Key takeaways
- The Fortnite item shop offers rare cosmetic upgrades for players.
- The Jagged Edge pickaxe returns after five years of being unavailable.
- Epic Games uses old events to remember previous versions of Fortnite.
An extremely rare cosmetic upgrade for Fortnite Pickaxes are back in the in-game item shop for players to pick up. Pixies are one of the rarest items here Fortnite shop, as it has not been available for many years.
Thanks to a business model based on regularly adding and selling cosmetic upgrades, Fortnite Players are practically bursting with an array of thousands of items to acquire. While many can be earned for free through the Battle Pass, many are sold in the in-game store. One problem with that model is that Fortnite Item shop rotation regularly brings new and old items in and out of availability. Inevitably, some players may miss out on shop items they might otherwise have liked.
Some players may be waiting longer than most, such as those who missed out on picking up the “Jagged Edge” pickaxe model. As confirmed by a post from Fortnite News account ShiinaBR, Jagged Edge is back in the Item Shop for the first time in nearly five years. Technically speaking, Jagged Edge is just an uncommon (green) rare pickaxe, but that makes it one of the rarest pickaxes. Fortnite This is the absolute amount of time that has passed since it was last available.
Fortnite Jagged Edge Pixx returns after almost 5 years
As a single-item shop pickaxe, the jagged edge is a fairly mundane design: it's a dual-wield type Fortnite A harvesting tool consisting of a pair of hand axes with spikes on the blades. However, it has not been included in store rotation since August 2019. For reference, that was in between Fortnite Before the monumental events of season 10, “The End”, which saw the island destroyed by a black hole, and reborn as a universe. Fortnite Chapter 2.
Perhaps it's a testament to how long it's been since the last time developer Epic Games on the Jagged Edge Store ran something original. Fortnite OG Seasons as limited-time events focused on nostalgia for previous versions of the game. In the eyes of older players, it seems almost quaint for a game that's barely older than a single console cycle, but it performs as well. FortniteIt has staying power from its early days, when it was first reinvented as a battle royale game to capitalize on the then-new trend of massively multiplayer gaming.
