As Edgar Allan Poe (probably) once wrote: Victory Royales are great, quoth the raven nevermore. Yes, the Raven skin has swooped into Fortnite but, to unlock the Raven-themed Nevermore Set, you’re gonna have to shell out on some V-Bucks – or do some serious grinding.
Fortnite The Raven Skin: What is Included in the Nevermore Set
To complete this bird-themed bonanza, you’re going to need two items to complete the Nevermore Set. The first of which is the dark-clad Raven skin to wear over your entire body in-game.
There’s also the Feathered Flyer, which you’ll only see when jumping off the Battle Bus at the beginning of a game of Fortnite.
Fortnite The Raven Skin: How to Unlock The Nevermore Set
To unlock the entire Nevermore Set, you’re going to need to buy two lots of the 2,500 V-Bucks or, if you have access to the Fortnite Battle Pass, you’ll have to complete several of the challenges and perform well in-game for rewards. This week, this includes the hidden gnome challenge, which could possibly net you several hundred V-Bucks.
Once you have the required amount of V-Bucks, head to the Item Shop and check out the two featured items. These Weekly Cosmetics are the two items found in the Nevermore set: the Raven skin and the Feathered Flyer.
Fortnite: The Raven Skin: How Much Is The Nevermore Set
As it is one of 10 legendary skins, the Raven skin is going to set you back a whopping 2,000 V-Bucks (or roughly $20/£20). The Feathered Flyer will cost users 800 V-Bucks, hence the need to probably buy more than one 2,500 V-Buck pack to tip you over the required amount needed to deck yourself out in the full Nevermore Set and get up to various bird-brained schemes.
Fortnite The Raven Skin: When Does The Nevermore Set Leave The Item Shop
As it’s on the weekly rotation, you can expect both the Raven skin, as well as the Feathered Flyer, to be removed from the Item Shop no later than April 13. So you if you want to get your talons on another legendary skin and an extremely cool-looking glider, you’re gonna have to get a move on.
