OG Fortnite Accounts for Sale

Looking for OG Fortnite accounts for sale? This page lists hand-checked accounts with Chapter 1 skins, original styles and large lockers. Below the listings you will find what actually makes an OG account rare in 2026, which famous skins came back to the Item Shop and which never did, and exactly what we check before an account goes on sale.

The short version: since the OG Season Shop in December 2024, the name of a skin is no longer proof of an OG account. Several 2017 skins returned, and the value moved into the original styles that only 2017 owners have. Every listing here shows the styles, not just the skin names.

OG skins that never returned

These outfits have not been sold or handed out again since their original window. An account that owns them cannot be recreated today, which is why they sit at the top of any OG collection.

• Black Knight: the tier 70 reward of the Chapter 1 Season 2 Battle Pass (December 2017). The outfit has never returned. Do not confuse it with "The Black Knight" back bling, a separate item added to the Item Shop in Chapter 6 Season 4 (October 2025) and sold several times since.
• Sparkle Specialist, Blue Squire and Royale Knight: Chapter 1 Battle Pass outfits that have not been re-released.
• Travis Scott: in the Item Shop for six days only, 22 to 27 April 2020, and not seen there since.
• Galaxy: came with the Samsung Galaxy Bundle in August 2018 (v5.20). It was a device promotion, never an Item Shop skin.
• IKONIK: part of the IKONIK Bundle, a Samsung and iKON promotion from March 2019.
• Honor Guard: given with the HONOR View20 phone in February 2019.
• Other platform promotions such as Eon (Xbox), Double Helix (Nintendo Switch) and Reflex (Nvidia) are also out of circulation.

OG skins that came back: the value is in the original style

A few of the most famous 2017 outfits are in many lockers again. Owning them is still nice, but only the original-owner styles prove the account is from 2017.

• Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper: first sold in November 2017, back in the OG Season Shop from 20 December 2024. Original buyers received the Black & Gold style in update v33.20 (spring 2025); players who bought the skin in 2024 or later do not have it.
• Skull Trooper: released 26 October 2017 and back in the Item Shop almost every October for Fortnitemares; in 2026 it was in the shop from 8 to 10 October. The Purple Glow style is exclusive to players who bought it in Season 1.
• Ghoul Trooper: same story. It returns most Halloweens, and the Pink style is reserved for Season 1 buyers.

So "OG Skull Trooper" or "OG Renegade Raider" in a listing title means nothing on its own. On our listings the style selector is shown, so you can see Purple Glow, Pink or Black & Gold for yourself before paying.

One more rule matters for newer skins: since August 2024 Epic can bring Battle Pass outfits back to the Item Shop 18 months after their season. Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 Battle Pass skins are not affected, which is another reason the early seasons hold their place in a collection.

What you get with a Fortnite account

• The Epic Games account itself, with every outfit, pickaxe, glider, emote and wrap in its locker exactly as listed. Cosmetics belong to the Epic account, so they come with it to any platform.
• Its V-Bucks balance at the time of our check, and Save the World if the account owns it.
• The login and the email the account is registered to, so it can be moved to an email you control after delivery.
• Its history: the Battle Passes it bought, its account level and the original styles that only early owners received.

What drives the price of a Fortnite account

In order of weight, from the accounts we list and our Fortnite account price index:

• Skins that never returned: Black Knight, Sparkle Specialist, Travis Scott, IKONIK, Galaxy, Wildcat and other promotional outfits. No account can add them today.
• Original 2017 styles of the skins that did return: Black & Gold for Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper, Purple Glow for Skull Trooper, Pink for Ghoul Trooper. All four together are the "OG quad"; Black Knight is not part of it.
• Early seasons: Chapter 1 Battle Pass sets show the account played them, and Epic's policy of returning Battle Pass outfits to the Item Shop covers newer passes only.
• Locker size: an account with 200 or more skins costs more than a small one with the same rare skins, but the count matters less than the names.
• Extras: V-Bucks, Save the World access and rare pickaxes such as the Leviathan Axe or Merry Mint Axe add value but rarely set the price.

Shop by skin: Black Knight, OG Renegade Raider, OG Skull Trooper, OG Ghoul Trooper, Travis Scott, IKONIK, Galaxy, Wildcat, Sparkle Specialist, Leviathan Axe, or stacked accounts with 200+ skins.

Types of Fortnite accounts we sell

• OG collector accounts: one or more of the rare outfits above, usually with the Chapter 1 Battle Pass sets around them. These are the accounts most buyers mean by "OG Fortnite account".
• Large lockers: accounts with a few hundred skins collected over many seasons, for players who want variety, collabs and emotes from day one.
• Save the World Founder accounts: Save the World was sold as a Founder's Pack before it went free, and those early packs carry their own exclusive items. Our Save the World Founders guide explains what changed.

