The Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 1 OG Pass was a 45-tier seasonal pass that ran from December 6, 2024, until January 31, 2025, at 2 AM ET. It is no longer available to buy or complete. Epic featured three outfits—Renegade Rebel, Aerial Assault Bomber, and Skull Commander—each with an alternate style.
The detailed page guide reproduced below names 44 reward entries, even though Epic calls the pass 45 tiers and another guide also reports 45 rewards. The unidentified entry is left unguessed, so this is the most complete text-readable list rather than an invented 45th item.
What was the Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 1 OG Pass?
This was the pass for the Chapter 1 Season 1 phase of Fortnite OG that launched on December 6, 2024. Epic described it as “45 tiers of retro rewards with a modern twist on classic items and Outfits.” Unlike a permanent collection, it had a fixed completion window ending January 31, 2025, at 2 AM ET.
Its headline cosmetics were the Renegade Rebel, Aerial Assault Bomber and Skull Commander outfits. Each outfit had a separate unlockable alternate style. The pass also included pickaxes, gliders, wraps, back blings, contrails, emotes, loading screens and banner icons. These are all cosmetic rewards; the pass did not provide a physical product or a separate game installation.
Epic said XP earned in any Fortnite experience could level this pass. That meant the mode used for the match did not determine pass progress, although the pass still had to be owned and completed before the end date. In practical terms, players could keep using their preferred Fortnite experience for XP instead of being restricted to one playlist. The announcement does not provide a tier-by-tier XP table, so exact XP amounts cannot be reconstructed from the text-readable guide.
Epic’s wording calls this product the OG Pass, but many players search for it as the “Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 1 Battle Pass.” Those phrases refer to the same 2024 seasonal reward track in this article, not to the standard Battle Pass from another Fortnite season.
How were pages and unlock requirements organized?
The guide divided the rewards into six pages. Page 1 opened immediately; later pages became available after a cumulative number of rewards had been claimed, with a corresponding player level listed for each page. The claim-count condition is useful when checking an old pass screen, while the level is useful for remembering where the page appeared in the season’s progression.
| Page | Unlock condition shown in the guide | Level shown | Named entries |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Available immediately | Not stated | 8 |
| 2 | 4 total rewards claimed | 7 | 7 |
| 3 | 8 total rewards claimed | 15 | 8 |
| 4 | 15 total rewards claimed | 23 | 7 |
| 5 | 22 total rewards claimed | 28 | 7 |
| 6 | 32 total rewards claimed | 36 | 7 |
The “claimed” figures and levels are two ways the guide describes the same page gates. They are not a promise that every individual reward required a separate level; the page opened when the stated cumulative condition was met. The thresholds also do not prove that the named-entry totals add up to Epic’s 45-tier description, because the text list itself is short by one entry.
For a quick progression reference, the sequence after the opening page was level 7, then level 15, level 23, level 28 and level 36. Players looking at an archived screenshot can therefore identify the likely page by the level shown, the cumulative reward count, or the character theme.
What rewards were on page 1?
Page 1 was available as soon as the pass opened. It established the Renegade Rebel theme and supplied the first outfit, harvesting tool, banner, glider, wrap, loading screen, back bling and emote. This page is the easiest way to distinguish the 2024 pass from the later pages, because it contains the base Renegade Rebel outfit and its matching equipment.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Renegade Rebel | Outfit |
| Renegade Reaver | Pickaxe |
| Homebase Banner | Banner icon |
| Renegade Rider | Glider |
| Eternal Renegade | Wrap |
| Renegade Rebel | Loading screen |
| Rebel’s Rucksack | Back bling |
| Rebel Bubble | Emote |
The repeated “Renegade Rebel” name is intentional: one entry is the outfit and another is a loading screen carrying the same character name. The Homebase Banner name also appears later, so the name alone is not enough to identify a unique page; the listed reward type and page context matter.
What rewards were on page 2?
Page 2 became available after four total rewards had been claimed or at the level-7 threshold shown by the guide. It added three emotes, another pickaxe and a contrail, plus a style for the page-1 back bling and a style for the Renegade outfit line. A style entry is an additional appearance option for an existing cosmetic, not a second base outfit.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Lil’ Tank | Emote |
| Never Yield | Emote |
| Racer’s Reaver | Pickaxe |
| Rebel Joy | Emote |
| Wreckfall | Contrail |
| Rebel’s Rucksack Style | Back bling style |
| Renegade Racer | Outfit style |
The page therefore broadened the first set rather than introducing a new featured character. If you are sorting an old locker list, keep “Renegade Racer” under the Renegade Rebel outfit family and “Rebel’s Rucksack Style” under the matching back bling.
What rewards were on page 3?
