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Fortnite: The Most Uncommon Pickaxes of 2025

In Fortnite, while the skins players equip display their style, the Pickaxe is another essential tool in their arsenal. Gamers interested in exploring the rarest Pickaxes available in Fortnite, or perhaps wishing to discover the origins of the rarest ones, can refer to the list below. This list provides an overview of past Item Shop purchases, exclusive bundles, and console-specific offers that led to certain Pickaxes becoming hard to find, with some having been absent from Fortnite for extended periods.

10

Sunfall Scythe

Exclusive to V-Bucks Purchases in Japan

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Sunfall Scythe

October 1, 2023

October 30, 2023

Redeem Japanese V-Bucks Cards from October 1, 2023, to October 30, 2023.

The Sunfall Scythe stands out as a rare inclusion in Fortnite, being one of the few Pickaxes not achievable through typical challenges or the Item Shop. This particular Pickaxe was obtainable exclusively for players in Japan during October 2023, allowing those who purchased V-Bucks Cards with Yen to redeem it.

9

Pow Pow Crusher & Piltover Warden Hammer

No Deal Between Riot and Epic Means No Arcane Pickaxes

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Pow Pow Crusher

November 5, 2021

February 5, 2022

Purchased in the Item Shop for 800 V-Bucks

Piltover Warden Hammer

January 23, 2022

February 5, 2022

Purchased in the Item Shop for 800 V-Bucks

The Pow Pow Crusher and the Piltover Warden Hammer originated from the Arcane collaboration, which allowed Fortnite to celebrate the Netflix series while enhancing the lore surrounding League of Legends characters. Despite its popularity and player demand for these items, Riot Games co-founder Marc Merrill has indicated that there are no plans to collaborate with Epic Games for a return of these Pickaxes in the future.

8

Lucky Lance

For Chapter 3 Season 3’s Rebuild the Block Quests

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Lucky Lance

July 21, 2022

August 9, 2022

Complete 7 Rebuild the Block quests between July and August 2022

The Lucky Lance is a quirky Pickaxe with a unique feature; hitting it enough times causes its head to break, revealing an egg within. This distinctive element makes it a favorite among some players, yet many may have missed out on it. It was available during Chapter 3 Season 3, where players were required to use Gold to vote on new structures for Tilted Towers in the Rebuild the Block quests. Completing seven of these quests would reward players with this Pickaxe, but that event has long since passed.

7

Qwerty Axe

Just for Those Who Completed 9 Island Games Quests in 2021

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Qwerty Axe

August 31, 2021

September 8, 2021

Complete 9 Island Games Quests in Chapter 2 Season 7

The Qwerty Axe resembles a cute keyboard on a stick, but it was exclusively offered during Chapter 2 Season 7 for just one week as part of the Island Games quests. Players who completed nine quests received this Pickaxe as a reward. Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear that it will ever make a reappearance in the Item Shop, making it a prized possession for those who managed to earn it.

6

Plasma Carrot

Only Obtainable via Reboot a Friend Challenges in Chapter 2, Season 6

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Plasma Carrot

April 6, 2021

April 26, 2021

Unlocked by completing Reboot a Friend event quests in Chapter 2, Season 6

The Plasma Carrot was a unique Pickaxe available only to those who participated in the Reboot a Friend challenges during Chapter 2 Season 6. To obtain it, players needed to team up with someone from their friends list who had not played Fortnite in over 30 days, within a specified time frame. Completing relevant challenges in a duo would unlock this rare item, but it has since become a relic.

5

Leviathan Axe

Kratos’s Pickaxe From a Forgotten (But Desired) Collab

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Leviathan Axe

December 4, 2020

March 19, 2021

Purchased in the Item Shop for 1,000 V-Bucks

The Leviathan Axe, associated with the God of War collaboration between Fortnite and PlayStation in 2020, remains highly sought after amid ongoing speculation regarding its return. Although it boasts unique animations and a fast swinging mechanic, it has not been available for nearly five years, likely due to licensing disputes between Sony and Epic Games, leaving it as a coveted yet inaccessible piece for many players.

4

Throwback Axe

An OG and Free Pickaxe, Left Behind in 2021

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Throwback Axe

November 5, 2020

February 1, 2021

Available for free during Item Shop

The Throwback Axe serves as a nostalgic tribute to veteran players, reintroduced through the Item Shop as a classic Harvesting Tool to compensate for the transition from the default Pickaxe. However, its availability was limited to a short time between November 2020 and February 2021. Despite being free during that period, it hasn’t resurfaced, etching its status as a cherished item among those familiar with the early days of Fortnite.

3

Diamond Jack

Travis Scott’s Exclusive Pickaxe

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Diamond Jack

April 22, 2020

April 27, 2020

Purchased in the Item Shop for 1,200 V-Bucks

Travis Scott, a notable figure in the music industry, held an exclusive in-game concert where fans could not only enjoy the show but also acquire cosmetics linked to him, including the Diamond Jack Pickaxe. However, due to the exclusivity associated with Travis Scott’s brand, this Pickaxe has not made a return, with even Epic Games’ CEO indicating that the decision rests solely with the artist regarding its future availability.

2

Resonator

Purchasable Only Through the Xbox One Eon Bundle

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Resonator

September 27, 2018

September 27, 2018

Purchase the Xbox One Eon Bundle (RRP $249.99)

The Resonator Pickaxe is distinctive for its requirement of purchasing a physical item: the Xbox One Eon Bundle, which had a retail price of $249.99 upon its launch in 2018. The consoles that included this bundle are no longer available, making the Pickaxe extremely rare. For those seeking to acquire this cosmetic now, the cost of obtaining a digital card with the item could exceed $900.

1

Pointer & Power Grip

Exclusive to Fortnite: China

Pickaxe

Release Date

Last Seen

How to Get

Pointer

July 12, 2018

November 15, 2021

Play Fortnite: China, available only in China

Power Grip

July 12, 2018

November 15, 2021

Play Fortnite: China, available only in China

Pointer and Power Grip are two exclusive Pickaxes that were obtainable solely within Fortnite’s China region. Due to the design and regulations unique to this version, players could acquire various cosmetics that were not available elsewhere. With Fortnite China shutting down its servers on November 15, 2021, these Pickaxes have become rare artifacts, virtually unseen by the broader Fortnite community.

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