Sprites are all the rage in Fortnite Runners (Chapter 7 Season 3), and for good reason. These little creatures give powerful advantages, and can be extracted each match and re-used. Plus, some of them are far rarer than others, which is why you might be in the market to trade.
With some Sprites having less than a 1% chance of being found, why not mix with the community and engage in safe and fair trades? Below, you'll find out how to trade Sprites in Fortnite so you can get Gold Sprites, Zero Point Sprites, and any more you may be missing!
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The safest way to trade Sprites will be in a bot lobby, so make sure you or the person you're trading with his one set up, as this will stop hostile players from eliminating you when trying to extract your new Sprite.
How to Trade Sprites in Fortnite
To begin, you'll want to join the Sprite Trading HQ Discord server (with the invite link provided). Here, you can click the "Sprite Trading" tab and begin talking with other Fortnite players to begin a trade, where you just need to showcase your Sprites on offer and the Sprites you're requesting.
Once you and any player have established a trade and invited each other to the Fortnite lobby, you just need to enter your Sprite collection and equip the Sprite you're going to trade (and the other player will do the same).
Now, drop from the Battle Bus and enter your inventory, where you can drop your equipped Sprite. The other player can do the same, and then you can pick up each other's Sprites.
Now that you both have the Sprite you traded for, head to an Extraction Site and extract the Sprites together. This will add the new Sprite to your collection, and you can safely leave the lobby or continue playing for the Victory Royale.
You won't lose your original Sprite by trading it, as you can go to your Sprite collection in the lobby and purchase it back for Sprite Dust.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 84/100 Critics Rec: 94%
- Released
- September 26, 2017
- ESRB
- T for Teen - Diverse Content: Discretion Advised, In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
- Developer(s)
- Epic Games
- Publisher(s)
- Epic Games