Page 3 opened at eight total claimed rewards or the listed level-15 gate. This page moved to the Aerial Assault Bomber theme and included its outfit, while also providing a second wrap, banner, back bling, glider, pickaxe and two emotes. It is the first page in the guide where the Aerial Assault Bomber outfit appears.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Rocket Wrecker | Pickaxe |
| Aerial Classic | Wrap |
| Homebase Banner | Banner icon |
| Bomb Bag | Back bling |
| Pilot’s Charm | Emote |
| Aerial Swagger | Emote |
| Royale Rider | Glider |
| Aerial Assault Bomber | Outfit |
“Homebase Banner” appears again as a named banner entry, just as the Renegade Rebel name appears for more than one cosmetic category. The list should be read row by row, with the type column preserving those distinctions.
What rewards were on page 4?
Page 4 required 15 total claimed rewards or the guide’s level-23 threshold. It supplied the Aerial Assault Bomber loading screen and outfit style, along with a back bling style, contrail, pickaxe and two emotes. This page completes the additional style and presentation items associated with the Aerial set rather than adding another base featured outfit.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Bomb Bag Style | Back bling style |
| Aerial Assault Bomber | Loading screen |
| Rescue Flares | Contrail |
| Captain’s Wrecker | Pickaxe |
| Jet Signals | Emote |
| Da Bomb | Emote |
| Aerial Assault Bomber Style | Outfit style |
What rewards were on page 5?
Page 5 opened after 22 total rewards had been claimed or at the listed level-28 gate. It introduced the Skull Commander set with the outfit and loading screen, then paired them with a back bling, pickaxe, contrail and two emotes. This is the third and final featured-outfit family named by Epic for the pass.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Wraith’s Shadow | Contrail |
| Skull Royale | Emote |
| Ghoul Portal | Back bling |
| Skull Commander | Loading screen |
| Spinal Slicer | Pickaxe |
| Laughing Skull | Emote |
| Skull Commander | Outfit |
As with the first two sets, the loading screen and outfit share the Skull Commander name but are separate rewards. “Ghoul Portal” is the base back bling on this page; its style appears on the final page.
What rewards were on page 6?
Page 6 was the final listed page, opening after 32 total rewards had been claimed or at the level-36 threshold. Its rewards completed the Skull Commander theme with a back bling style, banner, wrap, emotes, pickaxe and outfit style. Reaching this page did not identify an additional featured outfit beyond the three named by Epic.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
| Ghoul Portal Style | Back bling style |
| Homebase Banner | Banner icon |
| Flow Bones | Wrap |
| Outta My Skull | Emote |
| Wraith Slicer | Pickaxe |
| Skele-Dance | Emote |
| Skull Commander Style | Outfit style |
The six-page text list contains three banner-icon rows, three outfit rows, three outfit-style rows, and several supporting cosmetic categories. Those repeated categories explain why a name-based search can look duplicated even when each row represents a distinct unlock.
What types of cosmetics did the pass include?
Across the named entries, the pass mixed character outfits with equipment and presentation cosmetics. Pickaxes included Renegade Reaver, Racer’s Reaver, Rocket Wrecker, Captain’s Wrecker, Spinal Slicer and Wraith Slicer. Gliders were Renegade Rider and Royale Rider. Wraps were Eternal Renegade, Aerial Classic and Flow Bones. Back blings included Rebel’s Rucksack, Bomb Bag and Ghoul Portal, with a style listed for each family.
Emotes appear throughout the pages, including Rebel Bubble, Lil’ Tank, Never Yield, Rebel Joy, Pilot’s Charm, Aerial Swagger, Jet Signals, Da Bomb, Skull Royale, Laughing Skull, Outta My Skull and Skele-Dance. Contrails include Wreckfall, Rescue Flares and Wraith’s Shadow. Loading screens and Homebase Banner entries round out the non-character rewards. This category breakdown is a reading aid based on the 44 named rows; it does not resolve the unidentified 45th tier.
Why do the written lists contain 44 names when Epic said there were 45 tiers?
The discrepancy is in the available text, not in a confirmed replacement reward. Counting every named row in the six-page guide produces 44 entries. Epic’s announcement says 45 tiers, and a separate 2024 guide also reports 45 rewards but presents them in an image gallery whose accessible text does not identify the missing item.
Because no cited text recovers the name or item type of that 45th entry, it should not be guessed. The tables above preserve all 44 names that can be checked in text and clearly mark the list as incomplete by one unidentified reward rather than presenting an unsupported “complete” list. The difference could reflect an omitted row in the text transcription, but that possibility is not proof of what the row contained.
When comparing archived videos, screenshots or locker exports, treat an unlisted cosmetic as unverified unless its name and type can be tied to a reliable contemporaneous record. The official 45-tier statement is the authoritative total; the 44-row tables are the transparent text inventory.
