Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass and every new character you can unlock
The Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass is the key to unlocking all the new superhero skins and characters that have been added in the new Super season.
The new Fortnite season is in full swing, making it the perfect time to get acquainted with the scrappy, superpowered upstarts waiting to be unlocked in its Battle Pass.
Fortnite is back in full force with a loaded season, and without the constraint of a mini-season to hold it back, it has launched impressively into a brand new super-powered update. The conclusion of the Death Star Sabotage live event saw pieces of the moon-sized weapon hit the island and release shockwaves of energy that have given players superpowers (all the more appealing now that the opportunity to pilot a Star Destroyer has passed), all alongside the incoming Superman skin that will allow players to become David Corenswet's version of the character.
The key to this season's success, at least financially, will be its Battle Pass, which is packed with new characters with their own quirks, along with a number of bonus Emotes, Gliders and Back Blings. So what exactly lies in wait in the Battle Pass? Here's what you need to know.
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass
As always, the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass will set you back 1,000 V-Bucks (£6.99 / $8.99 / $11.95), or will come for free for the duration of a subscription to Fortnite Crew. This means that your access to the pass will expire at the end of a paid month of the subscription, so don't think that you can simply pay for a month and ride the free passes until the end of the season.
The Battle Pass is set to expire on Thursday, August 7 at 11.30pm PDT, and Friday, August 8 at 2.30am EDT / 7.30am BST. Here's a rundown of everything you can unlock in the Battle Pass, with each of its free rewards highlighted in bold:
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Bonus Rewards
As with every Battle Pass, the Super season offers players the opportunity to delve into some bonus cosmetics once they've completed the main pass, with five pages of rewards already unveiled, and the next three set to be announced on Tuesday, June 17. The Battle Pass Bonus Rewards, as they currently stand, are as follows:
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Rexzz-Arc Pickaxe
Heroes, United Loading Screen
Gothic Morgan Spray
100 V-Bucks
Wings of the Firebird Back Bling
Pow! Zap!!! Bang! Emoticon
Casual Lightrider Outfit
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Superman Secret Skin
This season's 'Secret Skin' for the Battle Pass is David Corenswet's Superman, who regular players can unlock on Tuesday, June 17. Alternatively, if you fancy purchasing a bundle of 25 levels for 1,800 V-Bucks (which would require buying a £17.49 / $22.99 / AU$30.35 bundle of 2,800 V-Bucks), you can unlock the Superman Outfit and Super Cape Back Bling right now for free.
If you're keen on snagging rewards when they become available, anticipate two pages of cosmetics, likely to showcase a variant on the Superman Outfit along with some Gliders, Back Blings, Emotes and Pickaxes. The items will be unveiled nearer their release, so keep this page bookmarked for a sneak peek at the cosmetics set to commemorate the forthcoming film.
That's all the information you need regarding the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 Battle Pass and its fresh characters. It's set to be a significantly lengthier season than Galactic Battle, so get comfortable and pursue your quests to ensure you conquer it.
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