Lego Fortnite x Star Wars crossover will let you build up your own Rebel base

Star Wars: The Bricks Unleashed

You’ve survived starvation, wolves, those rolling rock monsters, and so much more to build your perfect village in Lego Fortnite. It sure would be a shame if an evil empire rolled up and started blasting. Luckily for you, a rebel fleet is ready to back you up against the dark side of The Force.

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A new Star Wars update is launching for Fortnite on May 3, and with it comes a massive expansion to Lego Fortnite. We’ll investigate the crash site of an Empire vessel after it rifts into our Lego Fortnite world. There’s a ramshackle rebel village that we’ll help build into a Level 10. From there, we can launch assaults on Empire encampments throughout the island. All of this looks to be adding a much more focused narrative hook to the otherwise free-reign of Lego Fortnite.

This event will also include the addition of a Lego Pass. With a free track and paid track, you can unlock various structures and items by completing quests. Purchasing the premium track for 1400 V-Bucks immediately gets you Chewbacca skins for Lego Fortnite and Battle Royale. At the end of each track is a large construction unlock. For the free path, you get the Mos Eisley Marketplace. The paid path gets you the Dusty Durrr Burger Build. It combines the Star Wars aesthetic and a Fortnite classic.

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Along with all the Star Wars excitement, this update also comes with a lot more Fortnite skins getting a proper Lego version. 90 skins will have new models, including Darth Vader, Krrsantan, and The Mandalorian.

Forget all the Star Wars; the biggest feature of this update is that you’ll finally be able to view Lego Fortnite Quests without having to return to the Lobby. Thank the Force for that one.

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