The Fortnite Cursed Sprite list has 11 entries in Treasure Hunters, starting with Cursed Halfpeel’d at collection #3 and ending with Cursed Plundarrgh at #51. Ten variants were available in the November 10 collection check, but Cursed Kelper #24 was still locked. It was expected on Thursday, 12 November, although the latest public collection listing still marks it Unreleased. Check the live game before hunting that last entry.
Here’s the complete numbered roster so you can find the gap in your collection quickly. Below that, you’ll find the best way to search for Cursed variants, how to recognise a likely Chest and why carrying one across water can get you eliminated.
Fortnite Cursed Sprite list: all 11 names and numbers
The numbers in this Fortnite Cursed Sprite list are collection positions, not rarity rankings or an order you have to follow. All 11 entries are shown, including the Kelper variant that was still marked unreleased in the latest available directory check.
| Collection # | Cursed Sprite |
|---|---|
| #3 | Cursed Halfpeel’d |
| #7 | Cursed Re-Pete |
| #11 | Cursed Barry O’Fish |
| #15 | Cursed Wayfinder |
| #19 | Cursed Chester |
| #24 | Cursed Kelper (release status to check) |
| #27 | Cursed Exmarks |
| #31 | Cursed Lil’ Squibbly |
| #39 | Cursed Lil’ Flacko |
| #43 | Cursed Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr. |
| #51 | Cursed Plundarrgh |
Having a portrait and a numbered slot doesn’t automatically mean a Sprite can drop. The Fortnite Cursed Sprite list includes #24 so you can recognise it, but check the actual collection status before spending hours trying to find Kelper.
Fortnite Cursed Sprite list: is Cursed Kelper #24 available?
Cursed Kelper is #24, the missing entry that’s tripping up collectors. It was the only Cursed variant still marked Unreleased in the November 10 check. Fortnite senior director Chris Yu was reported to have targeted 12 November for its arrival, but a public collection directory checked on November 12 still showed it as Unreleased. I haven’t verified an in-game drop since the v43.10 update.
If #24 is still greyed out after installing v43.10, it doesn’t mean you’ve missed a hidden quest. There’s no verified guaranteed Kelper location or special Chest to farm. Open its in-game collection entry first; if it still says unavailable, concentrate on the other ten variants.
The normal Kelper Sprite heals you while you’re in water, whereas a Cursed Sprite’s drawback is water damage. How those effects work together on Cursed Kelper hasn’t been reliably confirmed, so don’t assume the healing cancels out the curse.
How to check your Fortnite Cursed Sprite list in-game
Open your Sprites collection from the Fortnite lobby and compare the numbered entries with the Fortnite Cursed Sprite list above. Base, Fortune and Cursed versions count separately. Owning Fortune Wayfinder, for example, doesn’t tick off Cursed Wayfinder.
Check the availability label before you start hunting. If the variant is obtainable, find it during a match and extract successfully to add it to your collection. Picking it up and then getting eliminated before extraction isn’t enough.
If you have extracted a Sprite but it never appears in your collection, Epic recommends reporting the issue in-game. That’s different from an entry the game still lists as unavailable.
How to find the Cursed variants
No published rate guarantees a Cursed Sprite after a set number of Chests. A useful route is to interact with a Wanted Poster, follow the Treasure Map it gives you and dig up the marked Chest. Wayfinder can help locate nearby Sprites and extra buried loot; Exmarks reveals Treasure Maps and Wanted Posters.
Look at the gem on a buried Sprite Chest. Players have reported dark grey or charcoal gems on Cursed Chests, while Fortune Chests use red. That helps you choose which Chest to open, but it doesn’t guarantee the particular Cursed Sprite you’re missing.
Once you find an unowned variant, make extraction the priority. The curse makes water dangerous, so carrying your new Sprite across Crossbones Isle just to loot one more area can cost you the collection entry.
Cursed, Fortune and Gold Sprites explained
Each Sprite keeps its usual family ability as well as its variant effect. Fortune reveals nearby Chests. Cursed improves the chance of finding rare Sprite variants but damages you in water. Neither one changes Epic’s published Pirate Shop Access chance per Chest; those treasure odds have their own Treasure Hours boosts.
Gold Sprites are separate again. Epic’s season notes schedule them for November 22, and their bonus is elimination XP. Don’t confuse them with the Weekly Gold Outfit cosmetic, whose normal Chest odds Epic lists as 1 in 1,562,500.
Can the 14 November Treasure Hours help finish the list?
Epic has confirmed Cursed Sprites as the Treasure Hours theme for Saturday, 14 November. It’s a good opportunity to revisit your Fortnite Cursed Sprite list, but there’s no confirmed numerical Cursed spawn multiplier or final event timetable yet. Our Fortnite Treasure Hours November 14 guide explains the expected UK and worldwide windows, clearly marked as provisional.
If #24 is the last empty space in your collection, check whether Cursed Kelper is actually available before repeating the same Chest route. It was the lone unreleased entry at the earlier check, and the existence of its artwork doesn’t guarantee that it’s dropping in matches.
Official source: Epic Games, Fortnite Treasure Hunters announcement.
