Treasure Hunters · Collection Tracker
Fortnite Sprite Checklist
This is the working half of our sprite coverage: a tickable checklist built for players filling in the Treasure Hunters set, not reading about it. Every sprite family sits in its own block, split into Standard, Fortune, and Cursed lines, so you can tick one per capture and see exactly what is still missing before your next match. The guide page explains what sprites are; this one keeps score.
How It Works
How to Use This Checklist
The checklist is organized the way players actually collect: by family, then by form. Each family gets its own block below, and each form inside a block is one line with its own box.
- One capture, one tick. Harvest a sprite, find its family block, tick the line you caught. If a Chester arrives glowing gold, that is the Fortune line — not the Standard one you have probably ticked already.
- Work family by family, not map by map. Chasing every missing form at once is how checklists stall. Pick one family, clear its lines, then move to the next. The blocks are ordered so the variant families come first.
- Expect the Standard line to fill itself. Standard forms are what you harvest constantly. Fortune takes a focused run, and Cursed is the tier players screenshot — the boxes are ordered easy to hard for exactly that reason.
- Ticks last for this visit only. The boxes are plain browser checkboxes: tick freely while you play, but nothing is saved to an account. Note your progress somewhere durable before you close the tab, or keep this page open on a second screen.
The Checklist
Every Family, Tick as You Go
Every sprite family players have reported during Treasure Hunters, one block per family, one box per form. All tier placements are community-reported — no spawn numbers have been published, and checklists differ at the edges because trackers keep logging new sightings.
Chester Sprite
The family on every community checklist — start here.
Exmarks Sprite
Another common family, with both variants logged early.
Kelper Sprite
The family whose Cursed form is the rarest sighting players report.
Plundarrgh Sprite
The pirate-styled family of the event — on-theme with the shop.
Wayfinder Sprite
The other family whose Cursed form rarely appears in logs.
Quack Sprite
Reported in Cursed and Fortune forms — the full spread is not settled yet.
Single-form sprites
Families trackers list without a variant split — one box each.
Trackers count roughly 33 variants for the mini-season — more than the boxes above, because some families are split into extra color forms. Treat this page as the consensus core: every form the community consistently reports, in one place. If your in-game count disagrees with a block, trust the game and tick accordingly.
Collector Habits
Five Tips to Finish the Set
Five habits that turn this checklist from a wall of boxes into a finished set. They come from the same player reports and tracker patterns that shaped our sprite guide:
- 1
Run the chest loop and the sprite loop together. Sprites are island-wide spawns and chests are everywhere too, so a single dense sweep services both: harvest every sprite on sight, crack every chest on the way, tick both scores after the match.
- 2
Sweep dense areas for sightlines. Built-up spots give you more sightings per minute than open ground. A quiet corner with a cluster of buildings beats a hot drop with one structure — the same logic chest farmers use.
- 3
Squad up and split regions. Two players covering different areas log twice the map per match. Call out which family you are hunting so the squad's ticks point at the same block instead of doubling up.
- 4
Log Cursed sightings immediately. Cursed is the tier the community argues about most, because sightings are rare enough that every report counts. Note where and when you found one — repeated regional reports are how tracker consensus gets built.
- 5
Re-check the list after game updates. Variant totals have shifted since the mini-season began, and totals keep moving as players log more. A form that was missing last week may be confirmed now — refresh your ticks against the current blocks rather than an old screenshot.
Common Questions
Sprite Checklist FAQ
How many sprites are on the Fortnite sprite checklist?+
Community trackers count roughly 33 variants added with the Treasure Hunters mini-season, spread across twelve reported families. This page renders the consensus core as tickable lines — a Standard, Fortune, and Cursed line for each variant family, plus single-form families — so the box total is lower than the tracker count by design.
How does the checklist work?+
Tick one line per capture: harvest a sprite, match it to its family block, and tick the form you caught. The boxes are ordinary browser checkboxes, so they stay ticked while the page is open but are not saved to any account — keep the page open on a second screen or copy your progress somewhere durable.
Which sprite forms are hardest to tick off?+
Cursed forms, by a wide margin in player reports. Cursed Kelper and Cursed Wayfinder are the rarest sightings players log, with the other Cursed lines close behind. Fortune forms take a focused run, and Standard forms fill themselves in through normal play. Every placement is community-reported — nothing has been published officially.
Does the sprite checklist include the Pirate Shop Token?+
No. Sprites are visible, harvestable collectibles you tick per capture; the token is a rare chest drop with its own odds debate and its own page. The two overlap only in event window — clear both in one sweep and check the odds calculator for what your chest count means.
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