Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 Battle Pass: Skins, Rewards, End Date, Price, More
Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 has arrived and with it, a brand new battle pass enters the fray. The season has been dubbed The Resistance and centres around the all-out war between the Imagined Order (IO) and The Seven with Marvel's Doctor Strange and the Prowler joining up with The Seven in their fight. This is also arguably the most significant battle pass to date, as Epic Games has announced that all profits from now, until April 3 will go towards humanitarian relief for those affected by the war in Ukraine. For all the details about the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 battle pass, keep reading.
Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 Battle Pass: Outfits
Like all previous battle passes, Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2's battle pass has 100 tiers with several new Outfits (skins) for players to unlock.
First up, is Tsuki 2.0 Who is unlocked at the outset of the battle pass.
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Page 2 of the Battle Pass which requires you to reach level 10 or claim 5 rewards, will present you Gunnar's Special wrap, Chain Surfer Glider, and an Epic Gunnar Outfit, the feared enforcer of the Imagined Order.
Click to enlargeIt really ramps up on Page 3, with Gunnar getting two further styles; one called Arctic Tac and the other Order Guard Helmet.
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We also have another skin for Tsuki 2.0 dubbed Shimmering Pearl.
Click to enlargeOnto Page 3, alongside another skin for Gunnar, we have this legendary Outfit for The Imagined.
Click to enlargePage 5 is all about Kiaro K.O and her candy coloured style with a Glider, loading screen, Back Bling, and Axe all dedicated to her look.
Click to enlargePage 5 once again has a skin for Tsuki, called Iridium (think Japanese school girl) as well as a legendary Outfit for The Imagined called Combat Elite.
Click to enlargePage 6 has another legendary Outfit in the shape of the Origin as well as another skin for Kiara K.O.
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Click to enlargeOnto page 8, and we have Erisa and her epic Outfit, alongside a legendary Outfit for The Origin (Granite Grey)
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Click to enlargePage 9 boasts another skin for Erisa called Cerulean, as well as an Outfit for The Origin with a built-in emote which transforms the skin into this legendary Unchained Outfit.
Click to enlargeLast, but certainly not least, it is the man of the hour, Doctor Strange. He was always going to be the Tier 100 Outfit and so it has come to be, not only is the skin here but also a beautiful Spellwork Scimitar Harvesting Tool and Glider.
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Click to enlargeThat isn't all though, as there are five bonus levels with yet more skins, they are:
- Kiara K.O (Combat Rebel)
- Erisa (Silvan)
- Gunnar (Nova Storm)
- Tsuki 2.0 (Dazzling Spirit)
- The Origin (Spacevoid Black)
- Erisa (Cateyed)
- The Imagined (Viridian)
With yet more content hidden until later in the season which includes the Prowler.
Throughout the season, players will also be able to upgrade and customise the new Omni Sword. Once the base version is collected from the battle pass, players can unlock new styles by completing Omni Sword Quests which reward you with Omni Chips. Trade-in your chips and unlock new colours, guards and sounds.
Click to enlargeThe loot pool has changed massively, check out Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 all vaulted and unvaulted weapons for the lowdown.
When Does Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 End?
Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 ends on June 3, with Season 3 starting on June 4. The Battle Pass start and end dates always coincide with the season entire so we can assume - as long as there are no delays - that the Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 battle pass will end on June 3.
Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 Battle Pass: Price
The Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 2 Battle Pass will cost 950 V-Bucks with the ability to earn up to 1,500 V-Bucks across the season. Remember, all proceeds from March 20 to April 3 will go to humanitarian relief for those affected by the war in Ukraine. Xbox is also joining the cause, committing their net proceeds during this time.
Aid goes to DirectRelief, Unicef, the United Nations World Food Programme and the UN Refugee Agency. Take note though, using your previously acquired V-Bucks to purchase the pass won't result in a donation so it might be worth forking up the cash for the battle pass and saving your V-Bucks for a premium bundle down the lie.
