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Fortnite Runners Sprite Checklist

Track the complete Fortnite Runners Sprite collection without mixing named companions, visual treatments, rumored releases, and old-season information. The interactive checklist uses the same current roster as the directory, powers guide, rarity chart, map, routes, and release hub.

25 named Sprites117 collectible entries2026-08-09 reviewed
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Mode-focused guide

How the Fortnite Runners Sprite checklist works

Names and variants stay separate

A named Sprite represents one companion identity and core power. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Holofoil and other supported treatments are separate collectible entries. The checklist therefore has more rows than the named roster. This prevents a Normal unlock from being mistaken for complete ownership of every treatment.

The counts come from one data source rather than hard-coded text. When a verified release changes the roster, the directory and collection tools can update together.

Current release state matters

Patch-day announcements, leaks, live availability and verified collectibility are not identical. The Runners checklist includes released records and displays the review date so players can judge whether a viral list is current.

Batman, Pollo, Vini Jr., Air and Seven are represented in the reviewed v41.20 data. Dedicated guides explain their powers and sources without forcing every entity query onto this one checklist URL.

Interactive checklist

Check off every Sprite variant

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Water Sprite

Rare
Available

Replenishes shields for you and nearby squadmates while in water.

Earth Sprite

Rare
Available

May reveal extra rare items when you open chests.

Fire Sprite

Rare
Available

Releases a fiery burst after you deal enough damage.

Fishy Sprite

Rare
Available

Increases swim speed and boosts movement while under fire.

Air Sprite

Rare
Available

Increases sprint speed and jump height while equipped.

Duck Sprite

Epic
Available

Emoting and jamming replenish your shields.

Ghost Sprite

Epic
Available

Briefly cloaks you when you reload.

Demon Sprite

Epic
Available

Siphons health and shields after eliminations.

King Sprite

Epic
Available

Makes your pickaxe deal more damage.

Aura Sprite

Epic
Available

Grants a Shock Rock charge after enough damage.

Striker Sprite

Epic
Available

Triggers Overdrive when you mantle or hurdle.

Dream Sprite

Legendary
Available

Grants a random item each level and legendary loot at max level.

Punk Sprite

Legendary
Available

Offers a chance for an infinite-ammo effect.

Boss Sprite

Legendary
Available

Boosts your maximum Health and Shield.

Seven Sprite

Legendary
Available

Reveals enemy foot trails for you and nearby squadmates.

Grim Reaper Sprite

Mythic
Available

Marks players who damage you and reveals their location.

Zero Point Sprite

Mythic
Available

Creates a Shield Bubble Jr. when you heal.

Burnt Peanut Sprite

Mythic
Available

May award extra or Mythic loot after eliminations.

Batman Sprite

Mythic
Available

Lets you deploy the Bat Cape midair and improves rare-Sprite finds from chests.

Pollo Sprite

Mythic
Available

Slowly replenishes shields for you and nearby squadmates after an elimination.

Vini Jr. Sprite

Mythic
Available

Makes slides destructive after sprinting; slide-kicks improve fire rate and reload speed.

Llama Sprite

Legendary
Available

Opening Ammo Boxes has a chance to upgrade your weapon.

Peely Sprite

Legendary
Available

Marks nearby rare Sprite variants or enemies carrying them, while also revealing your location.

John Wick Sprite

Mythic
Available

Knocking or eliminating a player briefly reveals other nearby enemies.

Ironmouse Sprite

Mythic
Available

Regenerates health over time when low; while regenerating, grants Cloak and low gravity.

Collection data changes with live Fortnite updates. Entries marked unconfirmed are shown for transparency but cannot be checked until reliable in-game or official confirmation is available. This fan-made checklist does not connect to an Epic Games account.

Collection workflow

Turn missing Sprites into a Runners match plan

Filter what is missing

Compare the in-game collection with the exact named Sprite and treatment. Mark only confirmed secured entries, then use the missing set instead of searching the full roster every match.

Choose eligible sources

Chest eligibility, event quests and special objectives matter more than one screenshot pin. Open the locations and routes pages to build several opportunities into one run.

Use the power

A collection target also changes the match. Air improves movement, Seven provides tracking, Pollo supports squad shields, Batman adds cape mobility, and Vini Jr. rewards sprint-slide execution.

Protect the unlock

Finding a Sprite is not always the end of collection progress. Prioritize the required bank, extraction or quest confirmation before taking optional fights.

Questions answered

Fortnite Runners Sprite checklist FAQ

What is the Fortnite Runners Sprite checklist?

It is a mode-focused view of the current named Sprites and collectible treatments recorded for Fortnite Runners.

How many Sprites are in the current checklist?

Dataset 2026.08.09 contains 25 named Sprites and 117 released name-and-variant entries.

