Epic Games has added 33 new Fortnite Sprites in the Treasure Hunters update, including Fortune and Cursed variants. Here are all the Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprites added in the November 1 patch, their powers, and how to find them.
All Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprites

Fortnite Treasure Hunters has added 33 new Sprites to the battle royale in the November 1 update. The collection includes 11 base Sprites, each with its own Fortune and Cursed variants.
The new lineup of Sprites includes Halfpeel’d, Barry O’Fish, Lil’ Flacko, and plenty of other pirate-themed characters. For your convenience, here is the full list of Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprites:

Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprites List
- Halfpeel’d Sprite
- Fortune Halfpeel’d Sprite
- Cursed Halfpeel’d Sprite
- Re-Pete Sprite
- Fortune Re-Pete Sprite
- Cursed Re-Pete Sprite
- Barry O’Fish Sprite
- Fortune Barry O’Fish Sprite
- Cursed Barry O’Fish Sprite
- Exmarks Sprite
- Fortune Exmarks Sprite
- Cursed Exmarks Sprite
- Plundarrgh Sprite
- Fortune Plundarrgh Sprite
- Cursed Plundarrgh Sprite
- Chester Sprite
- Fortune Chester Sprite
- Cursed Chester Sprite
- Wayfinder Sprite
- Fortune Wayfinder Sprite
- Cursed Wayfinder Sprite
- Kelper Sprite
- Fortune Kelper Sprite
- Cursed Kelper Sprite
- Lil’ Squibbly Sprite
- Fortune Lil’ Squibbly Sprite
- Cursed Lil’ Squibbly Sprite
- Lil’ Flacko Sprite
- Fortune Lil’ Flacko Sprite
- Cursed Lil’ Flacko Sprite
- Sweet Dreams Sprite
- Fortune Sweet Dreams Sprite
- Cursed Sweet Dreams Sprite
All Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprite Powers
Each of the 11 base Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprites has its own power. Some help you find treasure, while others give you faster reloads, healing, or a way to knock back opponents.
Several abilities also improve as you level up your Sprite. Here is what each base Sprite does:
Fortnite Treasure Hunters Sprite Variant Powers

Fortune and Cursed Sprites also have their own effects. Fortune Sprites help you locate nearby Chests, while Cursed Sprites improve your chances of finding rare variants. However, that second power comes with a catch, as water will damage you.
A Gold Sprite variant is also scheduled to arrive on November 12, according to Epic Games. Here are the effects for each variant:
The 33-Sprite list above includes the 11 base Sprites and their Fortune and Cursed variants. The upcoming Gold Sprite is listed separately.
How to Find Sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

Fortnite Treasure Hunters has also introduced a new way to find Sprites. Instead of cheat codes, players will now need to track down Wanted Posters around the map.
However, finding a poster is only the first step. You will then have to follow a treasure map and dig up your reward. Here is how to find Fortnite Sprites in the Treasure Hunters mini season:
- Find a Wanted Poster: Locate a Wanted Poster on a wall and tear it down.
- Follow the Sprite Treasure Map: The poster turns into a Sprite Treasure Map, which leads you to a buried Sprite Chest.
- Dig up the Sprite Chest: Head to the marked location and hit the buried chest with your pickaxe to uncover it.
- Collect your Sprite: Open the chest to obtain the Sprite inside.
Fortnite Sprite Mastery Rewards Return

Even though Fortnite Treasure Hunters only lasts 35 days, Epic Games has brought back Sprite Mastery rewards. Players can master Sprites to earn Lucky Locators, Golden Fireworks, and other Gizmos, with a new page unlocking every week.
You can find the Sprite Mastery rewards under the Treasure tab in the Lobby. The Sprite Mastery Strongbox Back Bling also upgrades as you progress, giving you another reason to keep tracking down the collectibles.
Finally, mastering 40 Sprites unlocks the Navigator’s Nosedive Umbrella. If you want to collect all the rewards during the mini season, you will want to keep an eye out for Wanted Posters as you explore the island.
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