If you are not sure which type fits you, message support with the skins you care about and your budget. We will point you to the accounts that match, or tell you honestly that we do not have one right now.

Fortnite account terms you will see in listings

• OG: an item or account from Chapter 1, usually 2017 to 2018. Because some 2017 skins came back, OG on its own is not proof; the original styles are.
• OG style: a style only original buyers have, such as Black & Gold for Renegade Raider and Aerial Assault Trooper, Purple Glow for Skull Trooper and Pink for Ghoul Trooper.
• OG quad: Renegade Raider, Aerial Assault Trooper, Skull Trooper and Ghoul Trooper, all four in their original 2017 versions. Black Knight is not part of the quad.
• Stacked or skin count: the number of outfits in the locker. A big count is good value for variety, but it says nothing about rarity. See stacked Fortnite accounts.
• S2, S3: the Chapter 1 season an item comes from, for example the Season 2 Battle Pass set with Black Knight.
• Twitch Prime: outfits from the 2018 and 2019 Twitch Prime packs, such as Sub Commander, Havoc and Trailblazer, which are no longer available.
• Save the World, STW or STW Founder: an account that bought Save the World as a Founder’s Pack before the mode went free to play.
• FA or full access: the account comes with its email, so it can be moved to yours. We only list accounts that can be handed over this way.
• OGE or original email: the account comes with the email it was created with.
• Linked: a console or other account connected to the Epic account. Linked accounts are listed so you know what will need to change after delivery.

Checklist before you buy a Fortnite account

• The rare skins you are paying for are in the screenshots, with the style selector open for the OG ones.
• The listing says full access: the account comes with its email and can be moved to yours.
• You know which PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo accounts are linked, and the slot for your own platform is free to link after delivery.
• The V-Bucks balance and Save the World access are stated, not implied.
• The seller gives a written warranty against recovery by the previous owner and says what you get if it happens.
• After delivery: change the email and password, turn on two-factor authentication and sign out of all other sessions.

Red flags we filter out

• OG skin names in the title without screenshots of the style selector.
• Accounts without access to the original email, or where the seller cannot change it.
• "Black Knight" listings that turn out to mean the Chapter 6 back bling, not the Season 2 outfit.
• Lockers shown only as a list of names rather than in-game screenshots.

If an account shows any of these, it does not reach this page.

Reading a Fortnite listing: a worked example

Take a title such as "OG Renegade Raider (Black & Gold) | OG Ghoul Trooper (Pink) | 250 skins | Full access". The styles in brackets are the important part: they show the outfits were bought in 2017, not in a later return to the Item Shop. 250 skins is the size of the locker, and full access means the account comes with its email so it can be moved to yours. A title that names the same skins without the styles may describe a newer account, and we do not list it as OG.

Platforms and what carries over

Fortnite cosmetics belong to the Epic Games account, not to a console. Once the account is yours you can play it on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch or mobile by signing in with it and linking your console account. Each listing states which platforms the account was played on and which accounts are linked today.

V-Bucks deserve a note: the balance shown in the listing is what is on the account at the time of the check. Some older V-Bucks, for example those earned in Save the World, may be tied to the platform they were earned on, so treat V-Bucks as a bonus rather than the reason to buy.

What happens after you buy

• You pay and a private support ticket opens with the login details.
• You sign in, and we help you change the email and password and switch on two-factor authentication.
• You link your own console or platform account if you play outside PC.
• If anything in the locker does not match the listing, tell us in the ticket and we will sort it out with you.

Our warranty, stated plainly

Every Fortnite account comes with a lifetime warranty against recovery or recall by a previous owner. If that ever happens, you choose: a replacement account or a full refund.

You buy every account from METAMMO, and every account is checked by hand before it is listed. After delivery, keep it secure with your own email, a new password and two-factor authentication. Full terms: warranty policy.

Fortnite hub and guides

• Stacked Fortnite accounts200 or more skins, live prices by skin count.
• Black Knight accountsSeason 2 Battle Pass tier 70, never in the Item Shop.
• OG Renegade Raider accountsThe 2017 original with the Black & Gold style.
• Travis Scott accountsSix days in the Item Shop, April 2020.
• Fortnite hubSeasons, meta, updates and our account price index.
• Rare Fortnite skinsItem Shop history for the skins that drive account value.
• Renegade RaiderSeason 1 outfit, back in the OG Season Shop since December 2024.
• Aerial Assault TrooperSeason 1 outfit; the Black & Gold style marks a 2017 owner.
• Merry Mint AxeCode-only pickaxe from 2019, never in the Item Shop.
• OmegaSeason 4 Battle Pass tier 100 outfit.
• Fortnite account buying guide
• Fortnite account price index
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