Destiny 2 Fortnite armour has arrived in the Eververse store, but you can get it for free with Bright Dust and a bit of patience
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Destiny 2 Fortnite armour has arrived in the Eververse store, but you can get it for free with Bright Dust and a bit of patience. To coincide with Destiny 2 joining the Epic Games Store, a Fortnite x Destiny 2 crossover has brought three Fortnite skins to Destiny 2 as armor ornaments during Season of Plunder. You can spend real money on Silver to pay for those bundles, or you can use your hard-earned Bright Dust to pay for the individual armor pieces over the course of the season, effectively getting them for free!
Interestingly, while plenty of video game characters have made their way into Fortnite – characters from Destiny in Fortnite, for example – this is the first time Fortnite skins have appeared in another game! Hunters can get the Eternal Vengeance armor set, inspired by Fortnite’s Oblivion skin. Titans can don the Black Knight’s armor with the Knightly Noire set. Finally, Warlocks can dress as Drift from Fortnite with the Painted Kitsune set. Everything you need to know about getting Fortnite armor for free in Destiny 2 is below.
How to get Fortnite armor in Destiny 2 for free
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You can buy all three of these Fortnite armor customization sets for your Guardians through the Eververse store using Bright Dust, which is a currency that’s free to earn – you won’t need to pay real money for it, unlike Silver. To buy the Fortnite armor with Bright Dust, visit the Eververse store’s Bright Dust section after each Destiny 2 weekly reset for the correct weeks. Here’s when you can expect to see the Fortnite armor in Destiny 2 Season 18, with each armor piece costing 1,600 Bright Dust:
Week 4: Arms (Eternal Vengeance Grips, Knightly Noire Gauntlets, Painted Kitsune Gloves)
Week 6: Legs (Eternal Vengeance Strides, Knightly Noire Greaves, Painted Kitsune Boots)
Week 8: Class Items (Eternal Vengeance Cloak, Knightly Noire Mark, Painted Kitsune Bond)
Week 12: Helmets (Eternal Vengeance Casque, Knightly Noire Helm, Painted Kitsune Hood)
Week 14: Chests (Eternal Vengeance Vest, Knightly Noire Plate, Painted Kitsune Robes)
A full Destiny 2 Fortnite armor set will cost you 8,000 Bright Dust, so getting all three will set you back 24,000 Bright Dust which is… a lot.
If you’re in need of Bright Dust, make sure you complete as many daily repeatable Bounties as you can, finish the weekly vendor challenges that award Bright Dust, and complete any weekly Seasonal Challenges that also award Bright Dust. You can check what else is in the Eververse store each week by looking at this Eververse Calendar from TodayInDestiny.
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Although, even if you pick up just a few of the armor pieces with your Bright Dust, the Silver bundles will become cheaper based on how many armor pieces you already own, letting you save some money on Silver anyway. All three sets are currently on sale in the Destiny 2 Eververse store for 1,600 Silver, but will go up to 2,000 Silver soon, which is £16.79/$19.99 worth of Silver, and if you want all three sets for Silver, you’ll be spending about around £50/$60.
Note that after Season of Plunder, these Fortnite armor bundles will be unavailable to buy with Silver until they appear in the Eververse Archive in Season 20, which is when Destiny 2 Lightfall launches.
There is a chance that some of the armor could appear in the Eververse store at any point in the future, however.
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How to Get the Fortnite Sets
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How to get the Destiny 2 Fortnite armor sets.
Diego Arguello, AUGUST 23, 2022
The Destiny 2 Fortnite armor is here and it’s real, and every class has its own set for you to track down and brag about to your clan. While Lightfall is still on the far horizon, The Witch Queen still has a ton of tricks up its sleeve, and a new season is forthcoming to keep on expanding storylines and season passes while shortening our vault inventory spaces.
This guide explains how to get the Fortnite armor sets for the Titan, Warlock, and Hunter classes, as well we what you’ll need to know beforehand.
Destiny 2 Fortnite Armor – How to Get the Fortnite Sets
In order to get the armor sets, you’ll have to purchase them as ornaments in the Eververse store. Sadly, there isn’t any themed event or related activity to get your hands on the outfits, but hey, they’re up for grabs if you have the Silver for them. Alternatively, you can save up your Bright Dust and purchase them throughout the season. According to Today in Destiny, one piece should be available in Week 4, Week 6, Week 8, Week 12, and Week 14. Each one will set you back 1,600 Bright Dust for a total of 8,000 per set, meaning you’d need a whopping 24,000 to unlock all three.
