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List of All Fortnite Cosmetics with gameplay videos, images, rankings, shop history, sets and more!
Outfits, informally referred to as Skins, are Cosmetic Items introduced to Fortnite in Season 1. They can be used in every mode. Carbide and Omega were the first Outfits with styles. Deadfire was the first reactive Outfit.
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- Commando
- Recon Specialist
- Munitions Expert
- Recon Expert
- Survival Specialist
- First Strike Specialist
- Desperado
- Renegade Raider
- Ghoul Trooper
- Skull Trooper
Compared to today, many of the original Fortnite skins were very basic, with Commando being almost identical to one of the original skins just with a black top. While it is lacking compares to more modern skins, sometimes simplicity is best and it is a great minimalist skin to use.
Many of the original Fortnite skins had a military theme to them, with Recon Specialist featuring white camouflage rather than the traditional green style.
Munitions Expert is perhaps the most military-themed of the Season 1 skins, featuring all green camouflage and an army-style helmet, quite a fun skin that is rarely seen or even known about by newer players, with the skin not making an appearance in the Item Shop between 2019 and 2021.
Recon Expert became one of the most desirable skins in the game after going over 900 days without being added to the Item Shop from November 2017 to May 2020. Since then it has become a regular part of the Item Shop rotation.
When it comes to the military-style skins, Survival Specialist is certainly the best of the bunch, with the skull on her top to help make the skin stand out. Survival Specialist is still a regular skin in the Item Shop rotation, with the skin making an appearance typically every 30-40 days.
The First Strike Specialist has a pilot feel to him, with the hat, goggles, and headset. This is an incredibly fun skin that hasn’t been seen in the game for over 500 days.
Desperado stands out from the rest of the military-style skins that were typically released during Season 1. The skin was forgotten about for a long time, with Desperado going over 500 days between Item Shop rotations from January 2019 to June 2020 before becoming a semi-regular addition to the Item Shop throughout 2020 and 2021.
Now considered to be the rarest skin in the game, Renegade Raider is currently the more desirable skin in the game due to it not being able to be released in the Item Shop based on Epic Games’ rule that Battle Pass skins won’t be sold once the season ends. With Chapter 1 Season 1 there wasn’t a traditional Battle Pass like we see each new season to...
After having skipped the Fortnite Item Shop in 2018, the Ghoul Trooper became one of the most sought-after skins, with it being considered “OG” and players would often flex the fact they owned the skin. Similar to Skull Trooper, the skin now makes a regular appearance in the Item Shop every Halloween and has received a number of styles, with a pink...
Skull Trooper has become one of the most iconic characters in the Fortnite universe, with the character making a return to the Item Shop every Halloween. The skin has been featured in many parts of the Fortnite story, including many season cinematic trailers. One reason why Skull Trooper is so popular with fans is that he typically receives a new s...
- Reaper. You may think this is the John Wick skin at first glance, but it’s not. The Reaper and John Wick look astoundingly similar, but the key difference between them is when each skin was introduced.
- Zoey. Zoey is another Battle Pass character that was heavily used during their time in the spotlight. During Season 4, the Zoey Skin was actually used quite often in advertisements for the game.
- Dark Voyager. The Battle Passes from before Season 4 always have a reputation for holding a ton of now-rare skins. Dark Voyager was once a skin that almost everyone had, being in Season 4’s Battle Pass.
- Sparkle Specialist. Sparkle is one of the last skins you obtained as part of Season X’s Battle Pass, right before the Chapters were made known. It may not be a skin from Season 4 or prior, but it’s still relatively rare to see.
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Sep 12, 2019 · Every Season 1 Fortnite skin released isn't much a long list. The actual season only had two skins, but Epic Games released two-Halloween skins in celebration and those might be the most sought after skins in the whole game. Here is every skin released for Fortnite Season 1. 1. Ghoul Trooper.
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Sep 9, 2024 · Cost and season: 1,200 V-Bucks, Chapter 1: Season 1; Styles: N/A; Lynx. Fortnite skin collectors adore their Lynx skin for the full-dark tier-7 cat lady wardrobe.
