Fortnite OG Skins Price Guide 2026: Renegade Raider, Black Knight, Skull Trooper, Travis Scott
Fortnite OG skins prices in 2026 fall into three clear bands on TeNET: Season 1 originals such as Renegade Raider (€899) and Aerial Assault Trooper (€799) sit at the top with OG Ghoul Trooper (€1,399) and OG Skull Trooper (€799); Battle Pass legends such as Black Knight cost €149.99 with Full Access or €25.99 as a Not Full Access listing; and event skins such as Travis Scott cost €66.99 with Full Access or €15.99 without. The price of an OG skin is driven by how it was obtained, how long it has been unobtainable and which access type the listing carries, not by how it looks.
Key takeaways
- The four most expensive listings are all skins that required a Season 1 or October 2017 account: Renegade Raider, Aerial Assault Trooper, OG Skull Trooper and OG Ghoul Trooper, priced €799–€1,399.
- Black Knight (Season 2 Battle Pass, tier 70) is the most affordable "true OG" Battle Pass skin, from €25.99 with Not Full Access.
- Travis Scott (April 2020 event) is the cheapest headline skin on this list, from €15.99, because it was sold in the Item Shop and more accounts own it.
- The same skin can differ in price by a factor of five or six between Not Full Access and Full Access; the access type is part of the price, not a footnote.
- Random OG bundles (from €34.99) are the lowest-cost way to land one of these skins if you do not mind which one you get.
Why OG skins cost what they cost
Three factors set the price of an OG account, and they compound. The first is the acquisition window: a skin that was available for a few weeks in late 2017 exists on far fewer accounts than one sold in 2020. The second is whether it can ever return. Battle Pass rewards such as Black Knight and The Reaper have never been re-released, and Epic has said Battle Pass exclusives stay exclusive, while Item Shop skins like Skull Trooper have come back, which is why the "OG" label on Skull Trooper refers specifically to the 2017 version with its purple glow style. The third is the access type, which determines how fully you can secure the account after purchase.
One sentence of context is worth stating plainly: Epic Games applies its own terms to Fortnite accounts, and TeNET is an independent marketplace that is not affiliated with Epic. Prices below reflect what accounts carrying these skins sell for on TeNET as of 2026, not any value assigned by Epic.
Fortnite OG skins price table 2026 (real TeNET listings)
| Skin | Origin | Not Full Access | Full Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| OG Ghoul Trooper | Item Shop, October 2017 (pink style for 2017 owners) | — | €1,399 |
| OG Renegade Raider | Season 1 shop, level 20 unlock | — | €899 |
| OG Skull Trooper | Item Shop, October 2017 (purple glow style) | — | €799 |
| OG Aerial Assault Trooper | Season 1 shop, level 15 unlock | — | €799 |
| Black Knight | Season 2 Battle Pass, tier 70 | €25.99 | €149.99 |
| Travis Scott | Item Shop, Astronomical event, April 2020 | €15.99 | €66.99 |
| Travis Scott + Merry Mint Axe | Event skin plus 2019 retail promo pickaxe | — | €159.99 |
| The Reaper | Season 3 Battle Pass, tier 100 | — | €35.99 |
| Sparkle Specialist | Season 2 Battle Pass | — | €89.99 |
| Blue Squire / Royale Knight | Season 2 Battle Pass | — | €28.01 / €34.99 |
A dash means no listing of that type is currently active. All prices come from the Fortnite catalogue and can change as stock moves; the ranking between skins is far more stable than the individual numbers.
Renegade Raider: the Season 1 benchmark
Renegade Raider was sold in the Season 1 season shop in late 2017 and required reaching level 20 before you could buy it for 1,200 V-Bucks. That combination of an early time window and a level gate is why it is the skin people mean when they say "OG". On TeNET the OG Renegade Raider Full Access account is listed at €899. Aerial Assault Trooper, its Season 1 companion with a level 15 gate, is listed at €799, slightly lower because fewer buyers search for it despite the near-identical scarcity.
Ghoul Trooper is the most expensive listing in the catalogue at €1,399. It appeared in the Item Shop in October 2017 and returned in 2019 with a pink style reserved for accounts that owned it the first time. The premium over Renegade Raider comes from the OG version being verifiable in-game through that style.
Black Knight: the affordable Battle Pass OG
Black Knight was the tier 70 reward of the Season 2 Battle Pass in December 2017 to February 2018. Because Battle Pass rewards do not return, it is a permanent marker of an account that grinded the second season. It is also the most accessible skin in this guide: the 100% Black Knight Not Full Access listing costs €25.99, and the Black Knight Full Access account costs €149.99.
