Best Fortnite XP Maps Chapter 7 Season 1: Top Creative Codes for Leveling

by GameTree Team

Last update: January 17, 2026

Updated for Chapter 6 Season 2
Added the best events and days for XP farming
Added AFK XP maps
Updated Highlights

Table of Contents

Last Updated: January 17, 2026

Author – Darren Buser

What We Updated

Updated for Chapter 7 Season 1 (Pacific Break)
Added 15+ verified XP map codes working in January 2026
Included new Creative XP cap information and weekly reset schedule
Added AFK-friendly maps for passive leveling
Updated best practices for Chapter 7’s nerfed XP system
Added XP grinding tips for Battle Pass completion before March 4, 2026

Quick Highlights

Creative XP caps at ~60 levels per week (resets Saturday 8am ET)
Each Battle Pass level requires 80,000 XP in Chapter 7 Season 1
XP rates are lower than previous seasons across all modes
Best maps yield 30,000-200,000 XP in 5-10 minute sessions
AFK methods still work but require avoiding 10-15 minute timeout checks
Chapter 7 Season 1 runs until March 4, 2026 (96 days to complete Battle Pass)

Understanding Chapter 7 Season 1 XP Changes

Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 introduced significant changes to XP earning that make leveling slower than previous seasons. Epic Games nerfed XP across the board to extend Battle Pass progression throughout the season’s 96-day duration. Here’s what changed:

Creative XP Weekly Cap

Creative mode now has a hard cap of approximately 60 levels worth of XP per week. This translates to roughly 4.8 million XP from Creative maps before the system stops awarding experience. The weekly reset occurs every Saturday at 8:00 AM Eastern Time.

Once you hit this cap, Creative maps will still show XP popups on screen, but you won’t actually receive any experience toward your Battle Pass. You’ll need to wait until the next Saturday reset to continue earning Creative XP. This makes rotating through multiple maps essential rather than grinding a single favorite.

Battle Royale and LEGO Nerfs

Quest XP in Battle Royale, Blitz Royale, Reload, and LEGO modes has been reduced compared to Chapter 6. Accolade XP (the small amounts you earn for eliminations, revives, and other in-match actions) is noticeably weaker in BR modes. LEGO modes took the biggest hit:

LEGO Odyssey: 1,550 XP per minute (previously had no cap)
LEGO Brick Life: 1,900 XP per minute (previously unlimited)
Both modes: Now significantly slower than decent Creative maps

The days of AFK farming entire Battle Passes in LEGO are over. Creative maps remain your best option for efficient leveling.

Per-Hit XP Reduction

Individual XP payouts from Creative map interactions (shooting targets, hitting boxes, eliminating bots) are lower than late Chapter 6. Two players on the same map can see wildly different XP amounts due to backend account variations and soft cap bugs. There’s no single “best” XP map—results vary by player.

Some players are experiencing premature soft caps where they receive only a few XP per interaction despite low weekly playtime. If this happens to you, switch to non-Creative methods until the Saturday weekly reset.

Best Fortnite XP Maps (January 2026)

These Creative map codes are verified working as of January 2026. We’ve tested each map and confirmed they award meaningful XP in Chapter 7 Season 1. Results vary by account, so try multiple maps to find which pays best for you.

Top AFK XP Maps (Passive Farming)

These maps let you earn XP with minimal input, perfect for grinding while doing other activities:

1. Winter Trickshot Parkour – Best Overall AFK Map

Map Code: [Search “Winter Trickshot Parkour” in Discover]

XP Rate: ~200,000 XP in under 10 minutes

The single best AFK map in Chapter 7 Season 1. This map features three rooms, but the second room is where the magic happens. You can gain around 200,000 XP completely AFK by standing in a specific location. The map offers approximately 10,000 XP in the first room (not worth your time), but the second room’s passive XP generation is unmatched.

How to Use: Enter the map, navigate to the second room, position yourself in the AFK spot, and let the XP roll in. Check back every 10-15 minutes to move your view slightly and avoid the inactivity timeout.

2. Lyadoll Party Royale – Quick AFK Sessions

Map Code: [Search “Lyadoll Party Royale” in Discover]

XP Rate: Multiple levels in under 5 minutes

An excellent alternative AFK map that provides quick XP bursts. You can gain a couple of Battle Pass levels in under five minutes with the right setup. The map awards XP passively as soon as you spawn in, making it perfect for short grinding sessions.

