Data source
Outfit names, release chapter and season, set names, icons and the daily Item Shop log come from the public data published by the community project fortnite-api.com. The current snapshot is from and holds outfits. The shop log starts on October 30, 2017.
How we count
| Figure | What it means |
|---|---|
| Days in the shop | Number of distinct days the outfit was listed. |
| Returns | Times the outfit came back after at least 7 days away. Short gaps of 1 to 6 days count as the same run. |
| Typical gap | The median length of those breaks, in days. |
| Longest gap | The longest break between two listings. |
| Last listed | The most recent day in the log, compared with the snapshot date. |
Availability levels
Every outfit gets one of five levels based only on returns: Not in the shop (never listed), One run (listed once, no returns), Seldom (1 to 3 returns), Occasional (4 to 9) and Regular (10 or more). The level does not use prices, popularity or opinions, and it is not a rating of an account.
Seasons and sets
The season map uses the chapter and season in which an outfit was introduced. Special seasons such as Remix, X and OG appear as their own squares. Set progress uses the set name in the public data; sets with only one outfit are left out.
Limits
- The community log can miss days or list an item late. We publish it as received.
- Past gaps do not predict when an outfit will return. Wardex does not make that kind of forecast.
- Items with the same name are merged into one entry.
Updates
We rebuild the reference list from a new snapshot regularly. The snapshot date is shown in the footer of every page.