The gap between those two figures shows how much of an OG skin's price is really access. The Not Full Access listing gives you the login without the linked mailbox, the guarantee applies at the moment of purchase, and the previous owner may still have sessions running. Full Access gives you email plus password so you can change everything and keep the account. Casual buyers choose the cheaper listing; buyers who intend to keep the account pay for Full Access. Other Season 2 Battle Pass skins follow the same pattern at lower price points: Blue Squire at €28.01, Royale Knight at €34.99 and Sparkle Specialist at €89.99.
Skull Trooper: OG version versus re-release
Skull Trooper is the skin that causes the most confusion in price comparisons. It first appeared in the Item Shop in October 2017 for 1,200 V-Bucks and returned in October 2018. Accounts that owned it before the return received an exclusive purple glow style, which is what "OG Skull Trooper" means. A regular Skull Trooper is a common Halloween skin and does not command a premium; the OG version with the glow is listed on TeNET at €799 as a Full Access account. A "Skull Trooper account" priced at €20 is almost certainly the re-release without the style.
Travis Scott: the most liquid OG skin
Travis Scott was sold in the Item Shop around the Astronomical concert event in April 2020 for 1,500 V-Bucks and has not returned. It is not an early-season skin, but the licensing situation means it is widely expected to stay vaulted, and demand from players who joined after 2020 is high. Because it was in the shop for several days, many more accounts own it than own Renegade Raider, which keeps the price down: the 100% Travis Scott Not Full Access listing is €15.99 and the Travis Scott Full Access account is €66.99. A combined listing with the Merry Mint Axe, the 2019 retail promo pickaxe, is €159.99, because the pickaxe itself is a scarce redeemable item.
Cheaper routes: OG random bundles
If you want one of these skins but do not need to pick which, the random OG listings are the lowest entry price. The OG Random Full Access account at €34.99 comes with one of Renegade Raider, OG Skull Trooper, The Reaper, Travis Scott or OG Ghoul Trooper. The VIP OG Random at €68.99 widens the pool to include Wonder, Wildcat, Ikonik, Black Knight and Galaxy. Two things to understand before buying either: random products guarantee only the stated minimum, meaning one skin from the list, and the distribution is not disclosed, so you should buy it because any outcome would satisfy you, not because you are hoping for the top result.
Promotional exclusives priced alongside OG skins
Several skins are not "OG" by season but are priced like it because they were tied to hardware purchases. Ikonik (Samsung Galaxy S10 promotion, 2019) is listed at €199.58, Galaxy (Samsung Note 9 and Tab S4, 2018) at €79.98, Wonder (Honor 20 promotion, 2019) at €359.99 and Wildcat (Nintendo Switch bundle, 2020) at €159.99. For a broader ranking that includes these, read our full list of the rarest Fortnite skins in 2026.
How to buy an OG account on TeNET
Payment is by card through Stripe or in crypto through Cryptomus. The credentials are delivered into the order chat, usually within about an hour and within 24 hours at most. From delivery you have a 48-hour check window: verify the skin is present and the access type matches, and if anything is off, report it in the chat for a replacement or a refund under our refund policy. As an EU marketplace TeNET also honours the two-year legal conformity guarantee for digital content. Because delivery is digital and you consent at checkout, the statutory withdrawal right ends at delivery, which is why the 48-hour check window matters. Support is available daily from 9:00 to 23:00 CET, and the FAQ covers securing a Full Access account on day one.
FAQ
How much is a Renegade Raider account in 2026?
On TeNET the OG Renegade Raider Full Access account is listed at €899. It sits below OG Ghoul Trooper (€1,399) and above OG Skull Trooper and Aerial Assault Trooper (€799 each).
Why is Black Knight so much cheaper than Renegade Raider?
Black Knight was a Battle Pass reward in Season 2, which ran for roughly two months and was played by far more people than Season 1. More surviving accounts mean lower prices: €25.99 with Not Full Access, €149.99 with Full Access.
Is a Travis Scott skin account worth €15.99?
For casual use, yes, provided you understand the Not Full Access terms: the guarantee applies at the moment of purchase and you do not receive the linked mailbox. If you want to keep the account, the €66.99 Full Access version lets you change the email and password.
What is the difference between OG Skull Trooper and a normal Skull Trooper?
The OG version was owned before the October 2018 re-release and carries an exclusive purple glow style. The regular version has no premium. Always confirm the style is visible before the 48-hour check window closes.
Can I pick which skin comes with an OG Random account?
No. You receive one skin from the stated list, and the listing guarantees only that minimum. Buy it if any skin on the list would satisfy you.
Where to go next
OG skin prices in 2026 are consistent and explainable once you separate acquisition scarcity from access type. If you want a specific skin, compare the Not Full Access and Full Access listings for it side by side; if any OG skin would do, start with OG Random at €34.99. Browse the current Fortnite OG account listings on TeNET, check the access label, and use the 48-hour window to confirm what you paid for.