The highly anticipated Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 5 is just hours away, and players are in for a treat with a plethora of new content to enjoy. As with every new season, there is a Battle Pass that offers exciting rewards, including four new takes on classic skins. The best part? These skins are absolutely free!
Spectra Knight – A Remix of the Original Black Knight Skin
One of the most coveted skins in Fortnite, the Spectra Knight is a remix of the original Black Knight skin. This outfit comes with various color options and can be further customized with new parts, accessories, and styles. By completing different weekly challenges, you can unlock these customization options and stand out from the crowd.
Lil Split – Turn Peely into a Banana Split
For fans of the classic banana skin Peely, the Lil Split outfit is a must-have. This remix transforms Peely into a delicious banana split with cream, sprinkles, and a waffle jacket. With four different flavors to choose from – Vanilla, Strawberry, Green Tea, or Hot Fudge – you can showcase your unique style in the game.
Renegade Lynx – A Hybrid of Fan-Favorite Skins
Renegade Lynx combines two beloved Fortnite skins – Lynx and Renegade Raider. Lynx has long been a fan-favorite, and this remix adds a fresh twist to the popular design. Like the other skins in the OG Pass, Renegade Lynx offers various remixed styles for players to experiment with.
Omegarok – The Perfect Blend of Futuristic and Viking
Omegarok is the ultimate fusion of two different outfits – Omega and Ragnarok. This remix combines the futuristic design of Omega with the Viking-inspired aesthetic of Ragnarok. Early indications suggest that Omegarok is the most sought-after skin among the new additions, thanks to its unique blend of styles.
If you're eager to dive into Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 5, make sure to grab the Battle Pass for just 950 V-bucks. This will unlock all the new skins and allow you to earn even more rewards as you progress through the season. Get ready for an epic gaming experience!
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
