All Sprites
Every sprite in the game — click any card to see full effect details, all Special theme variants, and spawn locations.
About Fortnite Sprites
The Fortnite Runners season currently has 159 sprites in the game files — 25 unique base characters, each with up to 8 themed Special variants. The majority are now obtainable, with a handful of Gem, Cube, Quack, and Rift variants still locked.
Base sprites fall into four tiers: Rare (Water, Earth, Fire, Fishy), Epic (Duck, Ghost, Demon, King, Striker, Aura, Air, Seven), Legendary (Dream, Punk, Boss, Llama, Peely), and Mythic (Zero Point, Burnt Peanut, Grim, John Wick, Batman, Pollo, Vini Jr., Ironmouse). Each one has a unique gameplay-changing ability. The Special variants — Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, Cube, Quack — inherit the base ability and layer on a passive bonus like extra XP, bonus ammo, or increased dust yield on extraction.
Click any sprite below for full stats, drop rates, and spawn locations. If you're trying to track what you still need, the Collection Tracker lets you check off your owned sprites and see exactly what's missing.
All Sprites — FAQ
How many sprites are in Fortnite?
148 in total exist in the game files as of the current patch. That breaks down to 20 base characters × multiple theme variants each. Of those 148, roughly 82 are currently obtainable in-game — the rest are datamined variants (mostly Gem, Cube, Quack, and Rift themes) that Epic hasn't enabled yet.
What are all the sprites in Fortnite?
The 20 base sprites are: Water, Earth, Fire, Fishy, Air (Rare), Duck, Ghost, Demon, King, Striker, Aura (Epic), Dream, Punk, Boss, Seven (Legendary), and Zero Point, Burnt Peanut, Grim, John Wick (Mythic). Each base has Special variants in themes like Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, Cube, Quack, and Rift — though not every base has every theme available.
How do I get all sprites in Fortnite?
Three methods: 1) Find them wild on the map or in Sprite Chests and extract them at an Extraction Site. 2) Summon them directly with Sprite Dust (costs range from 100 dust for Rare bases to 15,000 for Gold Zero Point). 3) Higher-tier chests (Yellow/Red key-locked) have better odds for Epic+ sprites. Completing the full collection realistically requires thousands of matches or strategic dust farming — most collectors focus on base sprites first, then grind dust for the expensive Special variants.
Is there a Fortnite sprites list I can check off?
Yes — our Sprite Collection Tracker covers all 148 sprites with checkboxes, completion percentages by rarity tier, and a Discord-ready export format. It saves to your browser locally so your progress persists between sessions.
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Track your collection with the Sprite Collection Tracker — see progress by rarity, share via Discord, and export a shareable image. Check the Tier List for community rankings on every sprite, or the Location Map to plan your next farming route.
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