Skull Trooper is installed in the "Fortnite" item shop, but the original owners get something special

<div _ngcontent-c15 = "" innerhtml = "

It's been a whole year since Skull Trooper was not last bought in Fortnite: Battle Royale, and in that time some things have changed. Battle Royale went from an interesting left turn to Epic Fortnite: Save the world to an international phenomenon in its own right, earning billions for its developer and leading the charge on a large number of cultural phenomena. And like the Red Knight before him, Epic chose to bring back Skull Trooper for all the millions of players who had missed him the first time. That's 1500 V-dollars and available now.

Skull Trooper this time presents his own challenges, similar to the evolving skins of Tomatohead and Clown. They are actually quite difficult, but their realization gives you the blazon of the "ghost portal", something that we know for ages, something we have known for a while but we have not seen in action yet. Here is what:

You can also select a green glow for all the white parts of the skin, but that's where things get interesting. Epic always decides to offer one of these skins for purchase. Their popularity stems not from their intrinsic freshness, but from their rarity: they were only available since the time the game was much less popular. Skull Trooper or Ghoul Trooper tells everyone you meet that you were there a very long time ago.

This is no longer true, but Epic has wisely chosen to give homeowners a small advantage to show their credibility. Anyone who owned Skull Trooper before today can also select a purple glow, and there is no way to unlock it in the future. So, if you see someone with a purple Skull Trooper, know that it's almost definitely there for longer than you.

It is always interesting to look at these oldest and most sought after skins. The design of the skin has come a long way since that time last year, and nothing compares something quite simple, like Skull Trooper, to a modern showcase like Ragnarok or Calamity. Yet it's not so much the visuals themselves as what they say about the player. And a purple Skull Trooper always manages to get that idea across.

">

It's been a whole year since Skull Trooper was not last bought in Fortnite: Battle Royale, and in that time some things have changed. Battle Royale went from an interesting left turn to Epic Fortnite: Save the world to an international phenomenon in its own right, earning billions for its developer and leading the charge on a large number of cultural phenomena. And like the Red Knight before him, Epic chose to bring back Skull Trooper for all the millions of players who had missed him the first time. That's 1500 V-dollars and available now.

Skull Trooper this time presents his own challenges, similar to the evolving skins of Tomatohead and Clown. In reality, they are quite difficult, but their realization gives you the blazon of the "ghost gate", something that we know for ages, something we have known for a while but we have not seen in action yet. . Here is what:

You can also select a green glow for all the white parts of the skin, but that's where things get interesting. Epic always decides to offer one of these skins for purchase. Their popularity stems not from their intrinsic freshness, but from their rarity: they were only available since the time the game was much less popular. Skull Trooper or Ghoul Trooper tells everyone you meet that you were there a very long time ago.

This is no longer true, but Epic has wisely chosen to give homeowners a small advantage to show their credibility. Anyone who owned Skull Trooper before today can also select a purple glow, and there is no way to unlock it in the future. So, if you see someone with a purple Skull Trooper, know that it's almost definitely there for longer than you.

It is always interesting to look at these oldest and most sought after skins. The design of the skin has come a long way since that time last year, and nothing compares something quite simple, like Skull Trooper, to a modern showcase like Ragnarok or Calamity. Yet it's not so much the visuals themselves as what they say about the player. And a purple Skull Trooper always manages to get that idea across.