Season 1

Season 1
Beginning Date	October 25, 2017
Ending Date	December 13, 2017
New Locations	Anarchy Acres Dusty Depot Fatal Fields Flush Factory Greasy Grove Lonely Lodge Loot Lake Moisty Mire Pleasant Park Retail Row Tomato Town Wailing Woods
Days Lasted	50

For the article on the Chapter 2 Season, please see Chapter 2: Season 1

Season 1 was the very first season of Fortnite: Battle Royale, which started on October 25th, 2017, and ended on December 13th, 2017. It was also the shortest season, lasting only 50 days, compared to the average 74 days. You can find the full list of cosmetics released in this season here.

New Features

Update v1.6 (September 12th 2017)

• New
  • Assault Rifle (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary)
  • Assault Rifle (Burst) (Common, Uncommon and Rare)
  • Pump Shotgun ((Common and Uncommon)
  • Tactical Shotgun (Common, Uncommon, Rare and Epic)
  • Submachine Gun (Common, Uncommon and Rare)
  • Pistol (Common, Uncommon and Rare)
  • Revolver (Common, Uncommon and Rare)
  • Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle (Rare, Epic and Legendary)
  • Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle (Epic and Legendary)
  • Grenade Launcher (Rare, Epic and Legendary)
  • Rocket Launcher (Rare, Epic and Legendary)
  • Bandages (Common)
  • Medkit (Uncommon)
  • Shield Potion (Rare)
  • Ceiling Zapper (Rare)
  • Wall Dynamo (Rare

Update v1.6.3 (September 25th 2017)

• 'New
  • Supply Drop
  • Assault Rifle (Scoped) (Uncommon, Rare and Epic)
  • Zapotron (Legendary)

Update v1.6.4 (September 29th 2017)

• Vaulted
  • Zapotron

Update v1.8 (October 26th, 2017)

• New
  • Slurp Juice (Epic)
  • Pumpkin Launcher (Rare, Epic and Legendary)

• Vaulted
  • Rocket Launcher

Update v1.8.1 (November 2nd, 2017)

• Bugfixes and QOL Changes.

Update v1.8.2 (November 8th, 2017)

• New
  • Bush (Legendary)

Update v1.9 (November 14th, 2017)

• New
  • Launch Pad (Epic)

Update v1.9.1 (November 29th, 2017)

• New
  • Smoke Grenade (Uncommon)

• Vaulted
  • Pumpkin Launcher

• Unvaulted
  • Rocket Launcher

Update v1.10 (December 6th, 2017)

• Bugfixes and QOL Changes.

Rewards System

For the first time, progressing through the game allowed you to get rewards that could be purchased for V-Bucks, which unless you have Save The World, can be obtained through in-game purchases for real money.

XP Progression System

Unlike the following seasons, it had no Battle Pass. Instead, it used an XP progression system, where in you unlocked rewards to purchase by getting XP from regular Battle Royale games. As mentioned above, you needed to have V-Bucks to actually get them.

This progression system was taken away with the introduction of the Battle Pass in Season 2, and was reintroduced with a few alterations in Chapter 2: Season 1.

Level Rewards

Aerial Assault One Purchasable at Level 5	Aerial Assault Trooper Purchaseable at Level 15	Renegade Raider Purchaseable at Level 20	Mako Unlocked at Level 25	Raider's Revenge Purchaseable at Level 35

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