Pro Tip: Use this map when you’re close to hitting the weekly Creative cap and just need a few more levels before the reset.

3. Woods AFK Slide Map

Map Code: 3815-6667-1928-3

XP Rate: Passive XP on load, accelerates in specific sections

Created by Woods, this slide-and-chill map starts paying Creative XP immediately upon loading. The experience rate speeds up significantly when you reach the “accelerator” section of the slide. You can either actively slide through or set up an AFK configuration.

AFK Setup: Position yourself on the slide’s accelerator section and use the chat window trick (explained below) to maintain activity while away from keyboard.

4. Best Surf Slide – Classic AFK Option

Map Code: [Search “Best Surf Slide” in Discover]

XP Rate: Consistent slow drip with collectibles

One of the longest-running AFK maps, available for over a month and still working in January 2026. You spawn in a huge sliding area that grants XP with virtually no action required. The map is full of XP collectibles scattered throughout the course.

While slower than Winter Trickshot Parkour, this map is incredibly safe and consistent. It’s perfect if you want to grab a snack, watch something, or relax while your XP increases. The process takes time, but it’s completely hands-off.

5. Cars Mega Ramp – Drive and Earn

Map Code: [Search “Cars Mega Ramp” in Discover]

XP Rate: Passive XP every 10 seconds, bonus every 10 minutes

This map automatically grants XP as soon as you join. The concept is straightforward: get into any vehicle and drive it down an enormous ramp. You receive XP every 10 seconds of playtime, with bonus XP granted every 10 minutes.

The map’s passive nature makes it perfect for players who want to earn points while multitasking. Whether or not you achieve a great ramp result, you’ll receive consistent XP. If you can rig your controller to hold forward, this becomes a true AFK farm.

Top Active XP Maps (Requires Interaction)

These maps require active participation but often provide higher XP rates than AFK options:

1. Christmas Tycoon – Highest Active XP

Map Code: 6906-1175-1218

XP Rate: ~34,000 XP every 5 minutes

New for Chapter 7 Season 1, Christmas Tycoon is currently the strongest active XP map. Players report roughly 34,000 XP every five minutes when shooting the XP target with SMGs once the Tycoon is fully set up.

Strategy: Spend the first minute upgrading your Tycoon to unlock the weapon shelf and XP target. Grab an SMG and continuously shoot the target. Use a private lobby to avoid other players attacking you and interrupting your farm.

2. Ranked Aim Edit Piece & 1v1 – Aim Practice + XP

Map Code: [Search “Ranked Aim Edit Piece” in Discover]

XP Rate: ~1,000 XP per bot elimination

While primarily designed for aim and edit practice, this map doubles as an excellent XP farm thanks to custom bot settings. The key is setting bot HP to 1, which allows you to eliminate them with a single shot from any weapon.

How to Use: Grab an automatic weapon (Assault Rifle or SMG), proceed to the aim course, set bot HP to 1, and start firing. Bots spawn every second, so you can maintain a steady elimination rate. This method helps you level up while genuinely improving your aim—a rare combination in XP maps.

3. TikToker Tycoon – Daily Cap Killer

Map Code: [Search “TikToker Tycoon” in Discover]

XP Rate: Daily Creative cap in ~20 minutes

TikToker Tycoon is both fun and incredibly rewarding. By spending 20 minutes on this map every day, you can get countless levels and easily hit the daily Creative XP cap (which is different from the weekly cap—daily refers to the 4 million XP absolute limit).

Setup Steps:

Upgrade your house until you unlock the weapon shelf (~1 minute)
Grab an automatic weapon from the shelf
Shoot the XP crate continuously
Use private lobby for uninterrupted farming

4. Cool Red vs. Blue – Secret Chamber XP

Map Code: [Search “Cool Red vs Blue” in Discover]

XP Rate: Massive burst in secret XP chamber

This map offers one of the most effective XP bursts when you know how to navigate its secrets. Created by Shuffle Gamer, it features built-in no-timer XP engines and AFK setups using in-game chat to auto-fire weapons.

