, and rarity.

Full List of Every Fortnite Sprite in Treasure Hunters Mini Season

As of now, Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season features a total of 11 unique Sprites for players to find and collect. These Sprites have Special variants that you can also discover, which brings the total number to 34. It also goes without saying that some Sprites are as rare as the Pirate Shop Token in Fortnite.

All Sprites are categorised according to rarity, and each Sprite provides a unique buff to the player equipping it. Depending on your playstyle, the Wayfinder Sprite in Fortnite may serve you better than the rarer Plundarrgh Sprite.

On that note, here is a breakdown of all of the Sprites available in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season and a look at their powers, rarity, and spawn chance.

Sprite Name	Rarity	Sprite Power	Spawn Chance
Halfpeel’d	Rare	Marks eliminations on the map. Effect radius increases with each level up.	14.701%
Fortune Halfpeel’d	Rare	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.3%
Cursed Halfpeel’d	Rare	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Re-Pete	Rare	Increases reload speed, with a chance that reloading refunds ammo. Reload faster and a higher chance of ammo refunds with each level up.	14.701%
Fortune Re-Pete	Rare	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.3%
Cursed Re-Pete	Rare	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Barry O’Fish	Rare	Reduces tactical sprint stamina drain when in water. Gain Slap at max level.	14.701%
Fortune Barry O’Fish	Rare	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.3%
Cursed Barry O’Fish	Rare	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Chester	Epic	Grants a chance to spawn extra loot from Treasure Chests and nullifies fall damage. Increased chance of spawning an extra loot item with each level up.	9.282%
Fortune Chester	Epic	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.0938%
Cursed Chester	Epic	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Exmarks	Epic	Reveals Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters. Spawns a Treasure Map at max level.	9.282%
Fortune Exmarks	Epic	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.0938%
Cursed Exmarks	Epic	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Wayfinfer	Rare	Reveals Sprites nearby and grants more items when opening Buried Chests. Sprite detection radius increases with each level up.	14.701%
Fortune Wayfinfer	Rare	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.3%
Cursed Wayfinfer	Rare	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Kelper	Epic	Restores health over time when in water. Increased amount of health with each level up.	9.282%
Fortune Kelper	Epic	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.0938%
Cursed Kelper	Epic	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Sweet Dreams	Mythic	Grants a random item at each level, exploding with Mythic loot at Max Level. Loot value increases at each level up.	0.0001%
Lil’ Squibbly	Epic	Jumping into a fishing hole fishes it and gives some bonus loot. Get more loot as you level up.	9.282%
Fortune Lil’ Squibbly	Epic	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.0938%
Cursed Squibbly	Epic	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Lil’ Flacko	Legendary	Creates a small shockwave on landing, knocking back enemies. Increased knockback strength with each level up.	0.9901%
Fortune Lil’ Flacko	Legendary	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.01%
Cursed Lil’ Flacko	Legendary	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr.	Legendary	Generates a Chug Splash effect when restoring shields. Decreased cooldown with each level up.	N/A
Fortune Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr.	Legendary	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	N/A
Cursed Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr.	Legendary	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Plundarrgh	Mythic	Opening Chest grants increased pickaxe speed and movement speed.	0.495%
Fortune Plundarrgh	Mythic	Base power + reveals nearby chests.	0.005%
Cursed Plundarrgh	Mythic	Base power + increased chance of finding rare Sprites, and players take damage in water.	N/A
Transponder Snail	Legendary	Grants extra resources on pickup, with Teammates who also have this Sprite equipped receiving some extra resources as well. Increased amount of resources received at each level up.	0.9901%

These are all the Sprites that you can collect in the Treasure Hunters Mini Season as of the Fortnite update 43.00. More Sprites arrive with the next Fortnite update on November 12, 2026.

Full List of Old Fortnite Sprites in Chapter 7 Season 4

There were a total of 162 Sprites in Chapter 7 Season 4, which included some rather unique ones such as One Wish Willow, Morgana, Blink, and, of course, Mega Man Sprite in Fortnite. To make the list easier to understand, it’s divided into base Sprites and their variants.

