All 126 Wanted Poster Locations in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

Crossbones Isle has 126 Sprite Wanted Posters in Fortnite Treasure Hunters, the One Piece mini season that went live with update v43.00. Each poster turns into a Sprite Treasure Map that leads to a buried Sprite Chest, making posters the most direct way to farm this season’s Sprites.

Per Epic’s Treasure Hunters launch notes, you tear a poster off a wall to get the map. The mini season runs until the Chapter 7 end event on December 5, 2026. Today’s v43.10 update adds new Sprites but leaves poster spawns unchanged.

How Wanted Posters Work in Fortnite

Posters hang on walls and glow a paler gold than regular chests. Here’s how to turn one into a Sprite:

1. Tear down a Wanted Poster to get a Sprite Treasure Map.
2. Equip the map to show a red dotted line on screen.
3. Follow the line to the X marker.
4. Hit the X with your Pickaxe to dig up the Sprite Chest.
5. Open the chest to collect a random Sprite.

The catch: you can hold only one Sprite Treasure Map at a time. Dig up each chest before you tear down the next poster, or the stop is wasted.

All Wanted Poster Locations in Fortnite Treasure Hunters

Counts below reflect v43.00 and v43.10. Spawns rotate between matches, so a listed spot can come up empty.

Wanted Posters at Named POIs (103)

Fortune’s Fort became Lil’ Uzi’s Stronghold on November 8, and its 10 posters still spawn there. Some guides list The $.$. Rocky at 10, but 9 is the figure that matches the 126 total.

Wanted Posters Outside POIs (23)

These roadside spawns see less traffic, so they are safer grabs while you rotate.

Best Routes to Farm Wanted Posters

Single-POI counts tell only half the story. Chaining nearby spawns gets you more posters per match with less backtracking.

• The $.$. Rocky to Loguetown (24 posters): 9 at The $.$. Rocky, 3 on the road between, and 12 in Loguetown. This is the densest corridor on the map.
• Arlong Park to Windmill Village (23 posters): 10 at Arlong Park, 4 on the way, 7 in Windmill Village, plus 2 across the river east of Arlong Park.
• Lantern Landing loop (16 posters): 10 in Lantern Landing, 3 along the road east, and 3 at Giant’s Battlefield.
• Cursed Cavern (15 posters): 13 inside and 2 toward Boogie Boat. Expect heavy early fights here.

Since you carry one map at a time, the loop is simple: grab a poster, dig, repeat while moving along the route.

Tips to Get More From Each Wanted Poster

• Play on Mastery Monday. Epic says Sprite Chests and Wanted Posters spawn in bigger numbers every Monday, alongside 2x Sprite XP and Sprite Dust from 9 AM ET (6 AM PT). That makes Monday the best day to run the routes above.
• Equip Exmarks. This Sprite reveals nearby Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters, and spawns a Treasure Map at max level.
• Watch for Lucky Locators. If a teammate or nearby enemy uses a Lucky Locator and opens your chest first, your map disappears. In squads, call out which chest you are tracking.
• Don’t farm posters for tokens. Sprite Chests can drop a Pirate Shop Access Token, but Epic puts the odds at 1 in 137,500 per chest. Treat posters as a Sprite farm.
• Bank Sprites quickly. A Sprite only counts once you send it home at one of the 8 Extraction Sites. Lantern Landing borders four of them, which pairs well with its 16-poster loop.

Wrapping Up

Update v43.10 adds Cursed Kelper today, with Mini Miku, Squiplash and a secret Sprite due on November 15. More Sprites in the pool means more value from every poster you tear down.

With the mini season ending on December 5, the corridor routes above are the quickest way to fill your collection before Chapter 8. Check Sprite Power Hour times for extra boosted windows.

Featured image credit: Epic Games. Map image credit: Epic Games. Sprite image credit: Epic Games via Fortnite.GG. Poster counts compiled from the Fortnite.GG interactive map.