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Fortnite reference, without the guesswork

Epic does not publish a locker price list, an account value or a drop-rate table for every item. What does exist is the public cosmetics metadata the community builds on, plus the per-chest probability table Epic posted for the current limited mode. This hub keeps a dated copy of both — 16,838 rows in the catalogue snapshot — and puts a calculator on top of each. The mirror is not a census: it covers the grail ranking we test it against, and nothing more.

Updated No sign-inNothing saved server-sideSources listed per figure

16,838

Cosmetics in the snapshot

Pulled 2026-11-13 from the public cosmetics endpoint

18

Distinct cosmetic types

3,057 outfits, 2,376 pickaxes

16

Rarity tiers tracked

From Common up to Icon and Gaming Legends

Tools

What the catalogue holds

Counts from the snapshot, not from memory. Type labels are Epic's own.

Cosmetic types

Fortnite cosmetic types by item count in the 2026-11-13 snapshot
TypeItemsShare
Outfit3,05718.2%
Back Bling2,71016.1%
Pickaxe2,37614.1%
Emote2,18012.9%
Spray1,2497.4%
Wrap1,2357.3%
Loading Screen1,1516.8%
Emoji8985.3%
Glider7614.5%
Shoes4232.5%
Contrail2741.6%
Music Pack2241.3%
Banner1030.6%
Sidekick900.5%
Aura490.3%
Toy230.1%
Pet Carrier180.1%
Pet170.1%

Rarity tiers

Fortnite rarity tiers by item count in the 2026-11-13 snapshot
RarityItemsShare
Uncommon5,17030.7%
Rare4,81628.6%
Epic2,98517.7%
Icon Series1,3588.1%
MARVEL6664.0%
Gaming Legends5383.2%
Legendary3292.0%
Star Wars3061.8%
Common2851.7%
DC Comics2091.2%
Slurp410.2%
Frozen400.2%
Lava330.2%
Dark330.2%
Shadow280.2%
Mythic10.0%

3,057 outfits split across 15 tiers is the reason a single "rare = valuable" rule breaks down: the snapshot holds 138 Chapter 1 Rare outfits against 23 Chapter 5 Icon collab skins, and none of that makes one worth dollars.

What this hub will not do

It will not print a dollar value for a locker or an account. Epic's account-safety rules prohibit buying, selling or sharing accounts, so any site quoting a price for an account is describing a market that gets accounts banned. The Collection Score here is an index of how hard a locker is to assemble from the two fields Epic records per cosmetic — its rarity tier and the chapter it shipped in — on a 0–40 scale, and nothing more.

It will not present community tallies as Epic's own numbers — and now it does not present reprints of Epic as Epic either. The drop-rate table below is Epic's, posted on its Fortnite Status account, but this site reads it from IGN and two trackers rather than from the source, and says so on every page that uses it. Where a figure came only from player-run trackers, the page names them. The full list lives on the data sources page.

Also on loadoutdex

The same snapshot-and-cite approach applied to other games with repeat lookup demand.