Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box is a physical prize for eligible winners of the Zoro Cup on 6 November 2026. It isn’t an item in your Fortnite Locker, a chest found in a Battle Royale match or something you get just for entering.
Epic has published the contents, the eligible countries and the steps winners need to follow to receive the prize. The United Kingdom and Ireland are on the residence list, but living in one of those countries is only part of the requirement. You also have to win and pass Epic’s checks.
What’s inside the Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box?
According to Epic’s rules, each box contains one ONE PIECE Card Game: The World’s Strongest Warriors Booster Box and one ONE PIECE x Fortnite Poster. These are physical items delivered after the winner’s eligibility is checked, not V-Bucks, a skin code or an in-game chest.
Don’t confuse this prize with Pirate Shop Access, Treasure Chests or the game’s Sprite collection. Opening chests in Battle Royale won’t produce this tournament merchandise, and owning the Zoro skin from the Item Shop doesn’t make you eligible for it.
Which countries can receive the Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box?
The United Kingdom is included, as are Ireland, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other places. Epic bases physical-prize eligibility on where the player resides, not just their matchmaking region or which server they use. Below is the full residence list as stated in the Zoro Cup rulebook, grouped for easier reading.
| Area | Eligible residences named in Epic’s rules |
|---|---|
| Asia | Japan, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Inland China |
| Americas | United States of America, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Honduras, Ecuador, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Chile, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Paraguay, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) and Barbados |
| Europe | Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Spain, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Lithuania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Slovakia, Malta, Finland, Italy, Slovenia, Latvia, Serbia, Cyprus, Estonia, Iceland, Andorra, Isle of Man and Albania |
| Oceania | Australia and New Zealand |
| Middle East | United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman |
The Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box eligibility list applies to the 6 November Zoro Cup rules. Meeting the residence requirement doesn’t guarantee a prize: you must still achieve an eligible leaderboard placement and pass Epic’s verification process. Epic also specifically excludes residents of Turkey and Russia from receiving any Zoro Cup prizes, including digital rewards.
Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box: Which placements qualify?
For the Zero Build Duos event, Epic lists the top 525 teams in Europe, top 375 teams in North America Central, top 100 teams in Brazil and North America West, and top 50 teams in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East. The physical prize is subject to each individual winner’s residence and eligibility.
For Mobile Solo Reload, the physical prize is available to eligible players in the top 200 in Europe, top 150 in North America Central and top 30 in each other listed region. Those are leaderboard placements, not fixed points. The separate Battle Royale Duos event has its own in-game prize card; check that card rather than assuming the Zero Build numbers apply unchanged.
How to claim a Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box
Start by entering the relevant Zoro Cup and finishing inside the winning positions for your matchmaking region. If Epic identifies you as a potential winner, keep the Epic Games account you played on active and watch the email address attached to that account. Finishing high on the leaderboard alone doesn’t complete the claim.
Epic’s rules say potential winners may be notified within 60 days after the relevant event session, or later if reasonably necessary. After a formal prize notice, a potential winner has 45 days to respond with any requested information and release documents. Winners who are minors need their parent or legal guardian to meet the applicable requirements.
For a physical Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box, Epic says the email can provide a redemption code and a link to a prize fulfilment site. Follow that link, enter the code and provide the requested delivery information. Failing to complete that physical redemption within 60 days of receiving the redemption email may mean forfeiting the box. A qualifying finish on 6 November does not mean a box will be dispatched that day.
Can you get the Zoro Outfit without the physical prize?
Yes. The physical prize has stricter residence rules than the four in-game cosmetics. Epic says players outside the delivery-country list can still win in-game rewards if they meet the other rules. Those four rewards are the Roronoa Zoro Outfit, Zoro’s Swords Pickaxe, Test of Will Emote and Zoro’s Training Gear Back Bling.
The exception is a region Epic specifically bans from prizing: under the Zoro rules, Turkey and Russia are ineligible for both the physical box and the in-game cosmetics. For Duo teams, other eligibility checks on teammates can also affect whether a team can be awarded prizes.
Will the Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box be available in the Buggy Cup?
Epic’s Treasure Hunters announcement also mentions a physical box for the Buggy Cup on 13 November. That is a separate tournament, however, and its own rules must establish the exact eligibility and ranking requirements. Don’t use Zoro’s November 6 prize thresholds as the qualification list for Buggy.
If you want the competitive Zoro rewards now, read our Zoro Cup schedule and placements and the separate Zoro Mobile Cup guide. The Fortnite One Piece Treasure Box is a bonus for verified, prize-winning competitors, not a separate item you can claim directly from the Item Shop.
Official source: Epic Games, One Piece: Zoro Cup official rules and physical-prize terms.