Secret XP Chamber Guide:

Enter the map and find the hidden emote button near the arena edge
Interact with it to access the XP hub
Configure the device for either no-timer or timed portal
Once in the XP chamber, interact with the device and enter pin 8831
Access the no-timer grind rail section
Walk off the platform repeatedly to trigger large XP events on each respawn
When per-jump payout decays, ride the rail and collect XP coins in the tunnel

5. Pet Heroes Adventure – Progressive XP

Map Code: [Search “Pet Heroes Adventure” in Discover]

XP Rate: Increases with pet collection

Unlike passive AFK maps, Pet Heroes Adventure requires active participation but rewards engagement. The map features different areas that increase your gold stacks, which you destroy with the help of pets. There are 206 different creatures to collect, all useful for making progression easier.

The more pets you collect, the easier it becomes to explore the map and improve your team. This creates a satisfying gameplay loop where you’re actively playing while still efficiently farming XP.

Other Verified XP Maps

These additional maps are confirmed working but may provide slightly less XP than the top performers:

Criminal Tycoon: Similar to other Tycoon maps with boxes that give XP when shot. AFK timeouts may not work, but chat input lock trick still functions.
Island Tycoon: Hit the XP crate with your pickaxe (guns don’t register). Slower than SMG-based Tycoons but works in private lobbies.
The Pit: Fast-paced combat arena with instant respawns. Rewards XP for each elimination. Great for improving combat skills while leveling.
Fortland Free For All: Combines zombie hunting with vehicle gameplay. Constant stream of zombies provides steady XP from eliminations.
Zombieland: PvE experience with progressive zombie waves. XP based on survival time and eliminations. Perfect for solo players.
Parkour Fun Run: Approachable parkour designed for all skill levels. Awards XP for completing each section while improving movement.
Sand Drive: Simple endless desert driving. Earn XP by driving around with no objectives. Can AFK with controller mod to hold forward.
Sniper One Shot Battle: Sniping practice map that awards XP. All snipers one-shot, providing aim improvement plus leveling.

How to Enter Fortnite Creative Map Codes

If you’re new to using Creative maps for XP farming, here’s the step-by-step process:

Launch Fortnite and return to the main lobby
Press the Magnifier/Search icon in the main menu (top right)
Type the map code exactly as shown (example: 6906-1175-1218)
Press Enter/Search to load the map information
Alternatively, enter the map name and browse similar maps
Press the Star button to add maps to favorites for quick access
Click “Play” to launch the Creative map

Pro Tip: You can also access Creative maps through the Discover menu from the search bar. This shows grouped categories of maps, making it easier to find XP farms without codes.

Advanced XP Farming Strategies

The Chat Window Trick (Essential for AFK Farming)

Many AFK maps require you to hold a button (usually harvest/pickaxe) to continuously generate XP. However, physically holding a button for hours isn’t practical. Here’s the workaround:

Start holding your harvest button (default: Left Click or Right Trigger)
While holding harvest, open the chat window (default: Enter on PC, D-pad on controller)
Release the harvest button—the action will continue automatically
The chat window sustains the input without requiring you to hold anything
Move your view every 10-15 minutes to avoid inactivity timeout

This technique works on most maps that award XP for harvesting, shooting, or other sustained actions. It’s the secret behind many “AFK” XP farms.

Private Lobby vs. Public Lobby

Most Tycoon and target-based XP maps work better in private lobbies. Here’s why:

No competition: Other players can’t attack you or steal your XP sources
Higher XP rates: Some maps award more XP when fewer players are present
Uninterrupted farming: You can AFK without worrying about being eliminated
Consistent results: Public lobbies have variable player counts affecting XP

To create a private lobby, set your party to “Private” in matchmaking settings before entering the Creative map code. You can also invite friends to farm together, though some maps reduce per-player XP when multiple people are present.

Rotating Maps to Avoid Soft Caps

Chapter 7 Season 1 has a known bug where some players hit soft caps on specific maps far earlier than the 60-level weekly limit. If you notice XP dramatically decreasing on one map, immediately switch to a different map type.

Recommended rotation strategy:

Start with active maps (Christmas Tycoon, TikToker Tycoon) for 30-40 minutes
Switch to AFK maps (Winter Trickshot Parkour, Woods Slide) for passive farming
If XP drops significantly, try a completely different map category (combat maps like The Pit)
Track which maps pay best on YOUR account—results vary wildly between players

Maximizing Weekly XP Before Saturday Reset

Since Creative XP resets every Saturday at 8am ET, plan your grinding accordingly:

Friday nights: Perfect time to push for the 60-level weekly cap before reset
Saturday mornings: Fresh cap means maximum XP efficiency returns
Mid-week: Steady daily sessions prevent burnout and spread progression
Track your levels: If you’re at 55/60 levels from Creative, finish the last 5 before reset

Don’t waste potential XP by hitting the cap days before Saturday reset. If you’re close to capping out on Thursday, slow down and save some capacity for Friday/Saturday when you can immediately start a new weekly cycle.

