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    How to get Master Chief in Fortnite | All Master Chief Bundle items revealed

    Priye Rai·

    Master Chief has returned to Fortnite alongside a selection of Halo-themed cosmetics. Here’s how to get the skin, what it costs, and everything included in the Master Chief Bundle.

    How to get Master Chief in Fortnite
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    Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 Override is in full swing with the celebration of video game franchises at its core. It has already brought highly anticipated cosmetics, such as the Sonic the Hedgehog skin and the Lara Croft skin, into the Item Shop, and the latest big-name arrival is that of Master Chief from Halo, who returns after over 200 days.

    The Master Chief skin can be bought from the in-game store for 1,500 V-Bucks, whereas the Master Chief bundle, which contains the skin and other relevant items, can be nabbed for 2,600 V-Bucks. All these Halo cosmetics are available for a limited time, until August 31, 2026, 5 PM PT or 8 PM ET.

    Steps to claim the Master Chief skin in Fortnite

    1. In Fortnite, go to the Shop tab.
      Fortnite Shop section displayed on screen
    2. Now, scroll down to the Master Chief section and select the namesake skin.
      Master Chief section displayed in the Fortnite Shop.
    3. At last, select and hold the Purchase button to confirm your decision.
      Holding the Purchase button to complete the Fortnite purchase

    When you purchase the Master Chief outfit, you simultaneously unlock the Battle Legend back bling as a bundled freebie. This item can’t be bought separately and hence is an exclusive for those who purchase either the Master Chief skin or the Master Chief Bundle.

    All Master Chief Bundle cosmetics in Fortnite

    1. Gravity Hammer (pickaxe)

    Gravity Hammer

    Price: 800 V-Bucks
    Also available with: Master Chief Bundle

    2. Battle Legend (back bling)

    Battle Legend

    Available with: Master Chief skin, Master Chief Bundle

    3. UNSC Pelican (glider)

    UNSC Pelican

    Price: 1,200 V-Bucks
    Also available with: Master Chief Bundle

    4. Warthog Beat (pickaxe and back bling)

    Warthog Beat

    Price: 800 V-Bucks

    5. Halo Ring (emote)

    Halo Ring

    Price: 400 V-Bucks

    6. Lil’ Warthog (emote)

    Lil' Warthog

    Price: 500 V-Bucks
    Also available with: Master Chief Bundle

    Gaming protagonists in Fortnite

    Over the years, a plethora of awe-inspiring heroes from hit game franchises have landed in Fortnite. This illustrious list includes names such as Kratos from God of War, Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid, Leon Kennedy from Resident Evil, Marcus Fenix from Gears of War, Nathan Drake from Uncharted, and many more.

    So far this season, Lara Croft from Tomb Raider has already been rotated in the Item Shop. At the time of writing, Sonic from Sonic the Hedgehog and Crash from Crash Bandicoot are available for players to get their hands on via the Fortnite Battle Pass and the in-game store, respectively.

    For the rest of the season, Fortnite has already teased the arrival of Joker from Persona, Ryu from Street Fighter, Sora from Kingdom Hearts, among others. Besides these figures, it will be exciting to see who else from the gaming world the live-service giant can rope in as Chapter 7 Season 4 picks up pace.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. When did Master Chief first land in Fortnite?

    Master Chief was first released in the game in December 2020 during Chapter 2 Season 5.

    2. Which other Xbox franchises have appeared in Fortnite besides Halo?

    Xbox-owned IPs, including Gears of War, Doom, Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, and Overwatch, have previously been featured as in-game cosmetics in Fortnite. 3. Which other FPS protagonists, other than Master Chief, have been added to Fortnite? Other FPS heroes in Fortnite's skins catalog include popular characters such as Doom Slayer from Doom, V from Cyberpunk 2077, and Tracer, Genji, & D.Va from Overwatch.

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    Priye Rai

    Priye brings with him a deeply entrenched love for video games, alongside an experience of producing write-ups and videos for popular Indian and overseas publications. Having seen gaming grow tremendously over the years, he believes video games are the most comprehensive form of entertainment and considers them to be art. On the odd days when he’s not slaying a boss or obsessively hunting for collectibles in his virtual worlds, he may be found watching football or superhero flicks.

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