Loot Hacks are the part of Fortnite Override that lets you spend Sprite Dust to bias your own Chests toward specific weapons and items. The catch is that the menu is not permanent. Every major update this season swaps the selectable items out for a fresh set, and the next three swaps are already mapped out in unreleased build files.
Quick answer: Spend your Sprite Dust freely before each update, because a Loot Hack refresh wipes your upgrades and refunds 100 percent of the Dust you put in. The next three refreshes land with v41.10 on September 3, v41.20 on September 17, and v41.30 on October 1.
How the Loot Hack refresh and Sprite Dust refund work
Loot Hacks live in the Battle Royale lobby, where Sprite Dust buys and upgrades individual item slots. Hacked items then have a chance to drop from Chests you open in a match, tuned to whatever you boosted. You can also reset the configuration yourself at any time.

When an update rotates the pool, the game clears every upgrade you bought and returns the full amount of Sprite Dust to your balance. Nothing is lost, so there is no reason to hoard Dust ahead of a patch. Max out whatever you want in the current set, and you will get the whole balance back to spend on the new items.
You can confirm a refresh happened by checking two things in the lobby. The item tiles will show a different set of weapons, and your Sprite Dust total will jump back up to include everything you had previously spent.
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Add to Google Preferences →Loot Hack rotation schedule for September and October
Each rotation carries six slots. Three of the four phases are fully known, with only one slot in the Halloween set still unaccounted for.
| Update | Date | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Live now | — | Season launch pool |
| v41.10 | September 3 | Ranged weapons and mobility |
| v41.20 | September 17 | Pistols, snipers and DMRs |
| v41.30 | October 1 | Fortnitemares |
The current menu is built around the season’s unvaulted staples, with options such as the Flare Gun, Dual Pistols, Minigun, Oni Shotgun, Bass Boost and Flowberry Fizz. That set is the one to burn your Dust on right now, since it disappears on September 3.
v41.10 Loot Hacks (September 3)
The first swap leans heavily on assault rifles, alongside two items that are not weapons at all. The Marksman Visor and Rocket Ram give the set a utility angle that the launch pool mostly lacks.
| Item | Type |
|---|---|
| Deadeye Assault Rifle | Assault rifle |
| Striker Burst Rifle | Assault rifle |
| Holo-Twister Assault Rifle | Assault rifle |
| Banana of the Gods | Consumable |
| Rocket Ram | Mobility |
| Marksman Visor | Utility |
v41.20 Loot Hacks (September 17)
Two weeks later the pool shifts toward precision. Long-range options dominate, with the Rail Gun and Reaper Sniper Rifle sitting next to two sidearm choices.
| Item | Type |
|---|---|
| Killswitch Revolvers | Pistol |
| Mammoth Pistol | Pistol |
| Reaper Sniper Rifle | Sniper |
| Rail Gun | Sniper |
| Deadeye DMR | Marksman rifle |
| Flowberry Mist Grenade | Throwable |
The Killswitch Revolvers pair naturally with the Killswitch Sprite, which improves your accuracy during Hangtime and can be levelled to Epic at rank 5.

v41.30 Fortnitemares Loot Hacks (October 1)
The October rotation is the Halloween one, and it is the most unusual of the four. Only five of the six slots are filled in, with the last one still blank.
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Wood Stake Shotgun | Shotgun |
| Dual Fiend Hunters | Dual-wielded crossbows |
| Witch Broom | Mobility item with durability |
| Chainsaw | Melee weapon |
| Scream’s Knife | Last Call Weapon |
| Unrevealed | Sixth slot, still empty |
The Witch Broom and Chainsaw both have Fortnitemares history behind them, and Epic has previously used the Chainsaw as a mobility tool as well as a weapon by revving it into the ground. Older behaviour is a reference point, not a guarantee, since returning items get rebalanced.
What can still change before these go live
These line-ups come from unreleased build files, and Epic edits that content right up until an update ships. Item names, stats and even whether something makes the cut can all move. Menus built from those files also carry leftover text and numbers from earlier items, so any damage or durability figures shown alongside them are not reliable.
Note: the sixth Fortnitemares slot has no confirmed item, and Epic has not detailed the Halloween set publicly. Treat the October list as the current shape of the update rather than a finished one.
The practical takeaway is simple. Because every refresh hands your Sprite Dust straight back, there is no penalty for committing everything to the set that is live today, and no advantage to saving for a rotation that has not arrived yet.