Base Sprites

There were 27 base Sprites that you could find in Chapter 7 Season 4. Here is the list:

• Bush
• Jonesy
• Adventure
• 8-Bit
• Storm Scout
• Onigiri
• Mega Man
• Birthday
• Sonic
• Tails
• Shadow
• Overshield
• Pond
• Morgana
• Dumpster Dive
• Honey
• Killswitch
• Jackrabbit
• X-Ray
• Crash Bandicoot
• Blinky
• The Deer
• Vampire
• Klombo
• Crown
• Spooky Dash
• One Wish Willow

Gold Sprites

There were a total of 26 Gold Sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 that you could collect. Here is the list:

• Gold Jonesy
• Gold Adventure
• Gold Bush
• Gold Sonic
• Gold Tails
• Gold Shadow
• Gold 8-Bit
• Gold Jackrabbit
• Gold Crown
• Gold Killswitch
• Gold Klombo
• Gold Overshield
• Gold Pond
• Gold X-Ray
• Gold Onigiri
• Gold Storm Scout
• Gold Blinky
• Gold Dumpster Dive
• Gold Birthday
• Gold Crash Bandicoot
• Gold Morgana
• Gold Spooky Dash
• Gold The Deer
• Gold Vampire
• Gold Honey
• Gold One Wish Willow

Cheat Master Sprites

Chapter 7 Season 4 featured a total of 27 Cheat Master Sprites in Fortnite. Here is the list:

• Cheat Master Jonesy
• Cheat Master Adventure
• Cheat Master Bush
• Cheat Master Sonic
• Cheat Master Tails
• Cheat Master Shadow
• Cheat Master 8-Bit
• Cheat Master Jackrabbit
• Cheat Master Crown
• Cheat Master Killswitch
• Cheat Master Klombo
• Cheat Master Overshield
• Cheat Master Pond
• Cheatmaster X-Ray
• Cheatmaster Onigiri
• Cheat Master Storm Scout
• Cheat Master Blinky
• Cheat Master Dumpster Dive
• Cheat Master Birthday
• Cheat Master Crash Bandicoot
• Cheat Master Morgana
• Cheat Master Spooky Dash
• Cheatmaster The Deer
• Cheatmaster Vampire
• Cheatmaster Honey
• Cheatmaster One Wish Willow

Loot Hacker Sprites

There were a total of 26 Loot Hacker Fortnite Sprites in Chapter 7 Season 4. Here is the list:

• Loot Hacker Jonesy
• Loot Hacker Adventure
• Loot Hacker Bush
• Loot Hacker Sonic
• Loot Hacker Tails
• Loot Hacker Shadow
• Loot Hacker 8-Bit
• Loot Hacker Jackrabbit
• Loot Hacker Crown
• Loot Hacker Killswitch
• Loot Hacker Klombo
• Loot Hacker Overshield
• Loot Hacker Pond
• Loot Hacker X-Ray
• Loot Hacker Onigiri
• Loot Hacker Storm Scout
• Loot Hacker Blinky
• Loot Hacker Dumpster Dive
• Loot Hacker Birthday
• Loot Hacker Crash Bandicoot
• Loot Hacker Morgana
• Loot Hacker Spooky Dash
• Loot Hacker The Deer
• Loot Hacker Vampire
• Loot Hacker Honey
• Loot Hacker One Wish Willow

Bounty Hunter Sprites

There were 26 Bounty Hunter Sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4, and they had a rather peculiar requirement to level up. Here is the list:

• Bounty Hunter Jonesy
• Bounty Hunter Adventure
• Bounty Hunter Bush
• Bounty Hunter Sonic
• Bounty Hunter Tails
• Bounty Hunter Shadow
• Bounty Hunter 8-Bit
• Bounty Hunter Jackrabbit
• Bounty Hunter Crown
• Bounty Hunter Killswitch
• Bounty Hunter Klombo
• Bounty Hunter Overshield
• Bounty Hunter Pond
• Bounty Hunter X-Ray
• Bounty Hunter Onigiri
• Bounty Hunter Storm Scout
• Bounty Hunter Blinky
• Bounty Hunter Dumpster Dive
• Bounty Hunter Birthday
• Bounty Hunter Crash Bandicoot
• Bounty Hunter Morgana
• Bounty Hunter Spooky Dash
• Bounty Hunter The Deer
• Bounty Hunter Vampire
• Bounty Hunter Honey
• Bounty Hunter One Wish Willow

Trick or Treat Sprites

Trick or Treat Sprites in Fortnite were the last variant to be added in Chapter 7 Season 4. Here is the list:

• Trick or Treat Jonesy
• Trick or Treat Adventure
• Trick or Treat Bush
• Trick or Treat Sonic
• Trick or Treat Tails
• Trick or Treat Shadow
• Trick or Treat 8-Bit
• Trick or Treat Jackrabbit
• Trick or Treat Crown
• Trick or Treat Killswitch
• Trick or Treat Klombo
• Trick or Treat Overshield
• Trick or Treat Pond
• Trick or Treat X-Ray
• Trick or Treat Onigiri
• Trick or Treat Storm Scout
• Trick or Treat Blinky
• Trick or Treat Dumpster Dive
• Trick or Treat Birthday
• Trick or Treat Crash Bandicoot
• Trick or Treat Morgana
• Trick or Treat Spooky Dash
• Trick or Treat The Deer
• Trick or Treat Vampire
• Trick or Treat Honey
• Trick or Treat One Wish Willow

