Fortnite’s v41.30 update went live on July 30, 2026, introducing three new companions to Chapter 7 Season 3: Runners—the Peely Sprite, Llama Sprite, and the one players are scrambling to find: the Quack Zero Point Sprite.
If you’ve spent any time collecting Sprites this season, you already know Epic likes hiding its rarest collectibles behind cosmetic variants instead of introducing entirely new companions. The Quack Zero Point Sprite appears to follow that same formula and is already shaping up to be one of the hardest Sprite variants to obtain.
Epic hasn’t published an official drop rate, so nobody knows exactly how rare it is yet. Based on previous variants like Gold, Gummy, Holofoil, Gem, Galaxy, and Cube, it usually takes several days before the community gathers enough data to estimate the odds.
What we do know is that Zero Point is currently the only Sprite with a Quack variant, making it significantly more exclusive than themes that can appear across multiple Sprite types.
Here’s everything confirmed so far, along with the fastest ways to improve your chances of finding one.
What Is the Quack Zero Point Sprite?
The Zero Point Sprite itself isn’t new.
It’s a Mythic-tier Sprite whose ability automatically creates a Shield Bubble Jr. whenever you heal yourself. As the Sprite levels up, the Shield Bubble remains active for a longer duration.
The Quack version isn’t a new Sprite—it is simply a rare cosmetic variant applied to the existing Zero Point Sprite.
Like the previously released Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, and Cube variants, Quack changes the Sprite’s appearance while keeping the same base companion.
One common misconception is confusing the Quack Zero Point Sprite with the Duck Sprite.
They aren’t the same.
The Duck Sprite is an Epic-rarity companion with its own gameplay ability that restores shields while you’re emoting or jamming.
The Quack Zero Point Sprite, meanwhile, is still a Zero Point Sprite—it simply uses a duck-themed visual design.
As for gameplay bonuses, Epic hasn’t confirmed whether Quack includes an additional passive effect.
Other recent variants, such as the Cube Sprite, retain their original ability while adding a shared passive bonus. Quack may eventually work the same way, but until Epic confirms it, any reports of exclusive gameplay perks should be treated as speculation.
How to Get the Quack Zero Point Sprite
Currently, the Quack Zero Point Sprite can only be obtained through normal Sprite drops, meaning there isn’t a guaranteed unlock method.
However, there are several ways to maximize your chances.
1. Land at POIs with Multiple Sprite Chests
Choose landing spots that contain several Sprite Chests instead of locations with only one.
The more Sprite Chests you open during a match, the more chances you have of rolling the Quack variant.
Since the cosmetic variant is determined when the Sprite drops, increasing the number of Sprite drops is currently the best strategy.
2. Keep Farming Zero Point Sprites
Continue opening:
- Sprite Chests
- Rare Chests
- Relic Chests
Your first goal is simply obtaining a Zero Point Sprite.
Because it’s a Mythic companion, it naturally appears less often than Rare or Epic Sprites such as Water, Fire, or Duck.
Expect to play multiple matches before one appears.
3. Check the Sprite Immediately
Once you pick up a Zero Point Sprite, inspect it right away.
The standard version keeps its familiar crystal appearance.
The Quack version features a distinctive duck-themed design that’s immediately visible without opening any menus.
If you see the duck styling, you’ve found the rare variant.
4. Visit the Cluster Coast Hidden Vault
One of the best farming routes currently available is the Cluster Coast hidden vault.
Look for the Suspicious Duck—a rubber duck wearing sunglasses.
It can appear in one of four locations around the mansion:
- The golden fountain
- The indoor pool room
- The aquarium
- The outdoor swimming pool
After picking it up, you’ll receive a Duck Key.
Insert the key into the display case inside the building across from the mansion to unlock the hidden basement vault.
Inside, you’ll find several additional Sprite Chests, making it one of the most efficient farming locations currently available.
5. Extract Your Sprite Immediately
Once you’ve found the Quack Zero Point Sprite, don’t take unnecessary risks.
Extract it at an Extraction Site or by using a Portable Extractor as soon as possible.
If you’re eliminated before extraction, you’ll lose the Sprite entirely.
6. Keep Standard Zero Point Sprites
Even if your Sprite isn’t the Quack variant, don’t ignore it.
Standard Zero Point Sprites can still be:
- Leveled
- Mastered
- Used to earn XP
- Converted into Sprite Dust
Every additional Zero Point Sprite you find is simply another opportunity for the Quack variant to appear.
Quack Zero Point Sprite Details
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Base Sprite | Zero Point Sprite |
| Variant | Quack |
| Base Rarity | Mythic |
| Ability | Creates a Shield Bubble Jr. whenever you heal yourself |
| Release Date | July 30, 2026 |
| Update | v41.30 |
| Tradeable | Yes |
Best Ways to Improve Your Odds
Beyond repeatedly farming Sprite Chests, there are a few additional strategies worth using.
Watch for Sprite Power Hour
Epic occasionally runs Sprite Power Hour events that temporarily increase the appearance rate of featured variants.
Quack hasn’t received its own Power Hour yet, but previous variants—including Holofoil and Galaxy—have both received dedicated events.
Keep an eye on the schedule in case Quack becomes featured.
Trade With Squadmates
Sprites are fully tradeable.
If you’re playing in squads, everyone can farm Zero Point Sprites and trade duplicates afterward.
Pooling Sprite drops across four players dramatically increases your odds compared to farming solo.
Use Quack Snacks
Once you’ve obtained a Quack Zero Point Sprite, Quack Snacks provide the fastest way to level it up.
Purchased from Mending Machines for 1,500 Gold Bars, they instantly raise any Sprite to Level 5, allowing you to skip the normal leveling grind.
If you’re low on Gold Bars, farming Golden Fishing Spots beforehand is one of the quickest ways to earn enough currency.
Wrapping Up
The Quack Zero Point Sprite has only been available since Fortnite v41.30 launched, so many details—including its exact drop rate and whether it will receive a dedicated Sprite Power Hour—are still unknown.
Even so, it’s already emerging as the standout collectible from the update. Between its exclusive duck-themed appearance and the fact that it’s currently limited to the Mythic Zero Point Sprite, it’s likely one of the rarest Sprite variants introduced in Chapter 7 Season 3.
If you’re determined to add it to your collection, focus on opening as many Sprite Chests as possible, take advantage of the Cluster Coast vault, and extract your Sprite as soon as you find it.
It retains the standard Zero Point Sprite ability, automatically spawning a Shield Bubble Jr. whenever you use a healing item. Epic hasn’t confirmed any additional gameplay bonus tied specifically to the Quack variant.
Epic hasn’t revealed an official drop rate. Based on early community findings, it’s currently considered one of the rarest Sprite variants because Zero Point is the only Sprite confirmed to receive the Quack theme.
No. Cosmetic variants are determined when the Sprite drops. Leveling or mastering a Sprite only improves its abilities and does not change its appearance.
Yes. The variant was introduced in Fortnite v41.30 on July 30, 2026, and can currently be obtained through normal Sprite drops in Chapter 7 Season 3.
Current variant themes include Gold, Gummy, Holofoil, Galaxy, Gem, Cube, and Quack. Each theme changes the Sprite’s appearance, while some also introduce additional passive bonuses depending on the variant.
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