Fortnite leaks reveals Hiss Clique Quest Pack with 1000 free V-Bucks

Fortnite leakers and data miners have been active this season, revealing new information about the game every other day. The latest leak is a new Quest Pack called the Hiss Clique Quest Pack, which will be available for purchase with real money only and cannot be bought using V-Bucks.

While this may sound unreasonable, there's a reason why certain Packs cost real money. Unlike normal Sets/Bundles/Packs, these real-money Quest Packs grant V-Bucks as a reward for completing the Quests/Challenges associated with them. Upon completing all the tasks, players will earn 1,000 V-Bucks.

Hiss Clique Quest Pack comes with all the bells and whistles in Fortnite

Aside from the 1,000 V-Bucks, the Hiss Clique Quest Pack also contains a slew of cosmetic items: Ani Konda (Outfit), Charmer's Coil (Back Bling), Snakebite Slasher (Harvesting Tool), and the Hiss Clique Quest Bundle (which will grant Quests to complete and earn V-Bucks).

For the time being, how much this Quest Pack will cost remains unknown. However, based on the pricing scheme that Epic Games follows, it shouldn't exceed $10. This is taking into consideration that the Golden Touch Quest Pack, which contains Marigold, created by the concept artist Kitsu costs $11.99.

Keep in mind that although this is a Quest Pack, it will not grant any bonus XP of any sort to players. They will only be able to undertake simple tasks to earn V-Bucks. Nevertheless, given that V-Bucks can be used to purchase in-game cosmetics, the Hiss Clique Quest Pack should be well worth the cost. Here's what fans have to say about it:

As seen from the comments, the majority of the Fortnite community is excited for the Hiss Clique Quest Pack to be added to the Item Shop. While there are a few who dislike it, it shouldn't affect how well it performs in the grand scheme of things.

When will the Hiss Clique Quest Pack be added to the Fortnite Item Shop?

In general, there's no fixed date on which Quest Packs get added to the Item Shop. Unlike the Level Up Quest Packs that are introduced to the game a few days prior to the season ending, Quest Packs are added at random.

Since V-Bucks are carried over from one season to the next and are a form of in-game currency, there's no urgency to complete all the Quests associated with Quest Packs.

With all that said, since leakers/data miners have been able to obtain in-depth details about the upcoming Hiss Clique Quest Pack, it may get added sometime this month (April 17, 2023 is being considered as the speculated date). Leakers/data miners will have the exact data/time when Epic Games adds the information to the files.

On that note, those worried that they might miss out on it, there's no need to stress as Quest Packs will remain in the Fortnite Item Shop for quite some time. If nothing else, they'll be available for purchase for at least three weeks.

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