Quack Sprites

Quack Sprites in Fortnite were perhaps the most unique variant in Chapter 7 Season 4, as they could only be obtained by Mastering Sprites in Fortnite. Here is the list:

• Quack Jonesy
• Quack Adventure
• Quack Bush
• Quack Klombo
• Quack Spooky Dash

To summarize, Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 featured a total of 162 Sprites; 27 of them were base versions, while the rest of them were variants of said base versions. All of them are currently vaulted, but Epic Games has stated that they could potentially be added to the game sometime in the near future.

How to Get Fortnite Sprites in Treasure Hunters Mini Season

You can get Sprites in Treasure Hunters Mini Season by searching Fortnite Treasure Hunt Chests, completing Wanted Sprite Posters, eliminating opponents/bosses, and using Gizmos in Fortnite. You can also trade Sprites in Fortnite with friends to complete your collection.

Fortnite Sprite Wanted Poster Locations in Treasure Hunters Mini Season

The best way to get Sprites is by completing Wanted Sprite Posters in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. This mechanic was introduced at the start of the Mini Season and involves a treasure-hunting mini-game that players must complete to get Sprites. We’ve added a map of the Wanted Posters to give you a better idea of where they’re located on the island:

There are 126 Wanted Posters that you can potentially find in-game and enter during a match. This gives you a lot of freedom when choosing where to land on the Fortnite Treasure Hunters map at the start of every match.

How to Extract a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season

To extract a Sprite and add it to your collection, you need to find it during a match and take it to one of the Extraction Site Locations in Fortnite Treasure Hunters marked on the map. If one is activated, it will automatically be highlighted if you’re nearby. Here are the steps to follow to extract Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season:

• Find a Sprite during a match, regardless of the rarity.
• Carry it to the nearest Extraction Site.
• Interact with the Extraction Site terminal by pressing X/Square on the controller or E on PC.
• Wait for the extraction crate to spawn.
• Once the crate arrives, submit your currently equipped Sprite for extraction.

We highly recommend that you don’t waste time when you’re about to extract a Sprite. Be quick about it and get it to safety. Extracting a Sprite not only makes it available for you in your collection but also grants you Sprite Dust in Fortnite.

This can be used to purchase Fortnite Extraction Gizmos and other services from Extraction Sites on the island. On that note, we’ve also added a map of all Extraction Sites on the island to give you a better idea of where to find them in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season:

If you can’t make it to an Extraction Site, there is an alternative way to extract Sprites in Fortnite. You can use a Portable Extractor, which allows you to quietly extract your Sprite from anywhere on the island. You can purchase them for 2,500 Sprite Dust each.

How to Farm More Sprite Dust in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

You can get more Sprite Dust in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season by extracting Sprites during matches. Each Sprite has a different Dust value upon being extracted, which is determined by a few factors or multipliers that are in play.

The base amount of Dust you get for extracting Sprites in Fortnite is 500 Dust. This scales with the rarity and level of the Sprite being extracted. It also takes into account whether or not you’re extracting the particular Sprite for the first time. You can also use the newly added Golden Firework Gizmo to get some Sprite Dust, but it’s not a reliable method.

During Fortnite Sprite events, the amount of Dust earned by extracting Sprites also increases substantially. This multiplies the amount of Sprite Dust you can earn from each extraction, and you can easily get over 10,000 Sprite Dust in a single match.

How to Summon Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

To summon Sprites in Fortnite, you need to go to the “Treasure” tab, click on the Sprite you want to summon, then press and hold the “Summon” button until it’s back in your collection. This is very useful, as losing one during a match is all too common, and it lets you summon back hard-to-find ones like the Plundarrgh Sprite in Fortnite.

Based on the rarity of the Sprite, the cost of summoning it varies. The Sprite in question itself may also have a variable summoning cost (despite being of the same rarity) if they are ‘special’ or ‘collab’ Sprites. Mastering Sprites in Fortnite reduces the cost by half, which makes it even cheaper to get the Sprite back. Here’s a look at the cost of summoning each Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters.

Depending on the variant of the Sprite (Fortune or Cursed), the cost to summon increases. This is purely based on the rarity of the said Sprite and does not differ by variant. This rule also applies to Gold Fortnite Sprites. Here is the list.

Once you summon a Sprite in Fortnite, its level resets to zero, but it retains its mastery status if it was mastered. This also makes it cheaper to summon, as previously mentioned. That said, try not to lose Sprites in Fortnite, as the summoning cost can slowly compound over time if you lose too many.

