Avatar: The Last Airbender has finally made its way to Fortnite and there is a brand new event taking place to earn rewards based on the franchise, as well as Avatar skins.
Below, you can find a deep dive on the battle pass for the event, as well as how you can get the skins for Aang, Toph, Katara, and Zuko. Unfortunately, the skins you want will probably not come cheap.
The Fortnite Avatar Battle Pass consists of 11 tracks of rewards with 22 total items to earn. These are split across a free and premium track and you will need to spend 1,000 V-Bucks to earn premium rewards.
The pass will be available until May 3, 2024, so you have about three weeks to get the items and level up your Chi to 11,000 by completing quests.
The full list of rewards on offer are:
- 1,000 Chi – Elemental Cycle spray (free), Baffled Aang emoticon (premium)
- 2,000 Chi – Four Elements Banner (free), Banner Icon (premium)
- 3,000 Chi – level up (free), level up (premium)
- 4,000 Chi – The Four Elements loading screen (free), Aang’s Air Sphere emote (premium)
- 5,000 Chi – level up (free), level up (premium)
- 6,000 Chi – Dramyin (free), Momo Messenger backbling (premium)
- 7,000 Chi – level up (free), level up (premium)
- 8,000 Chi – My Cabbages! emote (free), Avatar Aang spray (premium)
- 9,000 Chi – Laughing Toph emote (free), Air Nomad Staff (premium)
- 10,000 Chi – level up (free), level up (premium)
- 11,000 Chi – Sokka’s Space Sword pickaxe (free), Aang skin (premium)
How to get the ‘Fortnite’ Avatar skins
Fortnite‘s various Avatar skins can only be obtained by spending V-bucks – either by purchasing the premium reward track for the Avatar event or buying them individually from the store. The following skins are available for these prices:
- Aang – Premium Avatar event reward track (1,000 V-Bucks)
- Zuko – Zuko Pack (2,000 V-Bucks)
- Katara – Katara Pack (2,000 V-Bucks)
- Toph – Toph Beifong Pack (2,000 Bucks)
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Additionally, you can grab the Air Flurry emote for 500 V-Bucks. Unfortunately, none of the skins can be earned for free, except for Kora, who requires special quests and challenges to be completed from the battle pass menu. However, you will still need the V-Bucks to get the battle pass if you don’t already have it for this season.
This will undoubtedly be somewhat disappointing to players who were hoping to get the skins through the event pass or by completing challenges. There are still some rewards to earn from the free track of the event pass, but they aren’t anywhere near as exciting.
This is yet the latest event for Fortnite where free players are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to cosmetics. Hopefully, we will see some solid rewards for players when the next event rolls around.
On top of the current skins, players can grab some Coachella-themed items and songs in Fortnite Festival to party along this weekend as the main festival takes place in California.