Fortnite challenge wheel

Spin for a challenge, a loadout, a rarity or where to drop. Made to work with any season’s map.

Click the wheel or press Space to spin

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Share this wheel

The link opens a fresh copy of this wheel with the same entries, title and colors, ready to spin.

Your entries are written into the link itself, so anyone you send it to can read them. We don’t keep a copy, and your results never leave this device.

Spin for a Fortnite challenge

Bored of the same matches? Spin before you drop. There are four lists:

  • Challenges: no building, pistols only, keep your first weapon, win with zero eliminations.
  • Where to drop: hot drop, edge of the map, farthest from the bus and more.
  • Loadout slot: spin for each slot and carry only those weapon types.
  • Rarity: common to exotic. Only use weapons of the rarity you spin.

Build a random loadout

  1. Spin Loadout slot five times with Remove from wheel on. Those are your five slots.
  2. Spin Rarity for the max rarity you can carry.
  3. Spin Where to drop and go.

Tip: Squad up and have each player spin a different challenge. Mixed challenges make for chaotic, funny games.

Challenge ideas for streams

Put the wheel on screen with full screen mode. Let chat suggest new challenges, add them to the list, and spin between matches. Turn on Remove from wheel so each challenge only comes up once per stream.

Not affiliated

This is an unofficial fan tool. Fortnite is a trademark of its owner, and names are used only so you can pick between them. For a building game, try the Minecraft wheel.

Questions people ask

Why aren't map locations on the wheel?

The Fortnite map changes every season, so named spots go out of date fast. The Where to drop list uses strategies that work on any map, like the edge of the map or the first named spot under the bus.

How does the rarity wheel work?

Spin, and the rarity you land on is the only rarity of weapon you can use for the match.

Is this official?

No. It's an unofficial fan tool. Fortnite is a trademark of its owner.