How to find story quests in Fortnite Chapter 6, Season 3
Fortnite Galactic Battle
is out now. It comes with 5 hidden story quests spread across the island. It blends the Star Wars storyline with exploration. To find them and unlock them, you will need to hunt for the clues (explore the map), interact with the iconic characters, and tackle all the unique challenges uncovered. Unlike the previous seasons, the missions are not just handed out automatically. Here is where to look and how to start each of the narrative-driven challenges.
How to find story quests in Fortnite Galactic Battle Season
Hidden Story Quests Guide (Data Log Locations, Broken Tie Fighter, General Grievous & More) Fortnite
In the current season, the
Fortnite Chapter 6 story quests
are hidden across the island, marked by the green circles on the map. You will need to visit each of these zones and interact with the NPCs or specific objects to trigger the missions. While some require retrieving the items, other quests include piloting the ships or talking to characters like Poe Dameron or General Grievous.
Rebel Data Log Entries
To find it, head to the Rebel Outposts that are marked by the green circles on the map. It can be near Resistance Base or Burd to Go. Look for the glowing computers and then interact with them to Retrieve Data Log. Complete the action 4 times across varied locations/matches.
Fortnite - Retrieve The Rebel Data Log Entry (Story Quests)
Watch out for a very common glitch. If the computer freezes after interacting, it's suggested that the match be quit and restarted. Give priority to quieter outposts early in the game to avoid interruptions from enemy players.
Bring General Grievous Jedi Padawan Lightsaber
You can find General Grievous on the northeast of Rolling Blossoms Farm. He will ask you for the lightsaber, which needs tracking of Rey's hologram. Once the 1st story circle closes, check the map for the blue lightsaber icon and race for it before the others.
How to EASILY Bring a Jedi Padawan Lightsaber to General Grievous Fortnite
Interact with Ray's hologram to claim the lightsaber and then come back to Grievous. The quest will reward XP and tie it to the season's Sith vs. Jedi narrative.
Destroy Structures using X-Wing Guns
For it, visit Poe Dameron at Resistance Base, located south of the Lavish Lair. Accept the Flight Lessons quest from him and hop into the X-Wing. Make sure to aim for structures like trees, buildings, etc., and fire 25 times to complete the objective.
*SECRET XP QUEST* Destroy Structures with X-Wing's Guns - Fortnite Found Story Quest
Return back to Poe to earn a Legendary A280-CFE Blaster Rifle. You can revisit him in future matches for repeating quests for easier high-tier loot.
Fix TIE Fighter on the south of Flooded Frogs
Land at Revel Outpost, located south of the Flooded Frogs and interact with the computer near a broken TIE fighter. Collect the 3 fuel canisters (marked with the quest icons) that are scattered nearby and deposit them into the ship.
Gather fuel and fix the TIE Fighter Fortnite Galactic Battle
After the repair, you can pilot the TIE Fighter immediately. You can even return in the later matches to repeat the fights. It is ideal for the players who love to dominate the skies!
Retrieve Stormtrooper Data Logs
For it, visit Vader Samurai's Solitude, located northwest of the Redline Rig, and search the houses for the Stormtrooper computers. Then, interact with 4 of them across varied matches and finish the quest.
Retrieve the stormtrooper Rebel Data Log Entry Fortnite (first, second, third and forth)
Unlike the Rebel logs, these logs are concentrated in 1 area. It makes it faster but even riskier because of the enemy traffic. Drop here when there are less crowded match phases. It will help you avoid the early eliminations.
Pro tips to find and complete story quests
Land at the quest locations after the battle bus launch.
Complete Rey's hologram lightsaber quest mid-game when there are fewer players around.
TIE Fighter repair is valuable for the long term.
Watch for the visual glitches at the computer terminals.
The Resistance Base X-Wing quest will give the best reward—a legendary blaster.
Pair the quests with the weekly challenges to maximize the XP gains. Keep an eye on the map updates, as
Epic Games
might add more story missions later on in the season. For now, focus on the above 5 quests for leveling up and piecing together a Galactic Battle narrative.
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