Fortnite’s Treasure Hunters update has introduced a bunch of new sprites with funky names. These little companions have become compelling collectibles, given that you can equip them to activate special effects during a match. The creatures work pretty much the same way as they did last patch and can be collected via a few different methods in the ongoing mini season.

This article further explores the new sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters and explains how you can collect them.

All new sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters and their effects

Exploring the new sprites (Image via Epic Games)

You can obtain a total of 35 sprites during the Fortnite Treasure Hunters update. They belong to base, Fortune, or Cursed variants, offering unique special effects.

We have listed below all 13 of the new base sprites that you can start collecting right away:

All new sprites	Rarity	Their effects
Barry O’Fish	Rare	Your tactical sprinting consumes less stamina in water.
Halfpeel’d	Rare	Reveals the location of eliminations on the map.
Re-Pete	Rare	You reload faster, and reloading has a chance to return ammunition.
Wayfinder	Rare	Tracks nearby sprites and increases the items you obtain from Buried Chests.
Chester	Epic	Negates fall damage and grants a chance to drop additional loot from Treasure Chests.
Exmarks	Epic	Marks the locations of Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters.
Kelper	Epic	Your health is restored gradually in water.
Lil’ Flacko	Legendary	Landing on the ground produces a shockwave that knocks back enemies.
Lil’ Squibbly	Legendary	You get a fish and bonus loot upon jumping into a fishing hole.
Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr.	Legendary	Creates a Chug Splash effect when you restore shields.
Transponder Snail	Legendary	You pick up extra resources. Teammates with the same sprite equipped also receive a bonus.
Plundarrgh	Mythic	Your movement speed increases when you open a chest.
Sweet Dream	Mythic	Produces a random item at each sprite level. Higher levels yield valuable loot, and you get Mythic loot at max level.

The rest of the sprites in Fortnite’s Treasure Hunters update belong to either Fortune or Cursed category, with the latter arriving on November 7, 2026. They will offer the following effects:

Fortune Sprite: Reveals nearby Chests.
Cursed Sprite: Increases your chance of finding rare Sprite variants, but water damages you.

Note: Gold sprites are also set to return in the mini season on November 12, 2026.

How to obtain sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

All Wanted Poster locations (Image via Epic Games || Fortnite.GG)

There are a few different ways to collect sprites in Fortnite Treasure Hunters. You can either interact with the Wanted Posters or open the chests scattered around the map:

Chests: This is a common method that requires you to search and open regular chests that primarily drop weapons and items. The drop rate is not guaranteed for this method.
Wanted Posters: The Treasure Hunters map features over 120 Wanted Posters. You must find and interact with them to obtain the Sprite Treasure Map, which reveals the locations of Buried Chests. They are marked with a giant red cross on the ground. Just dig up and open them.

Wanted Posters are the new method of finding sprites in the Treasure Hunters update. Although the drop rates are guaranteed, you may receive a duplicate.

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Edited by Akash Paul