There are three available Fortnite armor sets in Destiny 2, each for one of the three classes. While it seems we’re far away from seeing Marvel or Disney collabs, the sets are surprisingly fitting, and you’re likely to bump into many players wearing them in the weeks to come.
In addition, the collaboration between Bungie and Epic Games also includes the arrival of Zavala, Ikora, and Exo Stranger as Fortnite Destiny 2 skins, if you can believe it. Each of the outfits includes its own sparrow, pickaxe (from the Crown-Splitter to the Black Talon), and of course a Ghost. There is also a cool emote to purchase separately. Oh, and looking away from these games, there are skins coming to Fall Guys. Also, if you’re interested in playing Destiny 2 via the Epic Games Store, you can do that starting today, while also getting the 30th Anniversary DLC as a welcoming gift for free. It truly is a big collaboration all things considered, and regardless of which game is of your preference, there is something for everybody.
That’s all you need to know about the Destiny 2 Fortnite armor sets! Best of luck getting your hands on them. Honestly, as a Warlock main, the armor looks quite interesting and I’m tempted to use it in full or complement it with other pieces.
But at the very least I know that the helmet is staying on for the foreseeable future. If I still had an active Titan, that armor would look great on them as well.
If you’re looking for more help, we have guides covering how to unlock the Solar 3.0 fragments and grenades, how to get the new Jotunn catalyst, how to farm Vestiges of Dread and Opulent Umbral Energy, all Exotics, new weapon Patterns, seasonal mods, and Season of the Haunted triumphs. In addition, we’re covering all patch notes, bugs and top issues, Bound in Sorrow quest steps, and Calus Bobbleheads. We’ve covered how to get Opulent Keys, Bound Presence in Containment, Crown of Sorrow H.E.L.M. upgrades, Iron Banner Seal Triumphs, and the Trespasser Catalyst. And lastly, we’ve written on how to find a Loyalist Commander for Battles Lines Triumph and the Cek’ik Boss.
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All Fortnite Items — Fortnite
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Explosives
Grenade is an item that explodes some time after being thrown. Effective when the enemy is in a confined space or standing still.
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Dynamite — has great explosive power.
If you hit an area close to you, you can throw back the opponent.
Stink Bomb — creates a gas cloud that causes periodic damage to the characters in it. Max. quantity
(Grenade)
(Common)
(Dynamite)
(Stink Bomb)
(RARE)
Epic
(EPIC)
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Utility
Boogie Bomb is a grenade that causes the enemy to dance for 5 seconds. Carefully!!! You, just like the enemy, can be hit by your dance bomb.
Pocket Rift (Rift-To-Go) — when used, you are lifted high in the air above the point of use.
Impulse Grenade — upon explosion, the shock wave throws you or the enemy a long distance. Allows you to quickly get away from the enemy. Doesn’t deal damage.
Grappler — sticks to any surface and pulls you along. Allows you to quickly climb on hard-to-reach objects and buildings.
| Image | Name | Quality | Max. quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boogie Bomb (Boogie Bomb) |
Rare (Rare) |
10 | |
| Pocket Fault (Rift-To-Go) |
Epic (Epic) |
10 | |
| Impulse Grenade (Impulse Grenade) |
Rare (Rare) |
9 | |
| Suction Cup (Grappler) |
Epic (Epic) |
10 |
Healing items
Bandages — bandages help restore 15 Hp in a short time.
A very useful thing when there is no first aid kit nearby or there is no time for it. The bandage restores up to 75 health points.
Apple is an ordinary apple that lies under (surprisingly!) an apple tree. Restores 5 health points.
Small Shield Potion — restores the character’s armor (shield). One cast lasts 2 seconds and restores 25 armor. The maximum restores 50 units, so it is recommended to drink small protective potion first, and only then the protective one.
Mushroom — restores 5 armor.
First aid kit (Medkit) — applied for 10 seconds and restores full health (100 Hp).
Shield Potion is a potion that adds 50 armor.
Slurp Juice is a drink that takes 2 seconds to use, after which it restores 2 points of health or armor over 37.5 seconds. Health is restored first, if health is full, armor is restored.
Chug Jug — Spending 15 seconds to use this keg will restore all HP and get the maximum amount of armor.
| Image | Name | Quality | Usage time | Max. recovery | Max. quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bandage (Bandages) |
Regular (Common) |
4 | 15 | 15 | |
| Apple (Apple) |
Uncommon | ||||
| Small Shield Potion (Small Shield Potion) |
Uncommon | ||||
| Mushroom (Mushroom) |
Uncommon (Uncommon) |
1 | 5 | — | |
| First aid kit (Medkit) |
Unusual | ||||
| Defense Potion (Shield Potion) |
Rare (Rare) |
5 | |||
| Slurp Nectar (Slurp Juice) |
Epic | ||||
| Chug Jug | Legendary | 15 | 200 | 1 |
Traps
Chiller — Encases the opponent’s legs with ice and makes him slide.
