The Avatars and their allies descended upon Fortnite's island, bringing their bending arts, iconic relics, and a whole lot of elemental chaos. It was a crossover that made the Battle Royale island feel like a playground for Air Nomads, Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom warriors, and Fire Nation royalty. At the heart of it all was the Avatar: Elements event pass, a limited-time progression track that rewarded players with cosmetics and Battle Pass levels. To earn those goodies, players had to complete event-specific quests, collecting Chi and Chakra along the way. The island itself seemed to hum with spiritual energy, as if it knew Aang had arrived.

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There were two tracks: free and premium. The free track offered a taste of the event, while the paid track unlocked Avatar Aang immediately and opened the door to a special variant. Talk about a tempting offer. But the real challenge was earning enough Chi to claim everything. And if you wanted the Appa glider, you had to collect all six Chakras. That meant diving deep into the quest list.

All Avatar Elements Pass Rewards

The event pass held a total of 22 rewards, with 14 of them being something other than additional Battle Pass levels. That's a lot of loot for one crossover. The table below shows how the free and paid tracks compared, along with the Chi needed for each tier.

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Free Track Paid Track Chi Needed
'Elemental Cycle' spray 'Baffled Aang' emoji 1,000
'Four Elements Banner' back bling 'Aang' Banner Icon 2,000
Battle Pass Level Up Battle Pass Level Up 3,000
'The Four Elements' loading screen 'Aang's Air Sphere' traversal emote 4,000
Battle Pass Level Up Battle Pass Level Up 5,000
'Dramyin' guitar 'Momo Messenger' back bling 6,000
Battle Pass Level Up Battle Pass Level Up 7,000
'My Cabbages!' emote 'Avatar Aang' spray 8,000
'Laughing Toph' emoji 'Air Nomad Staff' pickaxe 9,000
Battle Pass Level Up Battle Pass Level Up 10,000
'Sokka's Space Sword' pickaxe 'Avatar State Aang' skin style 11,000

Unlocking every reward could give players a full set for Aang and then some. The free track alone offered fun nods like the 'My Cabbages!' emote, a tribute to the poor cabbage merchant who just couldn't catch a break. The paid track, meanwhile, delivered the Air Nomad Staff pickaxe and the Momo Messenger back bling, letting players carry a little lemur companion into battle. No kidding, that was a fan-favorite.

How To Unlock The Avatar State Aang Outfit

The crown jewel of the event was the Avatar State Aang outfit style. To get it, players needed to earn both Chi and Chakra. Chi came from completing specific quests under the 'Elements' section. Each section required only four completed quests to unlock a Chakra. That sounded simple enough, but there were multiple sections to conquer. To unlock all the rewards, players had to take advantage of many of the quests offered. It was a grind, but a rewarding one.

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The Avatar State Aang style was the ultimate flex. It showed Aang glowing with the combined power of all past Avatars, a visual that sent chills down spines. To reach it, players had to hit 11,000 Chi on the paid track. That meant completing enough quests to unlock all six Chakras, which in turn required finishing four quests in each of the six elemental sections. The math was straightforward: 24 quests minimum, plus whatever extra Chi came from other tasks. But the journey was half the fun. Each quest felt like a mini-lesson in bending, from air scooter races to earthbending puzzles.

As of 2026, the Avatar: Elements event is no longer live. Fortnite has moved on to other crossovers, but the memory of Aang's arrival remains a high-water mark. Players who earned the Avatar State style still wear it with pride, a glowing reminder of the time the Four Nations came to the island. The event pass may be gone, but the legend of Chi and Chakra lives on. And hey, if you missed it, at least you can still watch the cabbage emote in old clips. That's something.