The Purge skin is live in the Fortnite Item Shop right now. The Purge Bundle arrived with the shop reset at 5:00 AM Pakistan time today, Sunday October 18, as part of Fortnitemares 2026. It brings the Lady Liberty outfit from The Purge: Election Year, plus four more items, for 2,000 V-Bucks as a bundle. Bought at full price, the items add up to 2,800 V-Bucks, so the bundle cuts 800 V-Bucks off. The bundle stays in the shop until October 28, 2026 at 5:00 AM Pakistan time.

I checked Epic’s official Item Shop page myself this morning after the reset before writing a word, because the early schedule posts only guessed at this price. The 2,000 V-Bucks figure below is the price the shop itself shows, not a leak.

How to get the Lady Liberty skin

There is no quest or challenge you need to finish to buy this skin today. The Item Shop is the way in.

1. Open Fortnite and go to the Item Shop tab.
2. Look for The Purge section, near the top of today’s shop.
3. Pick the full The Purge Bundle for 2,000 V-Bucks, or buy the Lady Liberty outfit on its own if that is all you want.
4. Confirm the purchase and the items land in your Locker straight away.

Some players already own Lady Liberty before the shop drop. The Lady Liberty Cup ran on Saturday October 17, and the top 700 players in each region earned the Lady Liberty outfit and the Purge Drone back bling early. Anyone who earned 8 points in the Cup picked up the Purge Mask emoticon. That Cup has finished now, so if you missed it, the shop is your route.

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What is in The Purge Bundle?

The bundle holds 5 items in total. Here is the full list, exactly as the shop shows it.

• Lady Liberty (Outfit), 1,500 V-Bucks on its own, and that offer includes the Purge Drone back bling as a bonus
• Purge Drone (Back Bling), 300 V-Bucks on its own
• Liberty’s Purge Torch (Pickaxe), 500 V-Bucks
• Electrified Flex (Emote), 300 V-Bucks
• Purge Counter (Wrap), 500 V-Bucks

Lady Liberty is the headline piece. The outfit takes its look from The Purge: Election Year, with the crown and torch that make the character easy to spot in a lobby. The Purge Counter wrap is a neat extra, as the shop lists it as damage reactive and elim reactive, so it changes as your match goes on.

How long does The Purge skin stay in the shop?

Epic’s shop page says the bundle is purchasable until October 28, 2026 at 5:00 AM local time. That gives you ten days from today, the same window the Hazbin Hotel bundle got. Still, collab skins leave on schedule and nobody can promise when, or if, this set comes back after that date. If Lady Liberty is the one skin you have been waiting for since the Fortnitemares trailer, I would not leave it to the last night.

The Purge is one part of a busy Halloween run. Our full Fortnitemares 2026 guide tracks every collab, boss and reward in the event, and yesterday’s Hazbin Hotel skins post covers the other big collab bundle sitting in the shop right now.

Is the bundle worth 2,000 V-Bucks?

My honest take: if Lady Liberty is the skin you want, the bundle is the better buy. The outfit alone costs 1,500 V-Bucks, so for 500 more you get the torch pickaxe, the emote and the wrap on top of the outfit and its back bling. If you only want the look and nothing else, buy the outfit on its own and save the rest of your balance for the next Fortnitemares drop.

Frequently asked questions

How much is The Purge Bundle in Fortnite?

The bundle costs 2,000 V-Bucks. The items inside add up to 2,800 V-Bucks at full price, so the bundle saves 800 V-Bucks.

How much is the Lady Liberty outfit on its own?

The Lady Liberty outfit costs 1,500 V-Bucks on its own, and that offer includes the Purge Drone back bling.

Was there a free way to get the Lady Liberty skin?

Yes, but that window has closed. The Lady Liberty Cup ran on Saturday October 17, and the top 700 players in each region earned the outfit and the Purge Drone back bling early. Players who earned 8 points got the Purge Mask emoticon.

Is The Purge skin in the Battle Pass?

No. Lady Liberty is an Item Shop outfit. It is not part of the Battle Pass.

When does The Purge skin leave the Fortnite shop?

Epic lists the bundle as purchasable until October 28, 2026 at 5:00 AM Pakistan time. After that it rotates out, and Epic has not announced a return date.

Will the Lady Liberty skin come back to Fortnite?

Epic has not said. Collab skins often return months later, but there is no confirmed return date, so do not count on a quick return if this is a skin you really want.

The Hazbin Hotel skins are live in the Fortnite Item Shop right now. The bundle arrived with the shop reset at 5:00 AM Pakistan time today, Saturday October 17, as part of Fortnitemares 2026. It brings three outfits, Princess Charlie Morningstar, Vagatha and Alastor, plus 14 more items, for 4,000 V-Bucks as a bundle. Bought one by one, everything in it adds up to 10,900 V-Bucks, so Epic is cutting 6,900 V-Bucks off the full price. The bundle stays in the shop until October 27, 2026 at 5:00 AM Pakistan time.