Combining XP Methods for Maximum Efficiency

Don’t rely solely on Creative maps. Chapter 7 Season 1 provides multiple XP sources that stack:

Daily Quests: Complete these in Battle Royale or Reload for guaranteed XP
Weekly Challenges: Story and island quests provide substantial XP bonuses
Supercharge Events: Epic has increased Supercharge frequency due to XP complaints. These events give bonus XP for several levels worth of progression
Limited-Time Events: Winterfest (ended recently) and upcoming events often have exclusive XP quests
Battle Stars: Chapter 7’s non-linear Battle Pass lets you choose which rewards to unlock, so prioritize XP-boosting items

The most efficient players combine Creative grinding with daily quest completion. Spend 30-60 minutes in Creative maps, then switch to Battle Royale to knock out daily challenges.

Battle Pass Completion Timeline

Chapter 7 Season 1 runs from November 29, 2025, to March 4, 2026 (96 days total). Here’s what you need to complete the full 200-level Battle Pass:

Full Battle Pass Requirements

Total XP needed: 16,000,000 XP (200 levels × 80,000 XP per level)
Daily XP requirement: ~166,667 XP per day for 96 days
Weekly XP requirement: ~1,167,000 XP per week
Creative weekly cap: 4,800,000 XP (60 levels) – more than enough if you max it

Realistic Grinding Schedule

Here’s a practical breakdown for completing the Battle Pass without burning out:

Casual Player (1-2 hours daily):

30-45 minutes Creative maps daily (primary XP source)
15-30 minutes Battle Royale quests
Focus on hitting Creative weekly cap (60 levels) = 15,000 XP/day from Creative
Supplement with daily quests (~20,000 XP/day)
Will complete Battle Pass with 2-3 weeks to spare

Dedicated Player (3-4 hours daily):

1-2 hours Creative farming (rotate maps for best rates)
1 hour Battle Royale ranked progression (check our Fortnite ranks guide for ranking system details)
Complete all weekly challenges on release day
Max Creative cap by Thursday each week
Will complete Battle Pass by late January/early February

Speed Runner (Want Battle Pass done ASAP):

Hit Creative weekly cap (60 levels) every single week
Complete all daily and weekly quests without missing any
Participate in every Supercharge event
Can finish 200 levels in ~8-10 weeks (by late January)

What If You Started Late?

As of January 10, 2026, you have approximately 53 days remaining until March 4. Here’s what’s still achievable:

Starting from Level 1:

You need ~38 levels per week to reach 200 before season ends
Creative weekly cap provides 60 levels, so you only need Creative
Supplement with daily quests for safety margin
Absolutely doable if you commit to maxing Creative cap weekly

Starting from Level 100:

Only 100 levels remaining = much more relaxed pace
~19 levels per week required
Can achieve this with 2-3 hours Creative farming weekly
Very comfortable completion timeline

Why XP Feels Slower in Chapter 7

Many players have complained that Chapter 7 Season 1 progression feels significantly slower than previous seasons, particularly the mini-season “The Simpsons” crossover. Here’s why Epic made these changes:

Season Length vs. XP Rates

The Simpsons season lasted only 28 days (November 1-29, 2025), making it the shortest season in recent Fortnite history. Epic boosted XP rates dramatically to ensure players could complete the Battle Pass in under a month.

Chapter 7 Season 1 is a full-length season at 96 days—over 3x longer. Epic adjusted XP rates downward to match the extended timeframe, preventing players from finishing the Battle Pass in the first 3-4 weeks and having nothing to work toward for the remaining 2+ months.

Preventing Early Completion Burnout

When players complete Battle Passes too quickly, they often stop playing until the next season. This creates player count drops mid-season that Epic wants to avoid. By spreading progression across the full 96 days, they maintain engagement throughout the entire season.

