Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 Sprites: Every Sprite, Ability, and Drop Rate
Sprites are collectible companion creatures in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 that grant passive abilities during a match. Players find Sprites from Sprite Chests and other loot sources, secure them through extraction, then summon unlocked Sprites later with Sprite Dust. The best overall Sprite is Zero Point for defense, Demon is strongest for aggressive players, and Earth or Burnt Peanut are best for loot-focused runs.
This guide covers all sixteen Sprites in the season, including the five added on June 25, 2026 (Fishy, Aura, Striker, Boss, and Grim): what they do, how to get them, the Base, Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy variants, and every ability, location, summon cost, and drop rate.
| Sprite | Rarity | Best For | Ability | Summon | Base Drop | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water | Rare | Survival | Shield regen near water | 100 | 13.92% | Spotted near rivers and beaches |
| Earth | Rare | Looting | Extra rare loot from chests | 100 | 13.92% | Forests and wooded regions |
| Fire | Rare | Aggression | Fiery burst on heavy damage | 100 | 13.92% | Near urban areas |
| Fishy | Rare | Mobility | Swim and move speed up | 100 | 13.79% | Near water and mountainous areas |
| Duck | Epic | Survival | Shields from emoting or jamming | 3,000 | 5.22% | In the vault of a certain business mogul |
| Ghost | Epic | Repositioning | Cloak after reload | 3,000 | 5.22% | Found in the world at nighttime |
| King | Epic | Harvesting | Pickaxe damage up | 3,000 | 5.22% | Found rarely in Sprite Chests |
| Demon | Epic | Aggression | Lifesteal on elimination | 3,000 | 5.22% | Found rarely in Sprite Chests |
| Aura | Epic | Aggression | Shock Rock charge on damage | 3,000 | 5.74% | High and mountainous areas |
| Striker | Epic | Mobility | Overdrive on mantle and hurdle | 3,000 | 5.74% | High and mountainous areas |
| Dream | Legendary | Loot tempo | Random loot per level, legendary at max | 5,000 | 2.436% | Sometimes found sleeping in the storage crates |
| Punk | Legendary | Wild card | Hidden mystery effect | 5,000 | 2.436% | Found rarely in Sprite Chests |
| Boss | Legendary | Survival | Boosts max HP and Shield | 5,000 | 2.63% | Defeating a powerful adversary |
| Zero Point | Mythic | Defense | Shield Bubble Jr. on heal | 7,500 | 1.044% | Found rarely in Sprite Chests |
| Burnt Peanut | Mythic | Loot | Bonus loot on elims, sometimes Mythic | 7,500 | 1.5% | Found in Relic Chests |
| Grim | Mythic | Defense | Marks players who attack you | 7,500 | 0.000098% | Found rarely in Sprite Chests |
What are Sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3?
A Sprite is a passive companion that floats alongside you and applies an ability for as long as it is active. Abilities cover the whole spread of battle royale needs: shield regeneration, extra loot from chests, weapon and pickaxe buffs, lifesteal on eliminations, and defensive tools. Every Sprite belongs to a rarity tier, and the rarer the Sprite, the stronger or more situational its effect tends to be.
The four rarity tiers, from most common to rarest, are Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic. The three Rare Sprites are the season starters and the easiest to find, while the Mythic Sprites are the rarest pulls in the loot pool.
How to get Sprites in Fortnite
- Open Sprite Chests, regular Chests, Rare Chests, and Supply Drops during a match to find Sprites.
- Secure the Sprite you want during the match. Many have a preferred spawn location on the map.
- Survive to extraction to add the Sprite to your collection permanently.
- Use Sprite Dust to summon any unlocked Sprite in future matches.
Sprite rarities and variants: Base, Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy
Every Sprite now comes in four variants. Each special variant keeps the Sprite's Base ability and stacks on one extra bonus effect:
- Base: the standard version, which carries the Sprite's own rarity and ability.
- Gold: the Base ability plus 3x bonus XP from eliminations. It costs more Sprite Dust to summon and drops far less often than the Base version.
- Gummy: the Base ability plus 20% more Sprite Dust upon Extraction. A rare special variant with a low drop rate.
- Galaxy: the newest special variant, added June 18, 2026 to every original Sprite (the five Sprites added June 25 ship with it from launch). It keeps the Base ability and adds 30% more Ammunition when looting, wrapped in a swirling cosmic finish. Galaxy variants are the rarest cosmetic pulls in the Sprite pool.
Rare Sprites: the season starters
The three Rare Sprites are the most common in the pool at a 13.92% Base drop rate from Sprite Chests, and they are the cheapest to summon at 100 Sprite Dust. They are a strong foundation for any loadout. Each card below shows the stats exactly as they read in-game.
Epic Sprites
The four Epic Sprites sit at a 5.22% Base drop rate and cost 3,000 Sprite Dust to summon. They add more specialized tools to a loadout.
Legendary Sprites
The two Legendary Sprites drop at a 2.436% Base rate and cost 5,000 Sprite Dust to summon. They are rarer and more unusual than the Epic options.
