Fortnite Sprite Checklist: All Sprites, Variants, and Mastery Levels

What Is a Fortnite Sprite Checklist?

Fortnite Sprites are collectible companion creatures that grant a passive ability while you carry them through a match. The catch is that a Sprite only becomes a permanent unlock if you extract it before the match ends — die first, and the Sprite plus any unbanked progress is gone. Because the roster resets every season, a Fortnite Sprite checklist is the cleanest way to track which Sprites you own, which ones you have mastered, and which variants you are still missing.

The current generation arrived with Fortnite Treasure Hunters, the pirate-themed Chapter 7 Mini Season that launched on November 1, 2026 with patch v43.00. The verified roster on SpriteChecklist.org counts 13 base Sprites and 35 checklist variants as of patch v43.10, which is the number your collection should ultimately reach.

If you prefer watching the whole loop in action, Tabor Hill's full Sprite guide on YouTube walks through finding, equipping, leveling, and extracting Sprites match by match, including the extraction crate timing and Sprite Dust services.

All Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

Every Sprite in the current roster, its rarity, and what its ability does:

The full set is 35 entries: 13 Base, 11 Fortune, and 11 Cursed. Transponder Snail and Sweet Dreams are single-form, which is why the board has deliberate gaps. Note that Cursed Kelper only just rolled out with v43.10 — AccountShark's checklist still flags it as "coming soon" on some views, so treat that slot as freshly released.

How to Find and Extract Sprites

Sprites spawn from several sources each match, and knowing all of them is the fastest route to a complete checklist:

• Sprite Chests — guarantee a Sprite, and red ruby Sprite Chests guarantee a Fortune variant
• Regular chests, Rare Chests, and supply drops — low odds, but they add up over a season
• Eliminated players — anyone carrying a Sprite drops it when they go down
• Wanted Posters — tear one down to receive a Sprite Treasure Map that leads to a buried Sprite Chest
• The A$AP Rocky boss on Captain's Day — can drop the Legendary Lil' Flacko

Finding one is only half the job. You have three ways to extract:

1. Map Extraction Sites — call the crate and defend it; the callout alerts the entire lobby, so expect company
2. Portable Extractors — quiet, near-instant, single-use tools bought with Sprite Dust or earned as mastery rewards
3. Victory Royale — winning a match automatically extracts everything you are holding

A few habits make a huge difference. Open absolutely everything: chests, ammo crates, barrels, and food boxes all feed Sprite XP (roughly 75 progress per container in the Season 3 system). Only the Sprite equipped on your back earns experience — Sprites sitting in your inventory do not level up. Most importantly, extract immediately after every new level, because unbanked progress vanishes if you die.

Mastery, Sprite Dust, and Rewards

Every Sprite starts at level 1 and maxes out at level 5, which counts as mastery and earns the crown icon on your checklist. SpriteChecklist.org tracks mastery separately from collection, since the endgame is 35 mastered entries, not just 35 owned ones.

Extracting a Sprite pays out Sprite Dust, the companion currency. In the Season 3 system documented in the video guide, summoning a lost banked Sprite cost 100 Sprite Dust, and portable extractors ran about 2,000 at Sprite Dust Services stations, which also sold XP, nearby-Sprite scans, and weapon upgrades. This season's exact dust prices have not been confirmed, so treat older numbers as estimates.

Mastery rewards are the real long-term incentive. Mastering Sprites has historically granted a themed back bling (the Extraction Frame), batches of portable extractors, 7,500 Sprite Dust drops, and 40,000 season XP, with part two adding umbrellas. In that reward track, mastering seven Sprites at level 5 unlocked everything in part one — expect a similar structure each season.

Fortnite Sprites: Every Sprite and Ability in the Treasure Hunters Mini Season

Fortune, Cursed, and Legacy Season Variants

Variants are what turn 13 creatures into 35 checklist rows. Fortune Sprites are red, jeweled forms that keep their normal ability and also reveal nearby chests — red ruby Sprite Chests guarantee one. Cursed Sprites increase your odds of finding rare variants but make water damage you, a nasty trade-off for aquatic helpers like Barry O'Fish. Cursed finishes became obtainable on November 8, 2026, and Epic has scheduled Gold Sprites for November 22, which will add bonus XP from eliminations and a new checklist column.

Older seasons keep their own boards rather than disappearing. Chapter 7 Season 4: Override ran 27 base Sprites across 162 entries with Base, Gold, Cheat Master, Loot Hacker, Bounty Hunter, Trick or Treat, and Quack variants — Cheat Master removed the arrow-sequence requirement on Cheat Code Chests, and five of them unlocked through Lobby Hack codes like GottaGoFast and Play4All. Chapter 7 Season 3: Runners carried 25 base Sprites and 117 entries across Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Holofoil, Gem, Quack, and Cube lines, per AccountShark's season breakdown.

Collectors chasing the extreme rarities should know the ceiling: Gem Zero Point had a reported 0.00001% Sprite Chest rate in Season 3, roughly one in ten million chests, and an Epic developer put the golden Zero Point Sprite at one in a hundred million. Your checklist will likely never show those ticked — and that is fine.

FAQ

How many Fortnite Sprites are there right now?

As of patch v43.10 on November 12, 2026, Treasure Hunters has 13 verified base Sprites and 35 released checklist variants across Base, Fortune, and Cursed finishes, according to SpriteChecklist.org.

What happens if I die while carrying a Sprite?

You lose the Sprite and any levels you had not extracted. Sprites already banked in your collection can be re-summoned in future matches by spending Sprite Dust, so the golden rule is to extract often — especially right after hitting a new level or finishing mastery at level 5.

What are Fortune and Cursed Sprites?

They are the two Treasure Hunters variant lines alongside Normal. Fortune adds chest-revealing to the Sprite's normal ability, while Cursed boosts your rare-variant odds but makes water hurt you. Each finish counts as a separate checklist entry, so "I have Chester" is not the same as "Chester is complete."

What is the rarest Sprite in Fortnite?

Gem Zero Point is the rarest reported Sprite, with a listed 0.00001% Sprite Chest rate during Chapter 7 Season 3. Epic has not published drop rates for the current season's Sprites.

Do checklist trackers connect to my Epic account?

No. The free browser tools such as Sprite Locker and SpriteChecklist.org save progress locally and offer share links or backup codes instead of account imports — you tick boxes manually as you collect.

What happened to my sprites from previous seasons?

They left active collection when the season rotated, but your old boards are preserved. Past-season checklists for Override and Runners stay viewable and editable, so your historical record is not lost.

A Fortnite Sprite checklist rewards consistency more than skill: open every container, extract after every level, and prioritize red ruby chests when a Fortune slot is the last thing standing between you and 100%.

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