Monetization Considerations

Slower XP rates encourage players to purchase Battle Pass tier skips (150 V-Bucks per tier). However, this is a minor factor—the primary goal is maintaining steady player engagement rather than pushing microtransactions.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Don’t Waste Time After Hitting Weekly Creative Cap

Once you hit the ~60-level Creative XP cap, continuing to farm Creative maps is completely pointless. You’ll see XP numbers on screen but receive nothing toward your Battle Pass. The game doesn’t clearly communicate when you’ve hit the cap, so track your levels manually.

After hitting the cap, switch to Battle Royale quests, Ranked play (learn the ranking system in our Fortnite ranks article), or other non-Creative activities until Saturday’s reset.

Don’t Ignore Daily and Weekly Challenges

Some players focus exclusively on Creative farming and ignore Battle Royale quests entirely. This is inefficient because quests provide guaranteed XP that doesn’t count against your Creative weekly cap.

Daily quests take 10-20 minutes to complete and provide 20,000-40,000 XP each. Weekly challenges offer even larger XP chunks (50,000-100,000 XP per challenge set). These supplement your Creative grinding without eating into the 60-level weekly cap.

Don’t Sleep on Supercharge Events

Epic has dramatically increased Supercharge event frequency in Chapter 7 Season 1 due to community frustration with slow XP rates. Supercharge grants bonus XP (usually 3x-4x multiplier) for every in-game interaction until you’ve earned several levels worth of bonus XP.

When Supercharge is active, prioritize Battle Royale matches over Creative farming. The multiplier applies to quest completion, accolades, and match placement XP—sources that normally provide minimal experience become highly valuable during Supercharge.

Don’t Rely on a Single XP Map

Due to the soft cap bug affecting individual maps, players who exclusively farm one map often hit diminishing returns far before the 60-level weekly limit. The game seems to track XP earned per map and reduces payouts when you exceed certain thresholds on specific maps.

Combat this by rotating through 4-5 different maps throughout the week. If one map’s XP drops dramatically, switch to a completely different map type (e.g., from Tycoon to combat map to parkour map).

Finding Squadmates for BR Quests

While Creative maps provide the bulk of your XP, many weekly challenges require squad-based gameplay in Battle Royale, Reload, or Blitz Royale modes. Some challenges specifically require: “Revive 3 squadmates,” “Deal 500 damage while squadmate is nearby,” or “Complete a match with a full squad.”

Finding reliable squadmates can be challenging, especially for challenges with specific requirements. GameTree’s Fortnite LFG page connects you with players actively looking to complete the same quests you need. Or use GameTree’s Discord LFG bot—just type /lfg Fortnite in any Discord server with GameTree installed to instantly find squadmates for quest completion, ranked grinding, or casual Battle Royale.

No signup required for basic LFG functionality, and you can specify exactly what you’re looking for: “Need 3 for squad quest challenges” or “Grinding ranked for XP, need duos partner.” Much faster than spamming random squad fill and hoping teammates have mics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest way to level up in Fortnite Chapter 7?

Creative maps remain the fastest XP source, specifically Christmas Tycoon (6906-1175-1218) and Winter Trickshot Parkour for active and AFK farming respectively. Aim to hit the 60-level Creative weekly cap every week, supplement with daily Battle Royale quests, and participate in Supercharge events when available.

A dedicated player can earn 60 levels from Creative + 10-15 levels from quests = 70-75 levels per week, allowing Battle Pass completion in 3-4 weeks if you maintain this pace.

How much XP do you need to level up in Fortnite?

Each Battle Pass level in Chapter 7 Season 1 requires exactly 80,000 XP. This applies from level 1 through level 200 with no scaling. The full Battle Pass (200 levels) requires 16,000,000 total XP.

When does the Creative XP cap reset?

Creative XP resets every Saturday at 8:00 AM Eastern Time. This weekly reset allows you to earn another ~60 levels worth of XP (approximately 4.8 million XP) from Creative maps.

Plan your grinding to maximize the days you have with available Creative cap. If you hit the cap on Tuesday, you’re wasting Wednesday-Friday potential XP. Ideally, hit the cap Friday night or Saturday morning so you’re maximizing the 7-day cycle.

Are XP maps bannable or against Fortnite’s rules?

No, using Creative XP maps is completely allowed and not a punishable offense. Epic Games is aware of these maps and has not taken action against players using them. The weekly XP cap exists specifically to limit Creative farming without banning the practice entirely.

However, using macros, bots, or third-party software to automate XP farming IS against Epic’s Terms of Service and can result in account bans. The “chat window trick” described in this article is a manual technique using in-game features and is perfectly safe.