How did this pass differ from the 2023 Fortnite OG Pass?
Fortnite used the OG Pass name for more than one event. The November 2023 pass covered the original, short Fortnite OG season and is not the same product as the Chapter 1 Season 1 pass launched in December 2024.
| Detail | November 2023 OG Pass | Chapter 1 Season 1 OG Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Season timing | Ended December 2, 2023 | December 6, 2024 to January 31, 2025 at 2 AM ET |
| Price information | 950 V-Bucks | A dated secondary guide reported 1,000 V-Bucks; this is not a current availability price |
| Progression return | Up to 1,000 V-Bucks through progression | Not established by the text-readable reward list |
| Featured content | Rewards for the 2023 OG season | Renegade Rebel, Aerial Assault Bomber and Skull Commander sets |
Current support information describing OG Passes at 800 V-Bucks or as included with Fortnite Crew should not be treated as a historical price record for the expired 2024 pass. The dated secondary guide’s 1,000-V-Buck figure is the only stated price for this specific Chapter 1 Season 1 product in the material summarized here, so it belongs in a historical comparison, not a purchase prompt.
What did players need to complete it?
Players needed access to the pass while it was active and had to earn XP before the January 31, 2025, 2 AM ET deadline. Epic’s announcement specifically said XP from any Fortnite experience could level it, so progress was not limited to the Battle Royale mode. The page gates still required the cumulative reward claims or levels shown in the table, and the pass had to be completed within its fixed window.
Nothing in the text-readable list establishes a separate real-money purchase requirement for individual cosmetics, a physical code, or a post-season unlock route. Likewise, the list does not establish how many V-Bucks, if any, were returned through progression. Those details should not be inferred from the older 2023 pass or from current OG Pass support language.
Can players still earn these rewards?
No. The completion window ended on January 31, 2025, at 2 AM ET. The pass was a time-limited digital product, so a present-day pass screen or a current general OG Pass price does not reopen this specific Chapter 1 Season 1 reward track.
For archival purposes, the useful checklist is the six-page order, the five later page gates (levels 7, 15, 23, 28 and 36), the three featured outfits and their styles, and the 44 named entries shown above. Any claim that identifies the unlisted 45th reward needs evidence beyond the text sources summarized here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the same character name appear for different rewards?
The pass used character names across several cosmetic categories. For example, Renegade Rebel and Skull Commander each identify both an outfit and a separate loading screen, while style entries modify an existing cosmetic rather than creating a second base outfit.
What does “available immediately” mean for page 1?
It means page 1 had no earlier reward-count or level gate in the guide. Players still needed access to the pass during its active season; “immediately” did not make the items permanent or free after the season ended.
Can a current OG Pass price be used to work out what the 2024 pass cost?
No. A live support page describes current OG Pass terms, while the 2024 product is historical. The only dated figure supplied for Chapter 1 Season 1 is the 1,000-V-Buck price reported by a 2024 secondary guide, so it should be labeled historical rather than presented as a current offer.
How can I tell whether an old screenshot is from the 2024 pass?
Look for the Chapter 1 Season 1 trio: Renegade Rebel, Aerial Assault Bomber and Skull Commander. A screenshot centered on the 2023 OG season, its December 2, 2023 end date or its 950-V-Buck price belongs to the earlier pass instead.
What level unlocked each page after page 1?
The guide lists level 7 for page 2, level 15 for page 3, level 23 for page 4, level 28 for page 5 and level 36 for page 6. It also describes the same gates as four, eight, 15, 22 and 32 total rewards claimed.
Does the 45-tier total mean there must be a named item missing from these tables?
Epic called the pass 45 tiers, while the detailed text guide names 44 rows. A separate guide also reports 45 rewards but does not expose the names in readable text. One reward is therefore unidentified here; its name and type should not be invented.
Could XP from any mode really count toward this pass?
Epic stated that XP earned in any Fortnite experience could level the Chapter 1 Season 1 OG Pass. The announcement does not provide a mode-by-mode XP rate or a tier XP table, so only the cross-experience eligibility is established.
Is the 2024 pass the same as the 950-V-Buck 2023 OG Pass?
No. The 950-V-Buck price and up-to-1,000-V-Buck progression return belong to the separate November 2023 OG Pass, which ended December 2, 2023. The Chapter 1 Season 1 pass launched December 6, 2024 and featured the three outfits listed above.
The Bottom Line
The 2024 Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 1 OG Pass ran from December 6, 2024, to January 31, 2025, at 2 AM ET. It used six pages and featured Renegade Rebel, Aerial Assault Bomber and Skull Commander, each with an alternate style. The text-readable guide names 44 rewards, while Epic’s official total is 45 tiers; the remaining reward is not identified in readable text.