About LootWeekly
LootWeekly is an independent site about weekly reward rotations in live-service games. We started with Fortnite's Treasure Hunters mini-season because the numbers changed weekly and nobody was keeping a clean record of them.
How We Source Numbers
Every rate on this site carries one of three labels. If a number has no label, treat that as a bug and tell us.
Published by the game's developer. For Fortnite that means Epic Games and the Fortnite Status account. These figures are quoted as published, including the exact denominator.
Collected by players or dataminers without an official statement. We name the source and the date, and we replace these as soon as an official figure exists.
Derived numbers such as "chests to 50%" or expected hours. The formula is printed next to the table so anyone can reproduce it.
Update Cadence
Treasure Hunters rotates weekly on Sunday (Captain's Day) across five windows, with Treasure Hours on the Saturdays in between. We re-check the reward pool, the drop rates and the countdown within two hours of each rotation, and every page shows the timestamp of its last check. Pages that were not re-checked keep their old timestamp — we do not refresh the date without re-reading the source.
Dated updates are listed on the drop rates page's update log, and retired items are recorded in the rewards archive rather than deleted.
Independence and Corrections
LootWeekly is not affiliated with Epic Games, and we do not accept payment in exchange for a favourable rate or a "guaranteed drop" claim. Fortnite is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc., and game assets remain theirs.
When we get something wrong we fix the page and say what changed in the update log rather than quietly editing it. If you spot an error, email devinkong3@gmail.com with the page URL and the source you are comparing against.
We do not sell accounts, boosting, "lucky" services or drop-rate tools. Any site claiming to guarantee a Fortnite drop is either selling an account or phishing for one.