With Fortnite locking the Pirate Shop Access token behind chests in the Treasure Hunters mini season, players are opening hundreds (if not thousands) of them to try and find it for themselves – if they do, they unlock almost everything in the Item Shop for free for 14 days. There is a way to track how many you’ve looted, but it’s limited. This IGN guide teaches you how to check how many chests you’ve opened in Fortnite.
How to Track How Many Chests You’ve Opened in Fortnite Treasure Hunters
To check how many chests you’ve opened, you first need to be on the Fortnite main menu. Then, navigate over to the Quests tab. In here, scroll down to the Treasure Hunt section, where you’ll see three quests; you want the first one called “Open treasure chests.”
The number you’ve opened so far appears to the right of it, provided it’s 999 or less.
Once you open over 999 chests, the quest completes and the counter disappears. There’s no other in-game way to track your chest count past this.
To keep tabs on how many chests you’ve got left until the quest completes, track it. It will appear in the top left corner during your matches so you know how many you’ve opened (until 1,000).
The Pirate Shop Access token has a 1 in 137,500 drop rate, so you will likely be opening a LOT of chests in your search for it. It’s not even the rarest prize you can find!
Head to our All Free Treasure Chest Rewards List guide for the full list of rewards that can drop from chests each week and the drop rate odds.
For more Fortnite Treasure Hunters game help, check out:
- How to Unlock Pirate Shop Access – Odds and Free Item Shop Explained
- Treasure Hunters Schedule: Treasure Hours and Captains Day
- Sprites Checklist and Guide (Treasure Hunters) – All Variants and Mastery Rewards List
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