Ahsoka in Fortnite: How to get Star Wars character skin
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Fortnite has now officially added a Fortnite Ahsoka skin to the game - and it looks as though it’s been lifted right out of the ongoing live-action Star Wars Disney Plus show.
The arrival of the force-sensitive lightsaber-wielding hero who may or may not be a Jedi also brings along some exciting powers that players can utilise during matches.
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Epic Games previously revealed that Ahsoka would be released as part of this season’s battle pass, but now we have more details about what players have to do to get the Fortnite Ahsoka skin.
With all of the above in mind, read on to find out how to get the Ahsoka Tano skin in Fortnite and complete each quest.
How to get the Fortnite Ahsoka skin
To get the Ahsoka Tano skin (which you can see in the image at the top of the page) in Fortnite, you will need to unlock her as part of the Chapter 4 Season 4 battle pass, which can be found in the Quests tab.
If you’re a battle pass holder, you’ll be able to unlock Ahsoka by completing specific quests, which you’ll see in the game itself next time you play, but which we've also put below.
To obtain the main skin itself, you’ll need to collect three Fulcrum Tokens in Relentless Retreat or Breakwater Bay.
Gathering additional Fulcrum Tokens in other areas will bag you the other two main cosmetics associated with the character.
You’ll need to complete the quests and claim the rewards before the current Fortnite season ends on Thursday, 2nd November 2023.
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Ahsoka Powers in Fortnite
Alongside Ahsoka’s arrival, Force powers are also making their return to the game.
This means that lightsabers are back, and holograms of the character have also been dotted around the map to teach players Force powers.
"When you encounter a hologram of Ahsoka Tano on the Island, speak to her and accept her offer to train you," Epic Games said of the feature.
"You'll then enter a rift, and exit with a Jedi Training Lightsaber and knowledge of Force abilities! These Force abilities can only be used if you went through Ahsoka's training and are actively wielding a Jedi Training Lightsaber. Your knowledge of these abilities will last until the end of the match."
When holding the training lightsaber, players can expect to be able to use the Force to sprint faster and double jump as well as to push objects and players away.
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Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).
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