I checked the shop myself this morning before writing a single word, because the early leaks got a few prices wrong. Alastor costs more than the leakers guessed, and the kicks in the shop are not named what the leak posts said they were. Everything below comes from Epic’s own Item Shop page, item by item.

How to get the Hazbin Hotel skins

There is no quest and no challenge tied to these skins. If you want them, the Item Shop is the only way.

1. Open Fortnite and go to the Item Shop tab.
2. Look at the top section, labelled Hazbin Hotel. It is the first section in today’s shop.
3. Pick the full Hazbin Hotel Bundle for 4,000 V-Bucks, or buy a single outfit on its own if only one character matters to you.
4. Confirm the purchase and the items land in your Locker straight away.

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What is in the Hazbin Hotel Bundle?

The bundle holds 17 items in total. Here is the full list, exactly as the shop shows it.

Outfits

• Princess Charlie Morningstar, 1,500 V-Bucks on its own
• Vagatha, 1,500 V-Bucks on its own
• Alastor, 1,800 V-Bucks on its own

Back Bling

• Alastor’s Radio, 500 V-Bucks
• KeeKee, 600 V-Bucks
• Vagatha’s Wings, 400 V-Bucks

Pickaxes

• Alastor’s Staff, 800 V-Bucks
• Charlie’s Trident, 500 V-Bucks
• Vagatha’s Spear, 500 V-Bucks

Emotes

• Alastor’s Scheme, 500 V-Bucks
• A Happy Day…, 500 V-Bucks

Kicks, Wrap, Instruments and Jam Tracks

• Alastor’s Smile Slippers (Kicks), 1,000 V-Bucks
• Hazbin Grin (Wrap), 500 V-Bucks
• Alastor’s Ivories (Keytar), 800 V-Bucks
• Morningstar’s Mic (Microphone), 800 V-Bucks
• Hell’s Greatest Dad (Jam Track), 500 V-Bucks
• Happy Day in Hell (Jam Track), 500 V-Bucks

How long do the Hazbin Hotel skins stay in the shop?

Epic’s shop page says the bundle is purchasable until October 27, 2026 at 5:00 AM local time. That gives you ten days from today, which is more generous than most Fortnitemares collabs this year. Still, collab skins leave on schedule and nobody can promise when, or if, this set comes back after that date. If Charlie or Alastor is the one skin you have been waiting for since the Fortnitemares trailer, I would not leave it to the last night.

Hazbin Hotel is one stop in a packed Halloween event. Our full Fortnitemares 2026 guide tracks every collab, boss and reward in the event if you want the whole picture.

Is the bundle worth 4,000 V-Bucks?

My honest take: if you want two or three of the outfits, the bundle is an easy yes. Three outfits alone would cost you 4,800 V-Bucks bought separately, which is already more than the whole bundle, and the bundle then throws in the emotes, the Jam Tracks and everything else on top. If you only care about one character, buy that outfit on its own and save the rest of your balance. Alastor at 1,800 V-Bucks is the pricey one, but he is also the skin I expect to see in every lobby this week.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Hazbin Hotel Bundle in Fortnite?

The bundle costs 4,000 V-Bucks. The items inside add up to 10,900 V-Bucks at their normal prices, so the bundle saves 6,900 V-Bucks.

Are the Hazbin Hotel skins in the Battle Pass?

No. Charlie, Vagatha and Alastor are Item Shop skins. They are not part of the Battle Pass and there is no quest that unlocks them for free.

Can I buy the Hazbin Hotel outfits separately?

Yes. Princess Charlie Morningstar and Vagatha cost 1,500 V-Bucks each, and Alastor costs 1,800 V-Bucks. The smaller items, like the emotes and the Hazbin Grin wrap, are also sold on their own.

When do the Hazbin Hotel skins leave the Fortnite shop?

Epic lists the bundle as purchasable until October 27, 2026 at 5:00 AM Pakistan time. After that it rotates out, and Epic has not announced a return date.

Will the Hazbin Hotel skins come back to Fortnite?

Epic has not said. Collab skins often return months later, but there is no confirmed return date, so treat October 27 as the deadline if you really want them.

Every Fortnite player has a locker story. Mine is simple: I started playing too late. By the time I cared about skins, the ones everybody stares at in the lobby were already gone, and most of them have stayed gone for years.

So this is the list I wish someone had handed me early. These are the rarest Fortnite skins in 2026, ranked by how long they have been missing from the Item Shop, checked in October 2026. After the ranked list, there is a second family of skins that were never really in the shop at all, and those might be rarer still. I refresh this page every month, because the day one of these comes back, the whole list changes.

The rarest Fortnite skins, ranked by Item Shop absence

1. Rogue Agent, last seen September 15, 2018
The longest absence in the game. Rogue Agent was sold as a cheap starter pack outfit in 2018, the kind of thing players bought without thinking twice. Anyone who skipped it has now waited more than 2,900 days for a second chance that has never come.