How to Master a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

To master a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters, all you need to do is gain XP by playing a match. Searching Treasure Hunt Chests, completing Wanted Sprite Posters, getting eliminations, and other activities grant your Sprite XP. On certain days, like Mastery Mondays in Fortnite, the amount of XP earned is boosted, making it easier to get your Sprite to maximum level quicker.

There are additional perks for mastering a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season, such as getting free Extraction Gizmos. You can also get the Sprite Mastery Strongbox in Fortnite by mastering seven Sprites. This is a great incentive to jump into a match and level up as many Sprites as you can.

Can You Lose a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters?

Yes, you can lose a Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters, but it’s temporary. As previously mentioned, you can use Sprite Dust to summon it and use it once more in a match. However, this only applies to Sprites you’ve extracted. Any left behind on the island are lost if you get eliminated.

How to Farm Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

If you need to get Sprites quickly, we recommend completing as many Wanted Sprite Posters in Fortnite Treasure Hunters as possible. As previously mentioned, there are 126 of them on the island, which you can search for and complete.

Sadly, unlike last season, there is no ‘best loot path’ as Wanted Sprite Posters send players in random directions to dig up buried Sprite chests. Without a fixed direction, a loot path cannot be charted. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t get an abundance of Sprite chests in Fortnite.

We suggest you open Vaults in Treasure Hunters, as Sprite chests spawn in every one of them. There’s also a guarantee that you get high-tier weapons/items from the Fortnite Treasure Hunters loot pool by opening Rare chests.

Rarest Fortnite Sprites in Treasure Hunters Mini Season

Out of the 13 Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season, some of them are rarer than others, with Sweet Dreams arguably being the rarest. This not only makes them harder to find, but also makes them prized possessions. That said, here is a look at five of the rarest Sprites in Fortnite, their rarity and drop rates.

Sprite Name	Rarity	Drop Chance
Sweet Dreams	Mythic	0.0001%
Plundarrgh	Mythic	0.495%
Transponder Snail	Legendary	0.9901%
Lil’ Flacko	Legendary	0.9901%
Chester	Epic	9.282%

As it stands, Sweet Dreams is currently the rarest Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. If you’re yet to find it, we suggest you complete your collection and then use a Lucky Locator in Fortnite to find Sweet Dreams.

What Is the Best Sprite in Fortnite Treasure Hunters Right Now?

From our personal experience, the Wayfinder Fortune Fortnite Sprite is by far the best one to use right now. It grants more items when opening Buried Chests and also reveals nearby chests. This makes it easier to come across chests and lets you use different methods to farm the Fortnite Pirate Shop Token.

Speaking of options, we also recommend using the Chester Sprite in Fortnite. It nullifies fall damage and gives you extra loot from opening chests. If playing in Duos, both of the aforementioned Sprites can be used by players in tandem to reveal chests and get the most loot in the shortest span of time.

Can You Still Use Old Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters?

No, you cannot use old Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters, as they were vaulted at the end of Chapter 7 Season 4. If you missed out on collecting the rare Klombo Fortnite Sprite last season, there’s nothing you can do. Epic Games has stated that old Sprites can be added to the game, but they have not provided any fixed date or timeline.

How Does Fortnite Sprite Garden Work?

The Sprite Garden in Fortnite allows you to visit Sprites you’ve collected in the previous and current season. This is their forever home, away from the Battle Royale island and combat of any kind. In the Sprite Garden, you can pick up Sprites and place them on fixtures as you see fit and compare your collection with others.

You can build, decorate, and place Sprites within a certain area as you see fit. There are achievements to be earned for certain tasks, as well as playtime XP, that will allow you to progress along your Fortnite Treasure Hunters Mini Season Battle Pass. That said, here are a few things you need to know about your Sprite Garden in Fortnite:

• You cannot take (steal, borrow, or trade) Sprites from other players in this experience, and vice versa.
• You cannot add missing Sprites (old or new) to your collection in this experience.
• You cannot equip Sprites in this experience to use in combat or make use of their abiliuty/power.

In short, the Sprite Garden in Fortnite is purely aesthetic in nature. Sprites have no functionality here, and they cannot be used normally. Unless you want to interact with and admire your entire Sprite collection, there’s no need to visit this experience.

New Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

Epic Games has added 13 new Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. If you’re just joining, you still have time to complete your collection of Sprites. Upon extracting seven Sprites, you can also get the Sprite Mastery Strongbox in Fortnite for free.

Let us know in the comments which Sprites you’ve been able to obtain thus far and which one is your current favorite.