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Fortnite: How to Get the Lootin’ Llama Sprite

Every drop source, the four special variants, and the ammo-box weapon upgrade odds at each level.

Every drop source, the four special variants, and the ammo-box weapon upgrade odds at each level.

The Lootin’ Llama Sprite arrived in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3 with the v41.30 update, and it is one of the more forgiving new additions to chase. It has no fixed spawn, so tracking it down comes down to opening the right containers and getting lucky. The payoff is a companion that can save you Sprite Dust when upgrading weapon rarity.

Quick answer: Open Sprite Chests and Rare Chests during a Battle Royale match, pick up the Lootin’ Llama Sprite when it drops, then extract it before you are eliminated. It is a Legendary Sprite with a high drop rate, so most players find it within a single match.

Peely Skin Standing With Peely, Llama, Ironmouse, and John Wick Sprite
Image: Epic Games

Where the Lootin’ Llama Sprite drops

The Lootin’ Llama has no set location on the island. It can drop from any container that rewards a Sprite, and your fastest route is to hit as many Sprite Chests as you can in one game. Rare Chests are the next best option, while normal chests carry lower odds.

SourceNotes
Sprite ChestsHighest chance; found across the island and inside underground vaults
Chests and Rare ChestsGood odds from Rare Chests; lower chance from normal chests
Cluster Found QuestsCan reward the Sprite as a completion drop
Lucky Locator GizmoGuarantees a Sprite you do not already own
Sprite Locator GizmoReveals nearby Sprites to help you reach them first
Other playersTake it from an eliminated opponent carrying it, or trade for it

If you are close to a full Sprite Collection, the Lucky Locator Gizmo is the most reliable way to land the Lootin’ Llama, since it only hands out Sprites you are missing. Golden Grove and Calamari Canyon are strong landing spots for stacking chest openings early. You can even hook one out of the water with a Harpoon Gun at fishing spots.

The Lootin’ Llama is Legendary, but it appears far more often than harder Sprites such as the Grim Sprite and Zero Point Sprite. In practice it is not considered rare.


Special variants and Holofoil odds

Alongside the base Sprite, the Lootin’ Llama comes in four Special Variants. Equipping a Holofoil Sprite raises your chance of pulling these rarer versions from Chests, which matters if you are grinding for the full set solo.

  • Gold
  • Galaxy
  • Gummy
  • Gem

Extract it to keep it permanently

Picking up the Sprite is only half the job. It stays in your collection only after you extract it, so move quickly once it is on your back.

Grab the Lootin’ Llama Sprite the moment it drops, before another player reaches it.
Head to the nearest Extraction Site, or use a Portable Extractor if you are too far from one.
Start the extraction and defend your position until it finishes. Once it completes, the Lootin’ Llama appears in your permanent Sprite Collection and can be equipped in future matches.

Note: If you lose a Sprite that is already in your collection, you can summon it back later using Sprite Dust, so a single successful extraction is all you need.


What the Lootin’ Llama Sprite does

With the Lootin’ Llama equipped, opening an ammo box gives you a chance to receive a weapon upgrade. That makes it a strong pick for improving weapon rarity without spending Sprite Dust. The upgrade chance scales with the Sprite’s level, so mastering it pushes the odds to their peak.

Sprite LevelWeapon upgrade chance per ammo box
Level 15%
Level 210%
Level 315%
Level 417%
Level 520%

Because the drop rate is generous and the effect pays off across a full match, the Lootin’ Llama is worth chasing both for collectors completing the Chapter 7 Season 3 set and for players who want an easier path to higher-rarity weapons.