Fortnite’s Treasure Hunters mini-season has added a One Piece crossover, and Luffy, Usopp, Nami and Ace are now on the Crossbones Isle map with quests that hand out free rewards. Every quest can be completed in a regular Battle Royale match, and each one pays out 10,000 XP toward the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass.

The quests sit in the Quests tab. Right now two phases, called Episodes, are live, and more will arrive as the month-long mini-season moves along. If you want One Piece cosmetics beyond the Luffy skin, this is the fastest route to them.

Episode 1: Zoro, Gum-Gum, Nami and Usopp

The first Episode asks you to prove yourself to four Straw Hat crew members. Each quest has a specific in-match requirement, so it helps to know the objective before you drop in.

Damage opponents using Zoro’s Swords: Equip the new Zoro’s Three Sword Style item and deal 700 total damage to opponents across Battle Royale matches. Reward: 10,000 XP.Travel distance using Gum-Gum Fruit’s Gum-Gum Rocket: Use the new Gum-Gum Fruit item, activate the secondary rocket ability, and travel at least 250 meters across matches. Reward: 10,000 XP.Collect Legendary or better items for Nami: Find at least three Legendary, Mythic, or Exotic items across matches and equip them. Reward: 10,000 XP.Hit opponents beyond 50 meters for Usopp: Use ranged weapons to hit at least 10 opponents from beyond 50 meters across matches. Reward: 10,000 XP.

The Nami quest is the one most players will need to plan around. It asks for three high-tier items, and you have to equip them, not just pick them up. That detail is easy to miss if you are chasing a quick finish.

Collect Legendary or better items to show it off to Nami

The Usopp quest is a different kind of grind. Ten long-range hits past 50 meters is a specific playstyle requirement, so pick a sniper or ranged weapon and play with it deliberately rather than hoping the kills come naturally.

Episode 2: Tangerines, Named Locations and the Straw Hat Crew

The second Episode shifts focus to Sanji, Luffy and the crew’s search for their bearings on the island. The requirements are simpler on paper, but they still reward active play.

Collect Nami’s Tangerines for Sanji: Find at least 16 Nami’s Tangerine consumable items across different matches and equip them. Reward: 10,000 XP.Discover Named Locations for Luffy: Land at any four named POIs on the new Fortnite map across matches. Reward: 10,000 XP.Talk to the Straw Hat Crew: Find Straw Hat Pirates on the island and talk to at least two NPCs. Reward: 10,000 XP.Reach Top 10 for the Straw Hats: Place Top 10 in a Battle Royale match. Reward: 10,000 XP.

The Top 10 quest is the only one that depends on how a match goes rather than what you do with a specific item. Landing named POIs and finding the Straw Hat crew can be done in the course of normal play, so those are good quests to clear while you are exploring.

How to Finish Quests Across Game Modes

Some of these quests can be completed in Reload and Blitz modes as well. The catch is that you need to check the Quests tab when you load into those modes, because the available objectives can differ from Battle Royale. If you are stuck on a quest in Battle Royale, switching modes could be the quicker path, but confirm the quest is listed before you commit time to it.

The XP from these quests also helps you move through the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass. Each completed quest gives you 10,000 XP, so clearing several in a single session adds up quickly.

The One Piece Cosmetic Rewards

Beyond XP, the crossover includes cosmetic rewards tied to how many quests you complete. These unlock sprays, and the thresholds are clear:

Complete 1 quest: Luffy and Zoro SprayComplete 3 quests: Nami and Usopp SprayComplete 5 quests: Sanji and Tony Tony Chopper SprayComplete 7 quests: Buggy Spray

The cosmetic ladder means your first quest unlocks something immediately, which makes it a good starting point even if you only have time for one session. The sprays are the kind of unlock that stands out in lobbies and emotes, so the seven-quest milestone is worth working toward.

Clearing the List Quickly

The fastest approach is to sort the quests by playstyle. Ranged-focused objectives, like the Usopp hits past 50 meters, pair well with long-range matches. Movement and item objectives, like the Gum-Gum Rocket travel and the Nami item requirement, suit players who want to experiment with new items as they drop. Exploration objectives, like the named POIs and the Straw Hat crew, can be handled while you are moving around the new map anyway.

Checking the Quests tab before each match is the simplest habit to build. The source material notes that more One Piece quests will be added during the month-long season, so the list you see now is only part of the full set.

Let us know in the comments how quickly you can finish all of them.