Sprites List (Chapter 7 Season 4) – Fortnite Guide

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Thought Sprite hunting was over with the end of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3? Think again – they’re back in Override and are a major part of Chapter 7 Season 4. There are currently 162 Sprites to collect, each with its own ability that affects your gameplay. This IGN guide teaches you everything you need to know about Sprites in Fortnite CH7S4, including all variants, rarities, and effects, plus tips on how to extract them safely. Use our Sprites Checklist to track your collection!

All Sprites in Fortnite Override – Sprite Checklist

There are currently 162 Sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4, including 27 base Sprites plus variants. Use our checklist below to track your exact progress toward collecting and Mastering them all:

Like the previous season, most Sprites have Special variants with an additional effect. These variants are rarer than their base counterparts and therefore more desirable. Variants include:

• Cheat Master: Allows you to press any button when inputting Cheat Codes.
• Gold: Increased XP from eliminations.
• Loot Hacker: Increases chance of spawning items from your Loot Hacks.
• Bounty Hunter: Chance for a Sprite will drop when getting an elimination.
• Trick or Treat: Chance for candy to drop when you open containers.

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Following player feedback from Season 3, Epic Games has added the following Sprite quality-of-life changes in CH7S4:

• It now indicates when you’ve collected a Sprite previously and shows the name of a Sprite when you’re near it.
• Sprite Dust cost has been reduced.
• The button-hold time for summoning a Sprite has been reduced.

Upcoming Sprites List

As far as we’re aware, there are no Sprites that are currently in the game’s files but that are still unreleased.

Epic Games has confirmed that some Sprites from Season 3 “may” return later on in Season 4, though have yet to reveal which ones. We’ll update this guide once we know more.

Fortnite Sprite Mastery Rewards

Once a Sprite reaches level 5 and you extract it, it becomes Mastered. The more Sprites you Master, the more additional rewards you earn, including Portable Extractors, Sprite Dust, XP, and rare Sprite variants.

Here are all the Sprite Mastery rewards, plus checkmarks so you can track what you’ve unlocked so far:

How to Extract Sprites – Tips and Tricks

To add a Sprite to your collection, you must extract it. There are three ways to extract Sprites:

• Win a match with a Sprite equipped or in your inventory
• Use an Extraction Site
• Use a Portable Extractor

The easiest and safest way to extract is to use a Portable Extractor, accessedr you are, meaning you don’t need to visit an Extraction Site. You can get more Portable Extractors from certain Daily Quests, or from the Sprite Dust Services Terminal at an Extraction Site

You can purchase one Portable Extractor per day from a Sprite Dust Services terminal. Because new Sprites are being added constantly and it’s random which ones will appear in your match, we recommend carving out five minutes each day to log in and buy your daily Portable Extractor – that way, you always have one when you need it.
If you do need to use an Extraction Site, calling the crate will alert nearby players while you wait for it to drop. The best way to combat this is to use an Extraction Accelerator Gizmo, which drops the crate almost instantly, meaning you don’t have to run and hide.

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When trying to Master a Sprite, it’s safer to extract it every level or so, rather than trying to get it level 5 in a single match. There’s nothing worse than having a level 4 Sprite and then getting eliminated before you have the chance to Master and extract it. When this happens, it’ll reset back to level 1, meaning you need to start all over again

This is particularly true for harder-to-Master Sprites such as Klombo, which only gain XP when using certain consumable items like Shield Potions and Flopper fish. The slow and steady approach works best; while more time-consuming, it’s so much less risky.

Some Sprites can be obtained Rewards guide for the full list

Need more help with Sprites? Check out these Override guides:

• How to Master Klombo Sprites – Best Methods and Tips and Tricks
• How to Get the Cheat Master Bush Sprite – Wrixel (Ziggy) Quest Guide

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