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Fortnite Crossbones Isle Map Guide

Match landmarks to your in-game map, follow Wanted Posters to buried Sprite Chests, and log the Sprites you collect.

How to find a buried Sprite Chest

  1. In Battle Royale, look for a Wanted Poster on a wall.
  2. Tear down the poster to get a Sprite Treasure Map.
  3. Follow that map to the buried Sprite Chest. After opening it, you can add one to your Sprite chest counter.

Epic’s season notes say chests can refill over time. Mastery Monday starts at 9 AM Eastern Time and doubles Sprite XP and Sprite Dust for the day.

Where to start a Sprite Chest run

These are player tips based on the landmark descriptions in Epic’s notes. Pick a landing spot that fits the bus path and the circle, then follow the marker from any map you find.

Start atSearch order
Lantern Lanes Start with the outside walls of the lantern-lit streets. Check the walls on the next side street, then follow any Wanted Poster’s map marker. Check the circle before you enter another block.
Loguetown Start on the harbor side. Sweep building exteriors along a street leading inland. Follow the first Sprite Treasure Map you pick up. If the marker leads back across the harbor, compare the detour with your route to the circle.
Baratie Bay Sweep accessible waterfront walls before crossing to the floating restaurant. If you pick up a poster, check where the marker leads before going farther offshore. Stay on shore if the marker or the circle takes you inland.
Plunder Port Start at the dock. Check structures on land before boarding the nearer ship. Search the second ship only if it fits your route. Once you have a map, follow its marker before continuing your sweep.
Fort Fortuna Check the exterior wall and entrances first. Sweep accessible walls inside the fort, then use the map marker to choose your exit. Leave from the side that keeps you moving toward the circle.
Crew’s Cove Check the landward approach and any walls by the moored ship. Follow the marker from your poster before detouring to the waterfall. If you have no map, use the circle to choose your next stop.

How to compare routes yourself

Run each route for the same number of matches in the same mode and set the same time limit from landing. Record Wanted Posters found and buried Sprite Chests opened for every run, including zeroes. Compare buried chests per match and count regular chests separately. Epic’s notes report more Posters and Sprite Chests across the island this season.

Crossbones Isle landmarks

Use these landmarks from Epic’s launch notes to orient yourself. Check the in-game map for your route and let each Sprite Treasure Map guide you to its chest.

The $.$. Rocky
The battleship where A$AP Rocky appeared at launch.
Lantern Lanes
Look for the cluster of streets lined with lanterns.
Baratie Bay
The waterfront area around a floating restaurant.
Windmill Village
A coastal village with windmills.
Loguetown
The port town with streets branching off the harbor.
Arlong Park
The One Piece stronghold associated with the fish-men.
Crew’s Cove
A ship moored near a waterfall.
Plunder Port
The harbor with two ships at the docks.
Fort Fortuna
A fortress with raised walls and ramparts.
Rubber Resort
The resort with the duck-shaped yacht. See the Week 3 resort takeover.
Captain’s Cenote
A mountain sinkhole with a pool.

Weekly captain activity

Epic reported a second Map Fragment on Nov 8. Check the Treasure tab for current fragment progress. Use Wanted Posters when you want a route to a buried Sprite Chest.

Fortnite Sprite checklist

The abilities below come from Epic’s launch notes. For a Sprite you’ve collected, its in-game Sprite Stamp shows how you acquired it. Your marks save in this browser.

New Sprites in the launch notes

Shows eliminations on the map. Each level expands its detection range.

Player tip · Use the marks to read fights around busy streets such as Lantern Lanes.

Shortens reload times and can refund ammunition.

Player tip · Bring it if you expect a fight while searching Plunder Port.

Uses less stamina when you sprint through water. The max-level bonus is Slap.

Player tip · Try it on water crossings around Baratie Bay.

Highlights nearby Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters. It generates a Treasure Map at maximum level.

Player tip · Bring it when checking exterior walls around Loguetown or Lantern Lanes.

After you open a chest, you move and swing your pickaxe faster.

Player tip · Use it when you plan to open chests as you move between buildings.

Prevents fall damage and gives chests a chance to produce extra loot.

Player tip · Bring it if your route drops from Fort Fortuna’s ramparts or crosses steep terrain.

Shows nearby Sprites and makes buried chests produce extra loot.

Player tip · Bring it when you’re following a Sprite Treasure Map.

Heals you gradually while you’re in water. Higher levels increase the healing.

Player tip · Bring it if a waterfront route takes you into the bay or cove.

Jumping into a fishing hole lets you catch fish and earn bonus loot.

Player tip · Look for fishing holes along your waterfront route if you already have it.

When you land, a small shockwave knocks nearby opponents back.

At launch, A$AP Rocky could drop it aboard The $.$. Rocky.

Player tip · Check the current boss before landing there for it.

Awards a random item whenever it levels up. Its max-level reward is Mythic loot.

Player tip · Bring it when you expect enough time in the match to level up.

Sprite variants

Fortune Sprite
Highlights chests near you.
Cursed Sprite
Improves your odds of finding rare Sprite variants, but water damages you. Appeared on .
Gold Sprite
Grants extra XP for eliminations. Scheduled for .

Sprite Mastery Track rewards

Open the Treasure tab in the lobby to find the Sprite Mastery Track. A new page unlocks each week. Master Sprites to earn Gizmos such as Lucky Locators and Golden Fireworks. Master 40 Sprites to unlock the Navigator’s Nosedive Umbrella.

Epic’s Treasure Hunters launch notes · Epic’s Nov 8 update · Checked .