Why am I not getting XP from Creative maps?

There are several possible reasons:

Hit weekly cap: You’ve earned ~60 levels from Creative this week. Wait until Saturday 8am ET reset.
Hit daily absolute cap: Rare, but if you’ve earned 4+ million XP in a single day, the game stops all XP gains until the next calendar day.
Map-specific soft cap: You’ve farmed one map too much. Switch to a completely different map.
Uncalibrated map: Some maps aren’t properly configured for XP. Check fortnite.gg/creative to verify the map is “awarding XP.”
Account bug: Some players experience premature soft caps due to backend issues. Try different maps or wait for weekly reset.

How long does it take to complete the Chapter 7 Season 1 Battle Pass?

Time to completion depends on your daily playtime and efficiency:

Speed runner (maxing Creative weekly): 3-4 weeks
Dedicated player (2-3 hours daily): 6-8 weeks
Casual player (1 hour daily): 10-12 weeks
Very casual (few hours weekly): May not complete all 200 levels

With 96 days in the season and the January 10 date, you still have 53 days remaining. Even casual players who commit 1-2 hours daily can complete the Battle Pass before March 4, 2026.

What happens to unfinished Battle Pass rewards?

Any uncompleted Battle Pass rewards become permanently unavailable when Chapter 7 Season 1 ends on March 4, 2026. You cannot earn them after the season ends, and you’ll need to purchase the new Battle Pass for Chapter 7 Season 2.

Exclusive collaboration skins like The Bride (Kill Bill), Marty McFly (Back to the Future), and Miles Cross are particularly important to unlock before the season ends—these collaborations rarely (if ever) return to the shop.

Should I buy Battle Pass tier skips?

Generally not recommended. Each tier skip costs 150 V-Bucks, meaning skipping 100 tiers would cost 15,000 V-Bucks (~$100+ USD). The time investment to earn 100 levels through Creative farming is approximately 15-20 hours spread across a few weeks—much more cost-effective than purchasing skips.

Only consider tier skips if:

The season ends in less than a week and you need specific rewards
You’re within 10-20 tiers of a must-have skin and don’t have time to grind
You value your time significantly more than the V-Bucks cost

For most players, consistent Creative farming is the smarter financial choice.

What’s Coming in Chapter 7 Season 2?

While Epic hasn’t officially announced Chapter 7 Season 2 details, we can make educated guesses based on leaks and story patterns:

Launch Date: March 4, 2026 (immediately after Season 1 ends)
Theme: Likely continuation of Hollywood/Pacific Break themes, potentially with The Seven’s return
Live Event: Leaks suggest a major event involving The Seven and The Last Reality
New Battle Pass: Fresh collaboration skins (Chainsaw Man collab rumored for v39.30 patch in January)
Map Changes: Continued evolution of Pacific Break island
XP System: May be adjusted based on Season 1 community feedback

Epic will likely reveal Chapter 7 Season 2 details in late February 2026, roughly 1-2 weeks before the March 4 launch. Stay tuned to official Fortnite social media channels for announcements.

Conclusion

Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 presents unique XP challenges with its nerfed rates and weekly Creative caps, but completing the Battle Pass is absolutely achievable with the right strategy. Focus on maximizing your Creative XP weekly cap through maps like Christmas Tycoon and Winter Trickshot Parkour, supplement with daily Battle Royale quests, and take advantage of Supercharge events when they occur.

With 53 days remaining until March 4, 2026, you have plenty of time to unlock all 200 Battle Pass tiers and claim exclusive collaboration skins. The key is consistency—commit to hitting that Creative weekly cap and completing daily challenges, and you’ll finish the pass with weeks to spare.

Remember to rotate between multiple XP maps to avoid soft caps, use the chat window trick for AFK farming, and prioritize private lobbies for Tycoon maps. Most importantly, don’t stress about the grind. The Battle Pass is designed to be completable across the full 96-day season, so even casual daily play will get you there.

Ready to squad up for those team-based quest challenges? Find your Fortnite crew on GameTree’s LFG page, or use our Discord LFG bot to instantly connect with players running the same quests. Type /lfg Fortnite in any Discord server with GameTree installed—no signup required to start finding teammates for squad challenges, ranked climbing, or just casual Battle Royale matches.

Now get out there and start grinding those XP maps!