FORTNITE · TREASURE HUNTERS

Fortnite Chest Types

Know what you are opening in Treasure Hunters and what to log.

What should I log?

Fortnite Treasure Hunt chest before and after an opening — Treasure Hunt chest in-game. Screenshot: Epic Games, via Beebom.

Container	What to check	How to log it
Standard chest	Regular Battle Royale loot. Epic publishes Treasure Hunt odds per chest in normal matches.	Tap +1 after opening one. Keep the in-game quest count separate.
Rare chest	Recognize the container in-game and check your quest if you are tracking a specific chest type.	Log one opening. Record rare chests separately if you are comparing them.
Sprite chest	Look for Sprite Chest prompts or buried-chest clues during the season. A guide marker is a possible search point.	Count the opening once. Check the in-game quest for Sprite Chest progress.
Captain X’s mega chest	Epic describes this as a named seasonal treasure. Check the game for current availability.	Keep event-specific openings separate when comparing normal-match drop odds.

Is there a dedicated Pirate Token chest?

Epic lists Pirate Shop Access at 1 in 137,500 per chest in normal matches. The token image identifies the reward. Check the drop odds table for Treasure Hour boosts.

Sources: Epic’s drop rates, Treasure Hunters announcement, and the Sprite Chest reference.