All Weapons in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1

Karan |  Published: December 03, 2024
img

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 has completely transformed the weapon pool, introducing a fresh arsenal of weapons along with various other things like boons, medallions, and sprites.

The new season brings significant changes to combat, with all weapons now using hitscan mechanics – meaning no more bullet drops to worry about. Let’s break down everything you need to know about the current weapons in Fortnite.

Editor’s Note: We updated this article on January 7 as Fortnite unvaulted three new weapons: Ranger AR, Kinetic Blade, and Lock-On Pistol in Chapter 6 Season 1.

Every Weapon in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1

Here’s a table of all available weapons:

Weapon NameType
Ranger AR fortnite
Ranger AR
Assault Rifle
Holo Twister Assault Rifle fortnite
Holo Twister AR
Assault Rifle
Enhanced Holo Twister Assault Rifle
Enhanced Holo Twister AR
Assault Rifle
Fury Assault Rifle fortnite
Fury AR
Assault Rifle
Enhanced Fury Assault Rifle
Enhanced Fury AR
Assault Rifle
Surgefire SMG fortnite
Surgefire SMG
SMG
Veiled Precision SMG fortnite
Veiled Precision SMG
SMG
Night Rose Veiled Precision SMG
Night Rose Veiled SMG
SMG
Lock-On Pistol fortnite
Lock-On Pistol
Pistol
Suppressed Pistol fortnite
Suppressed Pistol
Pistol
Oni Shotgun fortnite
Oni Shotgun
Shotgun
Enhanced Oni Shotgun
Enhanced Oni Shotgun
Shotgun
Sentinel Pump Shotgun fortnite
Sentinel Pump
Shotgun
Enhanced Sentinel Pump Shotgun
Enhanced Sentinel Pump
Shotgun
Twinfire Auto Shotgun fortnite
Twinfire Auto Shotgun
Shotgun
Enhanced Twinfire Auto Shotgun
Enhanced Twinfire Auto
Shotgun

Special Equipment

typhoon blade fortniteFire Oni MaskVoid Oni MaskKinetic Blade fortnite
Typhoon BladeFire Oni MaskVoid Oni MaskKinetic Blade

One of the biggest changes this season is the complete absence of sniper rifles from the loot pool. If you’re a long-range combat fan, you’ll need to adjust your strategy and maybe rely more on assault rifles for those mid to long-range engagements.

The Oni Masks provide unique abilities, while the Typhoon Blade gives you a melee option – something that can be particularly useful in close-quarter situations or when you’re trying to be stealthy.

The shift to hitscan for all weapons makes combat more straightforward – what you see is what you hit. This change especially helps if you’re new to the game or struggled with calculating bullet drop in previous seasons.

Remember that since this is a fresh season, the meta is still developing. Take some time to try out different weapons and find what works best for your playstyle. Some weapons might get adjusted in future updates, so stay tuned for any balance changes.

Related Topics

Fortnite

About Author

Kanu is a veteran gaming journalist and industry insider whose work has appeared in prominent outlets including Dexerto and PCInvasion. Drawing from his experience across multiple gaming genres, he brings deep, firsthand knowledge to his coverage of the gaming and entertainment landscape.