Fortnite‘s v21.20 update may not be the biggest the game’s ever seen, especially for a big summer update, but there’s still plenty of new content to look forward to, including leaked skins.
In truth, leaked skins aren’t what they used to be since Epic started heavily encrypting stuff, but there’s still a whole bunch of them from this update, though no new crossovers just yet. We have a galactic archer and what looks like a bunch of reskins based on classic POIs.
Here’s everything you should know about the Fortnite v21.20 leaked skins.
Fortnite v21.20 Leaked Skins
The list of leaked skins is as follows:
– Khari (Starlit Archer Set)
– Tilted Trooper (Squad Origins Set)
– Dusty Daredevil (Squad Origins Set)
– Risky Raider (Squad Origins Set)
– Salty Striker (Squad Origins Set)
– Lucky Leader (Squad Origins Set)
– Fearless Flusher (Squad Origins Set)
– Wailing Warrior (Squad Origins Set)
– ‘Mato Marauder (Squad Origins Set)
– Pleasant Patroller (Squad Origins Set)
– Recline Raider (Squad Origins Set)
As you can see, there aren’t many new sets this update, but there are quite a few from the Squad Origins Set that are meant to be nods to famous locations in the game. Players will likely be able to get all of these as a single bundle.
Fortnite v21.20 Leaked Skin Prices
Khari is expected to release as a reward for a new Galaxy Cup tournament, though they will likely come to the Item Shop at the same time for around 1500 V-Bucks.
The Squad Origins set, meanwhile, will probably cost 1200 V-Bucks apiece, with all of them being available at a discount price if bought in a bundle. This matches up with other reskin series in the past with a similar theme.
Fortnite v21.20 Leaked Skins Release Dates
These skins are all due to release before the next update which is due to release within the next couple of weeks.
However, bear in mind that sometimes skins can get delayed before they arrive in the Item Shop, or sometimes never even appear at all.
Fortnite is free-to-play on PC via the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Android.
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