Use one naming system
Keep names, treatments, and formal rarity in separate fields. This prevents duplicate labels and makes searches for one companion or one appearance predictable.

Build a Fortnite Sprite collection without connecting an Epic Games account. Mark the named companions you have found, see what remains, export a portable record, and move from a simple name chart to the complete 85-entry variant checklist when you are ready.
The compact board answers “which companions have I found?” The detailed checklist answers “which exact treatments do I own?” Keeping these units separate prevents a list of names from being confused with a full collectible-entry total.
Mark every named companion you have found. This compact collection view stays in this browser and does not require an Epic Games login.
The directory uses named companions as its first level. Each name has a formal rarity, core ability, acquisition clue, availability state, and verification status. That level is useful for learning the current roster and recording whether you have encountered each identity at least once.
The second level contains treatments. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, Quack, and other supported appearances form exact name-and-variant entries. A treatment is not automatically available for every companion, so a valid checklist must use the versioned dataset rather than multiplying every name by every visual style.
Your Fortnite Sprite collection can therefore be complete by names while still missing many special treatments. The board on this page intentionally tracks 18 names. The detailed checklist and homepage tracker cover all 85 supported entries, plus Owned and Mastered states where appropriate.
Release status matters as well. An unconfirmed record can help document a reported name without pretending it is an active hunt target. Check availability and the review date before interpreting a missing item as something obtainable in the current loot pool.
Mark every companion you can verify from your own play or collection evidence. Avoid checking a name merely because it appears in a reported update.
Open the full checklist and record the exact treatment. A Galaxy find and a Normal find are different collection entries under the same name.
Group remaining items by source, rarity, treatment, and availability. A focused set creates a better hunt than scanning the entire chart every match.
Use current locations and route logic to match targets with eligible sources. Track attempts honestly when official numerical drop odds are unavailable.
Export a JSON record before clearing browser data or switching devices. Local-first privacy also means the site cannot restore data it never received.
Keep names, treatments, and formal rarity in separate fields. This prevents duplicate labels and makes searches for one companion or one appearance predictable.
Fortnite is a live game. New names, treatments, sources, and availability changes should enter the dataset with a review date and changelog rather than silently changing public totals.
A manual collection tool does not need Epic credentials. Local storage is simple and private, but it is browser-specific, so exports matter before device changes.
Name completion means finding all tracked identities. Variant completion means owning every supported exact entry. Mastery can be a third state. State the denominator beside every percentage.
Group missing items that share chest clusters, objectives, Vault access, Boss requirements, time conditions, or events. One route can then serve several realistic targets.
A readable export gives you control over progress and supports recovery. Store it somewhere deliberate rather than assuming browser storage synchronizes automatically.
After recording the roster, identify the exact missing treatment, verify its source, choose a compact route, and measure eligible attempts instead of relying on memorable successes.
Use the named collection board to mark companions, or open the exact checklist for every supported name-and-treatment combination. Progress is stored locally in the current browser without an Epic Games login.
The current versioned directory contains 18 named Sprites and 85 supported variant entries. Available totals can change after verified game updates, so the page displays the dataset review date.
No. It does not request Epic credentials or read a locker automatically. You choose each state manually, and the compact board stores its named-Sprite list in browser storage.
Water is a named Sprite. Normal, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, and other supported treatments create exact collectible entries under a name. Not every treatment exists for every name.
Yes. The compact board exports a small JSON file containing its selected named Sprites and save time. The full tracker also provides its own versioned backup workflow for detailed states.
Local browser storage does not automatically sync between devices or browsers. Export a backup where available, or use a deliberately created share workflow instead of supplying account credentials.
Move to the exact variant checklist, filter missing entries by rarity or treatment, and use the location, route, and drop-rate pages to build a focused next-match plan.
Move from the named roster to the full private checklist when you want precise variant progress.
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