Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4: How to Complete All Week 4 Quests

Week 4 of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 hands out five weekly quests worth 20,000 XP each, for a total of 100,000 XP toward the Override Battle Pass. Three of them can be knocked out in a single drop if you pick the right landing spot, and the other two mostly come down to loot luck and a bit of driving.

Quick answer: Equip a Sprite in the lobby from the Override tab, land at Green Hill Zone, and shoot Dr. Eggman while aiming down sights. That single drop covers the aim-down-sights damage, the damage-from-above quest, and your Sprite eliminations. Pick up Sonic Power Sneakers for the 500-meter travel quest, then visit Heatwave Harbor, Cluster Coast, and Chopped Shop across as many matches as you need.

Week 4 quest list and XP rewards

Quest	Target	XP
Visit Heatwave Harbor, Cluster Coast, and Chopped Shop	3	20,000
Travel distance with Sonic Power Sneakers	500	20,000
Eliminate players while equipped with a Sprite	5	20,000
Damage players from above	300	20,000
Damage opponents while aiming down sights	500	20,000

Weekly quests in Chapter 7 Season 4 refresh every Thursday at 9AM ET / 6AM PT, and once they appear they stay in your Quests tab under “This Week” until the season ends on October 31st. There is no rush to finish them the day they drop.

Equip a Sprite before you queue up

The Sprite elimination quest is the one people fail without realizing it. Eliminations only count while a Sprite is actively equipped, and you cannot equip one mid-match — it has to be set from the lobby first.

From the Battle Royale lobby, open the Override tab and select the Sprites menu. Any Sprite works for the quest, whether that is the Sonic Sprite, the Cheat Master Tails Sprite, the Jonesy Sprite, or the Gold Sonic Sprite.

Equip your chosen Sprite and back out to the lobby. The lobby screen will show an “Equip A Sprite” prompt if nothing is currently slotted, so check it every time you change modes.

Fortnite lobby with the Equip A Sprite button highlighted before a Zero Build solo match — The “Equip A Sprite” button on the lobby screen, shown here before queueing into Zero Build solos. Image: Epic Games

Queue into a match. You need five eliminations total, and they carry over between matches, so there is no pressure to get all five in one game.

Green Hill Zone covers three quests in one drop

Green Hill Zone is the most efficient landing spot this week for two reasons. Dr. Eggman spawns there as a guaranteed boss, which gives you a big, stationary health bar to farm damage on. The POI also has heavy vertical terrain, so getting above other players is trivial.

Mark Green Hill Zone and drop straight from the Battle Bus. Land on the outskirts first and grab a rifle from a chest — you want a weapon with a scope or sights before you go anywhere near Eggman.

Descending toward the island with the glider deploy prompt on screen during the drop — Gliding in toward the drop, with the deploy prompt showing on the way down. Image: Epic Games

Find Dr. Eggman and hold the aim button so you are looking down your sights, then unload into him. Hip-fire damage does not count toward the 500 aim-down-sights total, so keep the scope up even at close range.

Aiming down the scope of a Combat Assault Rifle at a target across the river — Damage only counts for this quest while you are aiming down sights, as shown here through a Combat Assault Rifle scope. Image: Epic Games

Once Eggman is handled, climb to the high ground around the zone and shoot down at anyone still fighting below. Damage dealt from a higher elevation ticks the 300 “damage players from above” counter, and those same fights feed your Sprite eliminations.

Note: boss damage counts for the aim-down-sights quest but not for damage from above, since Eggman is on your level. You need real players below you for that one.

Sonic Power Sneakers: Where to find them and how to travel 500 meters

Sonic Power Sneakers are an Epic-tier utility item. They show up as random floor loot and inside chests, and you can also take a pair off an opponent you eliminate — anyone running them will drop them.

Loot until a pair drops, or watch for players zipping around the map at obviously boosted speed and take theirs.

Equip them and just run. The movement speed is high enough that 500 meters takes under a minute if you head toward the next circle instead of doubling back on yourself.

Spin Mode active with Spin Dash and Spin Attack prompts visible during a fight — Spin Mode active with the Spin Dash and Spin Attack controls on screen while wearing the sneakers. Image: Epic Games

Distance stacks across matches, so if you die halfway, the meters you already banked stay counted.

Visiting Heatwave Harbor, Cluster Coast, and Chopped Shop

This is the slowest quest of the five, but only because of travel time. All three POIs count across separate matches, so you never have to route all of them in one game.

Location	How to knock it out
Chopped Shop	Grab a vehicle after your Green Hill Zone fight and drive over
Heatwave Harbor	Chain it onto the same run if the storm cooperates
Cluster Coast	Land there directly at the start of a fresh match

The most reliable pattern is two matches. Do your combat quests at Green Hill Zone, then drive to Chopped Shop and Heatwave Harbor with whatever time is left. Start a second match and drop straight onto Cluster Coast to finish the set.

How to confirm a quest actually completed

Every quest fires an on-screen progress pop-up as it ticks, and finished ones show a completion banner plus the 20,000 XP award. If you want to double-check mid-match, open the Quests menu and look at the counters directly — they update live.

If something is not moving, it is almost always one of these:

No Sprite equipped when you got the eliminations. Set one from the Override tab in the lobby before the match starts.
Hip-firing instead of aiming down sights. Hold the aim button for the full burst.
Shooting from level ground or below. You need to be meaningfully higher than the target for the damage-from-above counter.

Stacking these with your daily quests in the same session is the fastest way to bank the XP, and since the weekly set stays live until the season wraps at the end of October, falling a week behind costs you nothing but time.