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Don't worry, it is safe and you can enjoy: ⛔buying and selling accounts is prohibited by epic games policy! 105 skins in total with merry mint axe and honor guard, the fate etc.Fortnite is free-to-play, but it makes a fortune through micro-transactions as players love spending their V-Bucks on skins. Here are the rarest Fortnite skins that money alone cannot buy.
Fortnite is a prominent battle royale title and nowadays, it has become equally popular for the abundance of skins and cosmetics it offers to the players. Crossovers with franchises like Marvel, DC, and Star Wars have become common and the Item Shop never runs out of skins.
Having said that, Fortnite has a fair share of rare skins that have achieved this status for different reasons. While some were a part of the OG Battle Passes (Battle Pass skins are never released in the Item Shop later), others were up for grabs for a limited period.
From Double Helix to Aerial Assault Trooper, here are the ten rarest Fortnite skins ever.
- What is the rarest Fortnite skin of all time?
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Top 10 rarest skins in Fortnite history
- Omega
- Golden Agent Peely
- Special Forces
- Black Knight
- IKONIK
- Honor Guard
- Galaxy
- Royale Bomber
- Double Helix
- Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper
What is the rarest Fortnite skin of all time?
Renegade Raider is the rarest Fortnite skin ever. One might argue that exclusive skins are rarer, but it is important to note that Renegade Raider was only available during Chapter 1 Season 1. It required you to not only reach Lv. 20 in the Battle Pass, but also spend 1200 V-Bucks.
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Back in the day, players didn’t have glitches, tricks, or guides to level up. Moreover, spending V-Bucks wasn’t as standard as it is in Chapter 3. Despite all the reskins, the OG Renegade Raider will remain the rarest skin ever.
The Aerial Assault Trooper is an equally rare skin that was available in the Chapter 1 Season 1 Battle Pass Shop at Lv. 15. Many players put it above Renegade Raider in terms of rarity, but there is no method to prove it objectively.
Top 10 rarest skins in Fortnite history
10) Omega with all accent lights unlocked
Omega is one of the rarest Battle Pass skins in Fortnite. It was released in the Chapter 1 Season 4 Battle Pass and being a BP cosmetic, it will never be purchasable again. Even though its reskin Omega Knight returned in Chapter 3, the original skin is still a rare sight.
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A few players were able to unlock Omega, and even fewer could unlock its accent lights because the task was close to impossible. After unlocking Omega, you had to complete additional quests before the end of the season to have a fully upgraded Omega.
Moreover, Fortnite’s player base in Chapter 1 Season 4 was significantly smaller than what it is now. A lot of sweats who could have completed the Omega quests didn’t even get a chance to try them out. For all these reasons, a fully-upgraded Omega will always be the symbol of a veteran.
9) Golden Agent Peely
Yes, a golden walking banana is one of the toughest skins to unlock in Fortnite. Back in Chapter 2 Season 2, Agent Peely was a Level 1 Battle Pass reward but its ‘Golden Agent’ style was available as a bonus reward at Lv. 300.
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To reach Lv. 300, one had to acquire 29.5 million XP which is one of the most controversial requirements to unlock a skin. Even pros and content creators struggled to unlock Golden Agent Peely without buying tiers and it is no surprise that casual players felt betrayed.
All in all, try not to mess with someone donning the Golden Peely because they’ve certainly put countless hours into unlocking that skin.
8) Special Forces
Special Forces hasn’t returned to the Fortnite Item Shop in almost 1300 days, and with each day passing by, it is becoming more valuable. Ironically, Special Forces became a sought-after outfit because it’s a very basic skin and never received a decent response from players.
Special Forces was last seen in 2019 and clearly, Epic Games has given up hopes to earn anything from it. This has somehow helped the skin in gaining prominence.
7) Black Knight
Black Knight was a Tier 70 reward from the Fortnite Chapter 1 Season 2 Battle Pass which was the first Battle Pass ever. This might not seem to be as hard as reaching Lv. 350 for Golden Agent Peely, but the XP system has changed a lot in the past four years.
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Also, Fortnite wasn’t as sweaty as it is now. Players didn’t make sky-scrapers within seconds as everyone was still adapting to the new building and editing mechanics. Accordingly, only a handful of players were capable enough to complete the XP challenges to get their hands on Black Knight.
Fun fact, Black Knight is just Agent Jonesy wearing intimidating armor.
6) IKONIK
IKONIC is a Fortnite skin you could get after purchasing a Samsung Galaxy S10 device before September 2019. Unlike some promotional skins on this list, IKONIC actually looked unique and great and players wanted it for the aesthetics as well. Jung Chanwoo from the K-Pop band, iKON, was the inspiration behind the outfit.
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However, IKONIC was discontinued in September 2019 and Glow replaced it. There is no way to unlock the skin now but it will always be one of the coolest exclusive skins ever.
Considering the limited availability and Samsung Galaxy S10’s price, IKONIK is one of the rarest skins you’ll ever encounter in-game.
5) Honor Guard
Honor Guard is not just a rare Fortnite skin but is also one of the most expensive. It never arrived in the Item Shop and was an additional reward for anyone who purchased the Honor View 20 worth $650 at the time.
Millions of players didn’t even have a fair chance at unlocking Honor Guard, making it one of the rarest exclusive skins. The offer was available only in early 2019, and you cannot get it now.
4) Galaxy
Galaxy is another expensive exclusive Fortnite skin that is rare. It was a ‘free’ reward for players who purchased the Galaxy Note 9 and Galaxy Tab S4. The promotional skin was available before Fortnite made it to Android devices which surely added to its rarity.
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To unlock Galaxy, you had to physically play Fortnite and buy a high-end Samsung device which is something only the most passionate players could do. Interestingly, Epic Games had to remove Galaxy from many accounts because players stormed Samsung stores and got the skin by playing on devices that were for show.
3) Royale Bomber
Another promotional outfit to make this list of the rarest Fortnite skins is the Royale Bomber. It was very ambitious of Epic Games to think that players will purchase a PlayStation 4, especially for an outfit as generic as Royale Bomber. However, the reluctance to buy the bundle only made the skin rarer.
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We have now entered a new generation of console gaming with the arrival of the PS5 and the Xbox Series X/S. Hence, the Royale Bomber is a great way for Fortnite veterans to prove that they’ve played the game on a PS4.
2) Double Helix
Double Helix is arguably the rarest and most expensive exclusive Fortnite outfit ever. You had to purchase a special Nintendo Switch console bundle to unlock it and unfortunately, Switch is one of the worst platforms to play Epic Games’ battle royale title.
The Double Helix bundle is no longer available officially, and third-party sellers demand over $1000 for it. Purchasing such bundles doesn’t even guarantee if the redeem code to get the skin will still be there.
1) Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault trooper
You can assume Aerial Assault Trooper and Renegade Raider’s rarity from the fact that they precede Fortnite’s Battle Pass system. Back in Chapter 1 Season 1, you could unlock them from the Season Shop after reaching Lv. 15 and Lv. 20, respectively.
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To be fair, Aerial Assault Trooper isn’t the most ingenious Fortnite skin which is why veterans were hesitant to spend their V-Bucks on it. On the other hand, Renegade Raider was slightly better but was available after reaching Lv. 20.
Fans have never been able to decide the rarer skin between Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper. We believe that both have their own reasons to be called the rarest Fortnite skin ever and they deserve the top spot on this list.
Even though some of these exclusive outfits never arrived in the Item Shop, a majority of Fortnite skins can be purchased with V-Bucks. If you do not like spending a lot on games, make sure to check out our guide on how to get free V-Bucks in Fortnite.
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