Does not deal physical damage.
Damage Trap — Inflicts fatal damage if an opponent enters the trap’s area of effect.
Cozy Campfire — lasts 25 seconds and allows you to restore up to 50 hp.
Launch Pad is a trampoline that helps you move quickly over long distances.
| Image | Name | Quality |
|---|---|---|
| Freeze trap (Chiller) |
Common (Common) |
|
| Damage Trap (Damage Trap) |
Uncommon (Uncommon) |
|
| Cozy Campfire (Cozy Campfire) |
Rare (Rare) |
|
| Launcher (Launch Pad) |
Legendary (Legendary) |
Others
Balloons — Added in the 6th season, the item allows you to gain height and move to the desired point.
Bush — the bush is known to be the best way to disguise. You can sit in an open area and it’s not a fact that you will be noticed, but among other bushes you are invisible.
| Picture | Name | Quality |
|---|---|---|
| Balloons (Balloons) |
Epic (Epic) |
|
| Bush (Bush) |
Legendary (Legendary) |
Limited Time Items
Cake Slice is a piece of Fortnite birthday cake. Restored 5 Hp.
Rifts are rifts that appeared during Season 4. Teleport you.
Jewel is a figure that was dropped from the safe in the High Stakes mode.
Shadow Stones — ominous stones make you invisible for 45 seconds.
Jetpack is a jet pack that allows you to take off into the air to a small height.
The jetpack uses fuel, so flight time is limited.
Infinity Gauntlet — Thanos glove.
| Image | Name | Quality |
|---|---|---|
| Cake Slice | Regular (Common) |
|
| Rifts | — | |
| Jewel | Rare (Rare) |
|
| Shadow Stones | Epic (Epic) |
|
| Jetpack | Legendary (Legendary) |
|
| Infinity Gauntlet | Mythic (Mythic) |
Loot
Ammo Box — ammo box. Scattered in large numbers around the island.
Chest — contains weapons and support items. Often found in the attics of houses.
Supply Drop — contains extremely rare weapons.
Supply Llama — found no more than 3 times on the map and contains a large number of traps and support items.
Vending Machine — Sells 3 random items/weapons for resources.
| Image | Name | Quality |
|---|---|---|
| Ammo Box (Ammo Box) |
Common (Common) |
|
| Chest (Chest) |
Common (Common) |
|
| Supply Drop (Supply Drop) |
Regular (Common) |
|
| Llama (Supply Llama) |
Regular (Common) |
|
| Vending machines (Vending Machine) |
Regular (Common) |
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How to get the Mandalorian armor in Fortnite?
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Season 5 of Fortnite introduces new skins such as Bounty Hunter Skins and Mandalorian Armor.
In order to use this skin and use its skills, you must complete a certain kind of challenge, earn eight pieces of Beskar, or find an item on the map.
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- How to get a skin? How to get the skin?
In fact, everything is simple, you just need to buy a battle pass, and at the first level of the pass you will immediately receive the desired armor. This version of the skin will be fairly basic, but in order to dress up in a beskar like a character in Star Wars, you need to complete quests and level up the battle pass.
Get the right pauldron
To get it, you will need to visit a place called Razor’s Edge. It sits near one of this season’s attractions, the Mandalorian’s Ship.
We get the left shoulder pad
To get this piece of armor, you need to complete «Weapon Specialist Tasks». These are quests that require you to kill or deal a certain amount of damage with weapons per match. To get the shoulder pad, you need to complete 5 of these tasks.
Right Thigh Piece
To complete this quest, you need to collect 500 gold ingots that drop from chests and are rewarded for orders from NPCs. And also sometimes on the map you can find a safe, it stores up to 100 ingots.
Left thigh part
For the left thigh, the player will have to return to the Shark POI that was in the second season of the game. It is above the Coral Keep, at an unnamed location. As soon as you find shelter, go inside, a piece of armor will lie on the left on the shelf.
Left Arm
This piece of armor is located on the highest mountain in Fortnite, a mountain called Kay. You will have to climb the mountain and search the chest near the flagpole. But you can get this part if you bought a pass, otherwise alas.
Right hand
The final part of the armor you will receive if you fight the Mayhem boss. He looks like a Mandalorian, as soon as he sees you, he will immediately start shooting. He can be found to the west of Hydro Station 16.
