Fortnitemares 2026 is still running in Fortnite, and Epic Games has added another set of special challenges called Safety in Numbers. These Fortober quests give players a chance to earn extra XP and unlock free cosmetic rewards by completing challenges in horror-themed creator-made maps.
There are 10 Safety in Numbers Quests in total. Each completed quest grants 10,000 XP, while completing every two quests unlocks an additional reward. If you want to collect all the free items and make progress on your Chapter 7 Season 4 Battle Pass, here is how to complete every Safety in Numbers Quest.
All Fortnite Safety in Numbers Quest Rewards
You can unlock five free cosmetic rewards by completing the Safety in Numbers Quests. Each reward requires a different amount of quest progress, so you need to finish all 10 challenges to collect everything. Here are all the rewards and their requirements:
- Homebase Banner Icon: Complete 2 Safety in Numbers Quests.
- Tarnished Crowbar Pickaxe: Complete 4 Safety in Numbers Quests.
- Welcome to Harrowville Loading Screen: Complete 6 Safety in Numbers Quests.
- Chilling Claws Pickaxe: Complete 8 Safety in Numbers Quests.
- Cuddlz Back Bling: Complete all 10 Safety in Numbers Quests.
The rewards unlock as you reach each milestone. You do not need to complete all 10 quests before receiving your first item, so you can collect the rewards gradually as you make progress.
All Safety in Numbers Quests and How to Complete Them
The main objective for all 10 Safety in Numbers Quests is the same. You must earn XP in horror-themed creator-made islands while playing in a party with friends.
Each quest requires you to earn 80,000 XP in eligible UEFN horror experiences. Completing a quest grants 10,000 XP, and some milestones also unlock one of the free cosmetic rewards.
Follow these steps to complete the challenges:
- Invite your friends and form a party in Fortnite.
- Enter a horror-themed creator-made island built with Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN).
- Play the experience and earn XP until you reach the required 80,000 XP for the quest.
- Repeat the objective for the remaining Safety in Numbers Quests.
- Check your quest progress and claim each reward when you reach the required milestone.
Since all 10 quests use the same objective, you can continue playing eligible horror maps with your friends to work toward the remaining challenges.
Important Requirements for Safety in Numbers Quests
Before starting these challenges, make sure you are playing the correct game mode. Safety in Numbers Quests must be completed in eligible UEFN creator-made horror experiences.
You cannot complete these quests in the following modes:
- Battle Royale
- Zero Build
- Reload
- Horde Rush
- Fortnite OG
Playing in one of these modes will not count toward the required quest progress. Instead, choose a suitable horror-themed creator-made island and earn XP while playing with friends.
Remember that each quest requires 80,000 XP. Completing all 10 quests means working through the objective repeatedly, so choose an experience you and your friends enjoy to make the process easier.
How to Get More XP After Completing the Quests
If you finish all the Safety in Numbers Quests but still need more XP for your Battle Pass, you can continue progressing through other available Fortnite challenges. Regular Fortnite Quests are another option for earning XP. You can also check Kado Thorne’s Fortnite Quests for additional challenges and rewards.
Completing these activities can help you make further progress on the Chapter 7 Season 4 Battle Pass before the Override period ends.
Fortnite’s Safety in Numbers Quests offer 10 challenges during Fortnitemares 2026, with each one granting 10,000 XP. By earning 80,000 XP in eligible UEFN horror creator-made islands while playing with friends, you can work toward all five free cosmetic rewards.
Start by completing two quests to unlock the Homebase Banner Icon, then continue until you earn the Tarnished Crowbar, Welcome to Harrowville Loading Screen, Chilling Claws, and Cuddlz Back Bling. Make sure to use eligible creator-made horror maps, as these challenges do not count in regular Fortnite game modes.