Mythic Sprites
The Mythic tier holds the rarest and most powerful Sprites in Chapter 7 Season 3, with Base drop rates around 1% to 1.5% and summon costs of 7,500 Sprite Dust.
Every Galaxy Sprite, by rarity
Galaxy arrived on June 18, 2026 as a fourth special variant added to every original Sprite alongside Gold and Gummy, and the five Sprites added on June 25 launched with it built in. A Galaxy Sprite keeps its Base ability, adds 30% more Ammunition when looting, and gets a swirling cosmic skin. They sit at the bottom of the drop tables, making a specific Galaxy Sprite one of the hardest pulls in the season. Here is the full Galaxy lineup, grouped by the Sprite's underlying rarity.
June 25 Sprites: the newest additions
Fortnite added five Sprites on June 25, 2026 — Fishy, Aura, Striker, Boss, and Grim — each launching with the full Base, Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy variant set. They span every rarity, from a cheap Rare mobility starter up to Grim, the rarest Sprite in the game. For a deeper standalone breakdown, see our dedicated June 25 Sprite Variants article.
Best Sprites to chase in Chapter 7 Season 3
The right Sprite depends on how you play, but a few stand out:
- Best for survival: Zero Point. A free Shield Bubble every time you heal is one of the strongest defensive tools in the game, and the duration climbs to 10 seconds at Max Level.
- Best for aggression: Demon. Lifesteal on eliminations keeps you topped up through back-to-back fights, which is exactly when you need it most.
- Best for loot: Earth early game and Burnt Peanut late game. Earth stacks rare items from chests on the way up, while Burnt Peanut can rain extra and even Mythic loot off eliminations.
- Best free starter: Water. Cheap to summon, easy to find, and shield regen near water is reliable value on a water-heavy map.
- Most worth gambling on: Dream. A Legendary that hands out items as it levels and dumps legendary loot at Max Level is a strong tempo pick if you can level it.
- Best for mobility: Striker for fast rotations off mantles and hurdles, or Fishy on water-heavy drops where the swim speed and damage-triggered move burst shine.
- Best survival booster: Boss. A flat increase to max HP and Shield, up to 25 of each at Max Level, is raw effective health you keep all game.
- Rarest flex: Grim. At a 0.000098% Base drop it is the hardest Sprite to pull in the game, and marking anyone who attacks you turns careless pushes into easy reads.
Sprite Dust, summon costs, and drop rates at a glance
Costs and drop rates follow the rarity ladder. Base versions get cheaper to summon and easier to find the lower the rarity, while the Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy variants always cost more and drop less:
- Rare (Water, Earth, Fire, Fishy): 100 Dust Base, 4,000 Gold and Gummy. Base drop 13.92% (Fishy 13.79%).
- Epic (Duck, Ghost, King, Demon, Aura, Striker): 3,000 Dust Base, 6,000 Gold and Gummy. Base drop 5.22% (Aura and Striker 5.74%).
- Legendary (Dream, Punk, Boss): 5,000 Dust Base, 10,000 Gold and Gummy. Base drop 2.436% (Boss 2.63%).
- Mythic (Zero Point, Burnt Peanut, Grim): 7,500 Dust Base, 15,000 Gold and Gummy. Base drop around 1% to 1.5%, with Grim far rarer at 0.000098%.
Frequently asked questions
What are Sprites in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3? Sprites are collectible companion creatures that grant a passive ability, such as shield regen, extra loot, cloak, pickaxe damage, or lifesteal. Each one has a rarity from Rare to Mythic and gets stronger as it levels up during a match.
How do you get Sprites in Fortnite? You find them in matches from Sprite Chests, regular Chests, Rare Chests, and Supply Drops, often near a preferred location on the map, then secure them and survive to extraction to add them to your collection. Each Sprite has its own drop rate, so rarer ones take longer to find.
What is Sprite Dust used for? Sprite Dust is the currency that summons a Sprite you have already unlocked back into a match. Higher rarities and special variants cost more Dust, from 100 for a Rare starter up to 15,000 for a Mythic Gold or Gummy variant.
What is the rarest Sprite in Chapter 7 Season 3? Grim, added June 25, 2026, is the rarest Base Sprite by far at a 0.000098% drop rate. Among the originals, Zero Point is the rarest at 1.044%, and the Gummy and Galaxy variants are rarer still than any Base version.
What is the difference between the Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy Sprite variants? All three keep the Base ability and stack one bonus effect. Gold adds 3x bonus XP from eliminations, Gummy adds 20% more Sprite Dust on extraction, and Galaxy (added June 18, 2026) adds 30% more Ammunition when looting. Galaxy and Gummy are the rarest variants of all.
What is the best Sprite to use? For most players Zero Point is the strongest overall thanks to its on-demand Shield Bubble, while Demon is the top aggressive pick and Earth or Burnt Peanut are the best for stacking loot. Among the new Sprites, Boss is a strong survival booster and Striker is excellent for mobility.
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