2. Reflex, last seen March 4, 2019
Ask most players to name the rarest skin and Reflex is the answer you hear. It was an ordinary 1,200 V-Bucks shop skin with nothing special protecting it, and it has simply never rotated back in over 2,700 days. Nobody knows why. That mystery is half its fame.

3. World Warrior, last seen July 28, 2019
Sold around the Fortnite World Cup in July 2019 for 800 V-Bucks, then gone. It was a celebration skin for the biggest weekend in the game’s history, and Epic never brought it back for any tournament since.

4. Shaman, last seen December 2, 2019
A strange, wonderful outfit that most lobbies have never seen in the wild. Shaman left the shop at the end of 2019 and has been missing for well over 2,400 days.

5. The NFL Fourth Down set, last seen February 3, 2020
Ten American football outfits, one short run, then nothing since February 2020. Licensed sports deals expire, and when they do, the skins usually go with them. This set is the proof.

6. Travis Scott, last seen April 27, 2020
The most famous absence on this list. The Astronomical event in April 2020 was one of the biggest moments Fortnite ever had, the skin sold for 1,500 V-Bucks, appeared in just six shop rotations, and has been gone for over 2,300 days. Every few months the rumours start again. Every time, nothing.

7. Astro Jack, last seen April 27, 2020
Travis Scott’s astronaut alter ego, sold at 2,000 V-Bucks and in the Astronomical Bundle. He vanished on the exact same day as Travis Scott and has matched him day for day ever since.

8. Rue, last seen May 27, 2020
Rue, from the Lil’ Red set, appeared in just two Item Shop rotations in 2020 at 1,200 V-Bucks before disappearing completely. Two chances, ever. If you blinked, you missed her for more than 2,100 days and counting.

9. Kratos, last seen March 19, 2021
The God of War himself, 1,500 V-Bucks, first released in December 2020. Players assumed he would return when God of War Ragnarok launched in 2022. He did not. Kratos is now the rarest skin in the Gaming Legends series, missing for over 1,800 days.

10. Sofia, last seen March 25, 2021
The John Wick universe’s Sofia arrived with far less noise than Wick himself and left just as quietly in March 2021. She looks like a collab skin that simply aged out of the rotation, and she has been gone for over 2,000 days.

11. Snake Eyes, last seen 2021
The G.I. Joe ninja dropped in early 2021 and has not been back since that year. Another licensed skin gathering dust while the licence sits in a drawer somewhere.

Rare in a different way: the skins the shop never sells

Everything above could, in theory, return tomorrow. This second group is different. These were earned or bundled in ways Epic has never repeated.

Black Knight was the top reward of the Season 2 Battle Pass, back when the player base was a fraction of today’s. The Reaper, the original John Wick lookalike, was Tier 100 of the Season 3 Battle Pass. Epic has never re-sold those early Battle Pass rewards, and owning either one marks an account as genuinely old.

Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper sat in the Season 1 Season Shop, locked behind level requirements, in a season almost nobody played. They are less skins and more museum pieces now.

Then there are the hardware skins. Galaxy required playing on a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 or Tab S4 in 2018. Double Helix came only with a special Nintendo Switch bundle. Honor Guard was tied to a specific Honor phone. Unless those exact promotions ever run again, which nobody expects, these three are finished forever.

Can any of the rare skins actually come back?

Yes, and it happens often enough to keep everyone hopeful. Psycho Bandit returned in April 2025 after nearly five years away. Older FNCS skins came back during 2026 after more than three years. Item Shop skins are never officially retired, so Rogue Agent, Reflex and even Kratos are all legally possible on any given night.

The honest exceptions are the ones in the second half of this list. Early Battle Pass rewards and device bundle exclusives have a perfect record of never returning, and that record is exactly why they sit at the top of every rarity argument.

One practical note before you go: if a skin on this list is your dream, the worst move is buying an account that owns it. Account selling breaks Epic’s rules and those accounts get banned, usually with the buyer’s money gone too. The safe play is keeping V-Bucks ready for return night, and our guide on how to get free V-Bucks in Fortnite the legit way shows how to build that balance without spending. And if you want the skins everyone will be chasing this month instead, our Fortnitemares 2026 guide covers the current event.

Quick questions

What is the rarest Fortnite skin?
By Item Shop absence, Rogue Agent, last seen on September 15, 2018. By fame, most players name Reflex. By how impossible they are to get now, the Season 1 and hardware exclusive skins like Galaxy and Renegade Raider have the strongest claim.

Will Travis Scott ever return to Fortnite?
Epic has never announced a return. The skin has been absent since April 27, 2020, and every rumour since then has come to nothing, so treat any return news as unconfirmed until it is in the shop.

Can you still get the Black Knight skin?
No. It was a Season 2 Battle Pass reward and Epic has never sold it separately. There is no legitimate way to add it to a newer account.

Last updated: October 2026. This list is refreshed monthly, and any skin that returns to the Item Shop drops off the ranking.