Is the checklist updated?

Yes. The visible data review date comes from the shared versioned dataset and is currently 2026-08-09.

Does it connect to my Epic account?

No. Progress is manual and stored locally in your browser.

Are Batman, Pollo and Vini Jr. included?

Yes. They are included in the current v41.20 roster and link to dedicated guides.

Can I print it?

Use the dedicated printable checklist or your browser print and save-to-PDF controls.

Plan the next Runners collection route

Use the map and route planner after checking your missing entries, or open the printable version for a paper and PDF list.

Open Sprite map

Complete Fortnite Runners checklist guide

Use this expanded Fortnite Runners checklist reference to turn current data into a repeatable collection workflow.

Plan

The Runners checklist combines collection and match planning. Reconcile existing entries first, then filter missing treatments and choose a small group that can be searched along one route. This creates a practical session goal instead of an overwhelming full matrix.

Verify

Finding a companion and permanently securing it are different stages. Plan the extraction before opening the final cluster of containers, carry mobility or cover resources and avoid optional fights once a high-priority treatment is found.

Compare

Mastery progress belongs beside ownership but should remain a separate state. A player can own an entry without completing its mastery objectives. Marking both accurately makes shared progress reports useful.

Collect

Weekly events change the best day for a goal. Monday supports leveling and Dust, Thursday introduces new content and Saturday Power Hours feature rotating modifiers. Check the schedule before a long grind.

Review

Back up local progress before changing devices or clearing data. The tracker does not connect to an Epic inventory, so careful manual updates and a recent export protect the collection record.

Plan

Turn the page into an action plan by writing one primary target, one acceptable alternative and one stopping condition. A stopping condition can be a completed extraction, a fixed number of eligible attempts or the end of an event window. This keeps a collection session focused and prevents random route changes.

Verify

Verify the page version before following advice. Fortnite is a live service, so a current screenshot and patch-specific note are stronger than an undated clip. Preserve older information as history, but do not present it as the active rule after the game changes.

Compare

Use internal tools together. The list identifies the record, the checklist stores progress, the route and location guides plan attempts, and the event page explains temporary bonuses. Updating each step after a match creates a reliable feedback loop.

Collect

Protect account privacy. The tracker does not need an Epic login, password or automatic inventory connection. Manual confirmation is slower, but it avoids account access and makes the evidence behind each owned state understandable.

Review

Before queuing, create a small evidence checklist for the session: current patch, playlist, active event, target name, treatment and eligible source. During the match, record attempts rather than impressions. After extraction, compare the result with the in-game collection screen before changing the tracker. This routine takes only a minute and prevents an exciting but ambiguous sighting from becoming a permanent data error.

Plan

Route quality is measured by secured progress, not by the largest number of map markers. Estimate travel time between eligible sources, the likelihood of contested landings, access to healing and mobility, and the distance to extraction. Keep a secondary branch for busy starts. Once the target is found, switch from search mode to protection mode and remove every unnecessary detour from the plan.

Verify

When comparing two options, write the decision in plain language: which problem each one solves, how its effect activates, who receives the benefit and what must be sacrificed to obtain it. This exposes the difference between a powerful description and a useful match effect. Repeat the comparison under solo and squad conditions because spacing, communication and shared resources can reverse the recommendation.

Compare

Collection records are most trustworthy when every state has one meaning. Owned means the exact released name-and-treatment combination was secured; Mastered means its separate mastery requirement was completed; Missing means it is released but not owned; unavailable means the combination is not part of the current denominator. Never turn an unavailable matrix cell into a missing target simply to make the table look complete.

Collect

Use dated sources when resolving a disagreement. Official announcements establish release intent, the live collection screen establishes the current playable record, and documented match observations can clarify acquisition behavior. A search snippet, undated short video or decorative illustration is supporting context rather than decisive proof. Store the patch and review date beside every material correction so readers can reconstruct the change.

Review

A productive squad assigns responsibilities before landing. One player can open the first container cluster, another can prepare mobility and a third can watch the extraction route. Call out the full name and treatment when something appears. This is slower than shouting only a color, but it avoids duplicate pickups and makes the shared checklist accurate when several visually similar finishes appear in the same session.

Plan

Review progress in batches instead of reacting to every unsuccessful container. After a fixed number of eligible attempts, compare route duration, extraction rate, duplicate count and newly secured entries. If the route creates many attempts but almost no safe extractions, change the route rather than claiming the hidden odds changed. The same discipline helps separate strategy problems from random variation.

Verify

Finish the session with a maintenance pass. Update owned and mastered states, export a backup, note any uncertain record and check whether a patch or event ended during play. A clean stopping routine makes the next visit faster and keeps shared links understandable. It also protects progress when browser storage is cleared, a device is replaced or the released collection denominator changes.

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