Fortnite 's Week 6 Challenges are live, which means there's a new Secret Banner for players to find after completing each one. In this short guide, we'll analyze the latest Loading Screen and reveal where you need to go to get free goodies.
How to Unlock the Week 6 Hunting Party Secret Banner
As has always been the case, the first thing you need to do to unlock the Secret Banner is complete the latest batch of Weekly Challenges. Here's the official list of challenges for Week 6.
Free Challenges
- Place Chillers (three)
- Search a Chest in different Named Locations (seven)
- Damage Trap Eliminations (one)
Battle Pass Challenges
- Land at Shifty Shafts (tiered challenge)
- Deal Damage with a Pickaxe to opponents (250)
- Find a stand with Sheet Music in Pleasant Park (one) (tiered challenge)
- Standard rarity weapon eliminations (one)
Once you complete every challenge on the above list, you'll see this Loading Screen. The major thing worth noticing here is the curved tree on the right. It has a picture of stacked cars and a banner icon carved in its trunk. That tells you where the banner is located.
The Week 6 Secret Banner Location
With that clue in mind, go to the truck tower northwest of the Paradise Palms racetrack and east of Retail Row.
Here's what the location looks like once you get there. The Banner is on top of or around the tower.
That's all you need to know about this week's Hunting Party Challenge. In case you missed them, feel free to check out our guides for previous weeks. You'll need to complete them all to unlock the upcoming Hunting Party skin.
Fortnite is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC and mobile.
Were you able to find this week's Secret Battle Star Banner? Have you completed every Hunting Party Challenge so far? Tell us in the comments section!
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