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Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4: How to Complete Week 3 Quests

Every Week 3 objective, the fastest drop route, and the exact actions that register progress.

Every Week 3 objective, the fastest drop route, and the exact actions that register progress.

Week 3 of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 hands out five objectives, and three of them can be knocked out in a single match if you plan your landing spot and rotation. The other two build up over several games, so they resolve on their own while you work on everything else.

Quick answer: Drop at Sunken Shores and take three eliminations (aggroed NPCs count there), then rotate through Mega Maze and Reality’s Reign to open 15 chests and ammo boxes while dealing 500 damage with a Ranger Assault Rifle or a shotgun. Max ammo and storm phases fill in across later matches.


Week 3 quest list and targets

Pin the quest you are actively chasing in the Quests menu so the counter stays on screen. That matters most for the container objective, where it is easy to lose track of how many chests and ammo boxes you have already popped.

Fortnite Quests menu with the Reality's Reign and Mega Maze container objective selected for tracking
The Quests screen with “Search containers at Reality’s Reign or Mega Maze” pinned for tracking. Image: Epic Games
QuestTargetWhere to do it
Eliminate opponents at Lifty Lodge or Sunken Shores3Either named POI
Search containers at Reality’s Reign or Mega Maze15Either named POI
Damage opponents with the Ranger Assault Rifle or shotguns500Anywhere
Reach max ammo of any type in different matches3Three separate matches
Survive Storm Phases15Anywhere, across matches

Three eliminations at Lifty Lodge or Sunken Shores

Both POIs work, but Sunken Shores is the more reliable pick because of the NPCs stationed near the console there. If a player fight does not hand you all three kills, the NPCs close the gap without needing a second match.

Set your marker on Sunken Shores at the start of the drop and land on a rooftop or ledge with a weapon nearby. Contested drops are your best chance at two quick player eliminations before anyone is fully kitted.
If you are short on kills after the initial fight, find an NPC near the console and shoot at it to make it hostile. Aggroed NPCs count as opponents for this quest.
Pull the NPC back inside the Sunken Shores boundary before finishing it off. The elimination only registers if it happens within the named location, so watch the POI label at the top of the screen while you fight.
Player fighting an aggroed NPC inside the Sunken Shores POI to finish the elimination quest
Finishing off a lured NPC inside Sunken Shores completes the third elimination. Image: Epic Games

Search 15 containers at Reality’s Reign or Mega Maze

Chests and ammo boxes both tick this counter, which means 15 is very achievable across a single POI if the drop is quiet. Splitting the count between the two locations in one match also works, since the quest does not care which one you use.

Mega Maze is the denser option for a fast start. Its corridors hide a lot of chests in a small footprint, so you can sweep it methodically and watch the counter climb without much backtracking.

Quest tracker showing four of fifteen containers searched while looting Mega Maze
The container counter sitting at 4/15 partway through a Mega Maze sweep. Image: Epic Games

Reality’s Reign is built to look like the inside of a PC, with hard drives, RAM sticks and vents forming the level geometry. Loot tends to sit tucked between those components, so check the raised platforms and vent runs rather than only the open floor.

Quest progress updating as chests and ammo boxes are opened inside Reality's Reign
Container progress ticking up while looting the interior of Reality’s Reign. Image: Epic Games

Tip: equipping a Sonic Sprite makes the trip between the two POIs far quicker if you need to hit both in one match.


Deal 500 damage with the Ranger Assault Rifle or shotguns

Carry one of each and this quest largely completes itself. The shotgun handles the close-quarters fights inside Mega Maze, while the Ranger Assault Rifle covers the open ground on the rotation to Reality’s Reign.

Only damage from those two weapon types counts, so drop other rifles or SMGs once you have both slots filled. Every hit adds to the total, including chip damage on opponents who get away.

Close-range fight inside the Mega Maze corridors with chests and a console nearby
The tight Mega Maze corridors favour shotgun damage between chest pickups. Image: Epic Games

Reach max ammo in three different matches

This one cannot be rushed in a single game. You need to hit the maximum carrying capacity for any one ammo type, then repeat it in two more separate matches.

Light ammo is usually the easiest to cap because it stacks quickly from ammo boxes and floor loot. Since you are already opening containers for the other quest, focus your looting on a single ammo type each match rather than spreading pickups across all of them.


Survive 15 storm phases

No specific action is needed here beyond staying alive as the circle closes. Each phase you outlast adds one to the count, and the total builds up across matches.

Playing for placement rather than kills clears this fastest. A handful of games where you reach the final few circles will cover the full 15, and it pairs naturally with the max ammo objective since both reward longer matches.


Actions that do not count toward progress

A few things look like they should register and do not, which is where most wasted time goes.

  • Entering cheat codes at a console does not count as searching a container, even though the interaction prompt is similar.
  • Eliminations only count while you are inside the Lifty Lodge or Sunken Shores boundary, so an NPC dragged too far out will not register.
  • Damage from weapons other than the Ranger Assault Rifle or a shotgun does nothing for that objective.
  • Capping ammo three times in one match counts once, since the quest tracks separate matches.

Confirm each completion in the Quests menu between games. The counters update live during a match, so if a chest or elimination did not move the number, the action fell outside the quest’s conditions and needs repeating.