At a glance

Captured pages from fortnitesprite.com describe an unofficial, fan-maintained checklist and locker focused on Fortnite "Sprite" collectibles. The archived site is presented as a visual reference for Sprites and was updated for "Fortnite: Runners." The captured checklist lists 61 released Sprite variants.

What the site shows (based on captured pages)

• A matrix-style checklist that lists 61 Sprite variants and shows variant types labeled Normal, Gold, Gummy, and Galaxy.
• Individual Sprite detail pages that display fields visible in the captures such as base rarity, variant, ability, location, and release state (examples include the Water Sprite and Earth Sprite pages).
• A locker-style checklist page with an overall collection progress indicator (example: "0 / 61") and per-variant breakdowns (counts by variant type and rarity are shown in the captured locker view).
• Hover previews on the checklist matrix that reveal quick info about a Sprite image, as described on the captured checklist page.

All of the above statements are drawn from the archived pages; they describe the site as an unofficial fan guide and not an Epic Games product.

Who this is for / not for

Who this is for

• Collectors who want an image-based, centralized checklist of the Sprite variants shown on the captured pages.
• Players who find a locker-style view helpful for visually tracking owned versus missing variants (the captured locker page shows per-variant counters).

Who this is not for

• Users seeking an official Epic Games resource or authoritative in-game purchase and ownership records — the captured pages identify the site as an unofficial fan guide.
• People who require documented privacy, ownership, or payment terms; the archived pages do not display a privacy policy or site ownership/contact information.

Risks and limitations (from captured pages)

• Unofficial status: the site is explicitly described in the captures as a fan guide and should not be treated as an official Fortnite or Epic Games source.
• Limited transparency: the archived pages do not include a privacy policy, contact details, or information about how locker data is stored or synced.
• Collection tracking: the locker example shows per-user counters (e.g., "0 / 61"); because the captures do not document storage or account-linking mechanisms, avoid entering personal account credentials until the site’s data practices are verified.

Bottom line

The captured fortnitesprite.com pages appear to function as an image-focused reference and simple on-site tracker for Sprite collectors. They provide a convenient visual checklist and per-Sprite detail pages in the archived snapshots, but they lack publishing or privacy details that would be needed to verify ownership, data handling, or official endorsement.

For official verification, in-game records, or exportable data, consult Epic Games or other authoritative sources rather than relying on an unofficial fan resource.