What is the Rarest Sprite in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3?

The rarest Sprite in Fortnite? It’s none other than the Gold Zero Point Sprite. It is the kind of loot Fortnite players brag about for weeks.

It’s not just rare, it’s the kind of rare that people would want video evidence. The Gold Zero Point Sprite is turning every Sprite Chest into a tiny lottery ticket in Chapter 7, Season 3.

How Rare Is the Gold Zero Point Sprite?

Getting Gold Zero Point Sprite is one of the rarest things in Fortnite | Credit: Epic Games

Gold Zero Point Sprite sits at the very top of the rarity pyramid this season. Drop rate charts put it at around 0.009%, which means you’re looking at roughly 1 Gold Zero Point for every 11,000+ Sprite Chests opened.

Hence, most players have never even seen one, and streamers treat it like a once-per-season event when it finally appears. It could happen to you, but as pointed out, the odds are not in your favor.

Other Sprites, like Gold Fire and Gold Earth, and Legendaries such as Punk and Dream, are also rare. However, they still show up with “normal” low odds. Gold Zero Point is in a different league.

The Zero Point Sprite is the rarest in base versions, and its Gold version has the acclaim of being the rarest Sprite overall. Hence, it should not come as a surprise that the Gold Zero Point Sprite is also one of the most powerful, rather than a meme Sprite like Punk.

What Makes Gold Zero Point So Special in Fortnite?

Gold Zero Point Sprite is your best companion in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 | Credit: Epic Games

Gold Zero Point Sprite isn’t just a shiny badge of honor! It’s also a genuinely strong defensive Sprite. It’s a Gold variant of the Zero Point Sprite, which means its core job is to keep you alive rather than pump your damage.

It drops a “Shield Bubble Jr.” around you. That’s a smaller shield dome that blocks incoming bullets and explosives for a brief window. This will help you to:

• Reset a losing fight by healing or shielding safely

• Reload and swap weapons without eating a beam

• Slide out of a terrible position and re-peek on your own terms

The Gold version stacks a bonus on top! So, when you’re running a Gold Sprite, you gain extra XP from eliminations and certain actions, turning every good game into a faster progression grind.

However, keep in mind that the trade-off is the immense cost. Keeping or recreating a Gold Zero Point from a traded copy can run you around 15,000 Sprite Dust. So, it’s not something you casually burn in throwaway games.

Simply put, Water, Fire, and Earth Sprites are the meta safe picks, but Gold Zero Point is the dream chase. It’s rare enough that most of your lobby will never even see it, let alone run it.

Have you been lucky enough to acquire Gold Zero Point Sprite in Fortnite yet? Do you want to or find its odds too gimmicky? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.