Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1: All Kickstart Quests & how to complete

Looking to level up fast in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1? Kickstart Quests are your ticket to earning quick XP while learning the season’s new mechanics. These quests teach you essential moves like Wall Scrambles and introduce you to new features like Sprites and the Typhoon Blade. Here’s everything you need to know about completing each quest and earning that sweet 150,000 XP.

All C6S1 Kickstart Quests and Rewards

Every Kickstart Quest rewards you with 15,000 XP, and there are 10 quests in total. Here’s a quick look at what you’ll need to do:

Quest	Requirement	XP Reward
Wall Scrambles	Perform 5 Wall Scrambles by jumping while running towards a wall	15,000
Roll Landings	Perform 5 Roll Landings by holding the jump button before landing	15,000
Ledge Jumps	Perform 5 Ledge Jumps by jumping near the edge of a ledge while sprinting	15,000
Wall Kicks	Perform 5 Wall Kicks by jumping near walls	15,000
Sprite Shrine	Use Sprite Shrine to reveal nearby Sprites in 3 different matches	15,000
Catch Sprites	Catch 3 different Sprites in a single match	15,000
Return Sprites	Return 3 Sprites to a Sprite Shrine to receive a Boon	15,000
Search Special Chests	Search 5 Typhoon Blade Stands or Elemental Chests	15,000
Typhoon Blade	Deal 1,000 damage with the Typhoon Blade	15,000
Location Visits	Visit Pumped Power, Nightshift Forest, and Masked Meadows	15,000

How to Complete Each Kickstart Quest

• Wall Scrambles (5 times) Sprint directly at any wall and press the jump button. Your character will automatically scramble up the wall. Any wall works fine for this – buildings, rocks, or even small structures. You don’t need to complete all five in one match, so take your time practicing this new movement technique.
• Roll Landings (5 times) This one’s simple but requires timing. When falling from any height, hold the jump button before you hit the ground. Your character will do a smooth roll landing.
• Ledge Jumps (5 times) Sprint toward any ledge and press jump just as you reach the edge. Ledges on buildings or cliffs work perfectly for this. The key is to make sure you’re sprinting – walking won’t trigger the special jump animation.
• Wall Kicks (5 times) Find any wall and jump near it – your character will automatically kick off the wall for extra height. Building corners work especially well for this. The trick is to be close enough to the wall but not running directly at it like with Wall Scrambles.
• Use Sprite Shrines (3 matches) Sprite Shrines appear as glowing structures across the map. Visit one and interact with it to reveal nearby Sprites. Make sure to do this in three separate matches – multiple shrine uses in the same match won’t count.
• Catch Different Sprites (3 in one match) After using a Shrine, look for floating elemental circles nearby. These mark Sprite locations. Catch three different types in the same match – you can identify different types by their elemental effects.
• Return Sprites (3 returns) Once you’ve caught some Sprites, take them back to any Sprite Shrine. Each return gives you a special power called a Boon. This is a great way to power up early in matches, so it’s worth doing even after completing the quest.
• Search Special Chests (5 total) Look for Typhoon Blade Stands and Elemental Chests around the map. A guaranteed spot is in Magic Mosses – break through the floor of the small house in the middle twice to find a hidden cave with both types of chests.
• Deal Typhoon Blade Damage (1,000) After finding a Typhoon Blade from a stand, use it against opponents. The blade does significant damage, so this quest shouldn’t take too long to complete. Remember that damage to structures doesn’t count.
• Visit Locations: Head to Pumped Power, Nightshift Forest, and Masked Meadows. You can do this across multiple matches, so don’t worry about visiting all three in one go. Landing at these spots at the start of matches is the easiest way to complete this quest.

These quests are a great way to learn Chapter 6’s new mechanics while earning XP. Take your time with the movement-based challenges – they’ll help improve your gameplay in the long run.