With Fortnite x Dragon Ball’s _ Recovery Quest set, players can finally take a well-deserved break from training and fighting. Where most of the previous _Dragon Ball -themed quests introduced to Fortnite during this event challenged players to demonstrate their knowledge and prove their skills, the seven Recovery quest objectives are considerably easier and much less taxing. Together, they lay out an easier path for players looking to max out their Power Levels to grab those last few free event cosmetics and a few skips for their premium Fortnite Battle Pass

With only a couple of pages to go, players will likely be well-stocked with V-Bucks by this point. Players who’ve claimed 61 rewards or reached Level 70 can add two more stacks of 100 V-Bucks to their stash. There’s also the Meow-Wow-Wow spray, Mew-F-O loading screen, Call It Bad Luck music track, and the Cloud Nine style (requires completed Page Eight) for anyone looking to add more Meow Skulls items to their lock

The course features a similar number of icons dotted around the area, requiring players to quickly run between the various rock formations that make up much of the terrain in this area. The path of this course is easy to follow and much more straightforward than the Mushroom Course thanks to the presence of a couple of zip lines players can make use of. The timer is still very forgiving, so players shouldn’t have too much trou

The eras of Fortnite are best remembered through their seasons. WIth every season comes a new battle pass, and that also often brings new mechanics or ideas. Some of these changes only remain for the duration of a season, while others cling to life for a bit longer before being phased out in a future patch. Other changes have proven to have a lot of longevity, with some being well-established and accepted parts of the game. Fortnite 's beloved Zero Build mode showed that the game could even succeed without its signature building mecha

This quest does have synergy with the first quest in this list if players opt to use scoped weapons to get their 20 headshots, so players might like to do these two quests together to save some time. Scoped weapons such as Fortnite’s Exotic Boom Sniper Rifle or the newly introduced DMR do plenty of damage, so players shouldn’t worry too much about this quest’s 200 damage requirem

After finishing Fortnite Vibin’ Part 7 , players will unlock Vibin’ Part 8, which consists of two four-stage quests. Unlike Fortnite’s daily and weekly quests which can be completed in tandem, players have to complete each of the Vibin’ quests in sequence. Luckily, in comparison to previous parts of the Vibin’ questline, Part 8 is downright leisurely, offering players a bit of exercise and a short sightseeing t

This is the second stage of the quest, challenging players to deal 200 damage after mantling. Mantling refers to players’ ability to jump and grab onto an edge and pull themselves up, even if that edge seems just out of reach. This is usually done by holding the jump button while near an edge. What weapons players use really depends on where their opponents are, but the five-second window is enough for players to mantle up and hit a distant enemy with a quick sniper rifle shot for exam

When consumed, the Zero Point Fish allows players to quickly perform a teleport dash by pressing the jump button twice. This is a great advantage in pitched gun battles, as players can disorient their opponents by suddenly dashing and attacking from a completely different angle. Players should use it sparingly; much like Fortnite's Kamehameha event item , the Zero Point Fish has a limited number of uses. However, this quest can be done in a single match if players are care

The Origin previously appeared as one of the Halloween Fortnite 2025 Skins island’s many NPCs at Seven Outpost III . This location isn’t marked, but players can find it just northeast of Lazy Lagoon. Unfortunately when players get there, they’ll only be able to find his helmet: The Origin has apparently disappeared along with the rest of The Seven, who vanished during Vibin’ Par

Players will then be prompted to search for The Seven Comm Device. This can be found on the northeastern shores of Loot Lake on a relatively tidy stretch of beach between the two major buildings on the shoreline. It isn’t hard to find, but players should be wary. Loot Lake very much lives up to its name and has a lot of rare loot for players to collect, making it one of Fortnite’s best landing spots this season. It’s common to see firefights occurring here even after the chaos of the early game. The area is fairly dense and vertical, with plenty of options for players to outsmart their opponents by outmaneuvering t

Players might be surprised to learn that things don’t stop at Level 100. In fact, the Battle Pass has five extra pages of bonus rewards, usually exclusive styles for Battle Pass skins, and extra cosmetics. Page One features the Xenon Espionage style for Twyn, Aurora Battlesuit style for Paradigm, Wild Beary Grriz for Grriz, the Hexture weapon wrap and the Dirtbike Challenge emo