Fortnite Trick or Treat Sprites Guide

Fortnitemares 2026 is bringing another collectible hunt to Fortnite, and this time, players have 24 new Trick or Treat Sprites to track down. These Halloween-themed Sprites have an unmistakable orange-and-red appearance and can turn ordinary container searches into opportunities to find useful candy.

With all 24 variants arriving on October 8, knowing where to look can save plenty of time. Whether you're hunting the standard variants, chasing the extremely rare Klombo, or simply trying to complete the collection, here's everything you need to know.

What Are Trick or Treat Sprites?

Trick or Treat Sprites are a new Sprite variant introduced as part of Fortnitemares 2026. Unlike ordinary collectibles that simply add another item to your collection, these Sprites can provide an extra gameplay benefit.

Every Trick or Treat Sprite gives players a chance to find candy when opening containers during matches. Candy can restore both health and shields, making these Halloween companions useful beyond simply completing the collection.

The Sprites also level up through normal gameplay. Searching chests, smashing pumpkins, extracting Sprites, and earning eliminations all contribute XP toward their progression.

If you're interested in how Fortnite's evolving game systems compare with the mechanics found in blockchain games, Sprite progression is another interesting example of developers turning collectibles into active gameplay elements.

All 24 Trick or Treat Sprites

The complete collection contains 18 standard variants and six collaboration or special variants.

Standard Trick or Treat Sprites

Sprite	Location / Method
Trick or Treat Jonesy	Rare chests, pumpkins, Cheat Codes in Golden Grove
Trick or Treat Adventure	Rare chests, pumpkins, Cheat Codes in Stone Sanctum
Trick or Treat Bush	Rare chests, pumpkins, Cheat Codes in Wonkeeland
Trick or Treat 8-Bit	Around Geno's Machine
Trick or Treat Jackrabbit	Freaky Fields and Nightmare Neighborhood
Trick or Treat Killswitch	Geno's Machine
Trick or Treat Overshield	Shaken Sanctuary and Lifty Lodge
Trick or Treat X-Ray	Chopped Shop
Trick or Treat Onigiri	Golden Grove
Trick or Treat Storm Scout	Reality's Reign
Trick or Treat Birthday	Stone Sanctum
Trick or Treat Crash Bandicoot	Stone Sanctum
Trick or Treat Pond	Heatwave Harbor, Sunken Shores, Cluster Coast
Trick or Treat Morgana	Chopped Shop and Golden Grove
Trick or Treat Spooky Dash	Nightmare Neighborhood
Trick or Treat Vampire	Nightmare Neighborhood
Trick or Treat Deer	Sunken Shores
Trick or Treat Dumpster Dive	Freaky Fields

The standard variants make up most of the collection, and many can be found through several different methods. That means players don't necessarily have to repeatedly visit a single POI.

Collaboration and Special Variants

The remaining six Sprites are particularly interesting because several are connected to recognizable characters or have unique collection requirements.

Sprite	Location / Method
Trick or Treat Sonic	Green Hill Zone
Trick or Treat Tails	Green Hill Zone
Trick or Treat Shadow	Green Hill Zone
Trick or Treat Klombo	Around Mega Maze
Trick or Treat Blinky	Pac-Man Islands at night; defeat Ghosts
Trick or Treat Crown	Level up the previous Crown variant

Green Hill Zone is especially valuable for collectors because three Sonic-related variants can be found in the same area. Meanwhile, Blinky requires a more specific approach, with players needing to visit the Pac-Man Islands at night and defeat Ghosts.

Klombo and Crown are also exceptions to the standard progression system, giving dedicated collectors additional objectives to work toward.

Best Locations to Start Your Hunt

Not every POI is equally useful when you're trying to collect all 24 variants.

Three locations stand out for overall Sprite concentration:

• Nightmare Neighborhood

• Golden Grove

• Stone Sanctum

Nightmare Neighborhood deserves particular attention because it has a high density of Pumpkins, giving players plenty of opportunities to find Trick or Treat Sprites.

Golden Grove and Stone Sanctum are also strong starting points because multiple variants are connected to these areas.

For players specifically hunting Sonic, Green Hill Zone is the obvious destination. Three different variants — Sonic, Tails, and Shadow — can all be found there.

How to Find Trick or Treat Sprites

There are three main ways to increase your chances of collecting the new Sprites.

1. Smash Pumpkins

Pumpkins are one of the easiest sources of Trick or Treat Sprites. Nightmare Neighborhood is particularly useful because of its high Pumpkin density.

2. Search Rare Chests and Vaults

Rare chests can contain the Sprites associated with different POIs. Searching Vaults and other valuable loot locations can therefore be worthwhile during your collection runs.

3. Use Cheat Codes

Cheat Codes near the relevant POIs can boost your chances of finding particular variants. If you're targeting a specific Sprite rather than simply collecting whatever appears, checking the associated location and using its available Cheat Code can make the hunt more efficient.

It's also worth trading duplicates with friends when possible. Holding onto useful duplicates can help complete the collection without having to rely entirely on random spawns.

Rarity Makes Some Sprites Much Harder

One of the biggest challenges is the huge difference in rarity between individual variants.

For example, Trick or Treat Dumpster Dive reportedly has a spawn rate of around 5.861%, while Trick or Treat Klombo sits at an exceptionally low 0.0001%.

That gap changes how collectors should approach the hunt. Common variants can naturally appear while you're playing normally, while the rarest Sprites deserve dedicated farming sessions.

Sprite events during Fortnitemares 2026 are particularly important because they provide boosted spawn rates across the variants. Saving these opportunities for difficult targets can make a significant difference.

How Trick or Treat Sprites Level Up

The good news for collectors is that most Trick or Treat Sprites don't require a completely separate progression system.

They can gain XP from regular Fortnite activities, including:

• Searching chests

• Smashing Pumpkins

• Extracting Sprites

• Getting eliminations

• Continuing to play normal matches

This means players can work toward Sprite progression without constantly interrupting their normal gameplay loop.

There are two notable exceptions: Klombo and Crown have their own unique leveling requirements. These variants therefore require a little more attention from players aiming for a complete collection.

Tips for Completing the Collection

If collecting all 24 is your goal, a little planning goes a long way.

Start with Nightmare Neighborhood, especially when Pumpkin density is your priority. Then rotate through Golden Grove and Stone Sanctum, which contain several different variants.

For collaboration Sprites, make dedicated trips to their specific locations. Green Hill Zone is particularly efficient because it covers three variants at once.

It's also worth using Lucky Locator to identify precise spawn points. Keep duplicate Sprites available for trading, and don't waste valuable Skeleton Keys on low-priority variants when a harder-to-find Sprite is still missing.

Most importantly, take advantage of Sprite events. Boosted spawn rates are particularly valuable when you're chasing extremely rare variants such as Klombo.

Final Thoughts

The 24 Trick or Treat Sprites arrive on October 8 as part of Fortnitemares 2026, giving collectors another substantial Halloween hunt to tackle.

The most efficient approach is to prioritize the high-density locations, use Pumpkins and Rare Chests to build up your collection, and save event periods for the rarest variants. With Sonic, Tails, Shadow, Blinky, Klombo, and Crown adding special objectives to the collection, there's plenty for dedicated players to chase.

For anyone aiming to collect all 24, the key is simple: start with the densest POIs, target rare variants deliberately, and make every Fortnitemares event count.