Fortnite Status has published the chest treasure drop rates for Fortnite's Treasure Hunters season, with the weekly Gold Outfit listed at one in 1,562,500 chest openings in a normal match. The explanation also details duplicate restrictions and the multipliers used during Treasure Hours. Check out the official post down below:
The Seven Published Treasure Rates
The weekly Gold Outfit has the lowest listed chance among the seven treasure categories. Pirate Shop Access follows at one in 137,500, while the weekly vehicle and decal are listed at one in 7,813. The weekly pickaxe or backbling has a one-in-568 rate.
A weekly Jam Track has a one-in-391 chance, followed by the weekly loading screen at one in 272. Finding any Gizmo is listed at one in 127. Fortnite Status describes these as the chances each time a player opens a chest during a normal match.
The account says the rates have remained constant since the season began. They do not change throughout the day outside Treasure Hours. Treasure collection also has a duplicate restriction: players cannot receive the same treasure twice, with Gizmos expressly excluded from that rule.
Expressed as percentages, the published normal-match Gold Outfit rate is 0.000064 percent per chest, while Pirate Shop Access is approximately 0.000727 percent. Those figures are conversions of the denominators in the official table, before any Treasure Hours multiplier is applied.
What Changed During Treasure Hours
Fortnite Status also listed the bonuses used during the earlier Treasure Hours window yesterday. Pirate Shop Access received a 1.5-times multiplier, the weekly Gold Outfit received a 7.5-times multiplier, and the weekly vehicle and decal received a ten-times multiplier.
For yesterday's later window, from 7 to 9 p.m. MST, the account announced a two-times multiplier for Pirate Shop Access and a ten-times multiplier for the weekly Gold Outfit. Those two changes increased the bonuses above the earlier window's published figures.
The explanation leaves room for different bonuses in later events. Fortnite Status says rates may be higher during future Treasure Hours and that it will announce those changes. Its evening figures were attached to that particular Saturday window, rather than presented as a permanent replacement for the normal chest rates.
Chests, Sprites And The Mastery Track
Epic's season notes also change how chests function: they refill over time and can be opened again. Wanted Posters can be torn down to become Sprite Treasure Maps, leading to buried Sprite Chests around Crossbones Isle.
Fortune Sprites reveal nearby chests. Other new Sprites have different treasure-related abilities: Exmarks reveals nearby Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters, while Wayfinder reveals nearby Sprites and supplies extra loot from buried chests.
The Sprite Mastery Track awards Lucky Locators, Golden Fireworks and other Gizmos as players master Sprites. Its Strongbox Back Bling upgrades with progress, and mastering forty Sprites earns the Navigator's Nosedive Umbrella. Mastery Mondays double Sprite XP and Sprite Dust all day.
Crossbones Isle And The Treasure Hunters Season
Epic Games' season overview places the hunt on Crossbones Isle, an island built for 80-player matches. Cannons provide a way to travel across it, and the map includes Arlong Park and Windmill Village from One Piece. The crossover was announced in Fortnite Officially Confirms One Piece Collab For Its Treasure Hunters Mini-Season.
The island's combat includes Luffy's Gum-Gum Fruit and Zoro's Three Sword Style. A$AP Rocky has a battleship location, the $.$. Rocky, and his Shock Rocket supplies another weapon associated with the season's captains.
Epic's schedule includes Captain Days, Mastery Mondays and Treasure Hours Saturdays. Captain Days bring weapons, Sprites and other additions to Battle Royale. The published remaining Captain Day dates include November 12th, November 15th and November 22nd, following today's entry on the schedule.
The Battle Pass includes Portgas D. Ace and Nico Robin alongside anime designs for Jonesy, Cuddle Team Leader and Charlotte. Luffy, Nami and Usopp joined the Shop at the season's launch, with Zoro, Sanji and the Chopper Sidekick following yesterday.
Epic has also announced a Chapter 7 end event for December 5th. Its season overview teases Captain X's mega chest among the island's treasures.
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