Fortnite continues to expand with exciting new additions like LEGO Fortnite, Rocket Racing, Fortnite Festival, and thousands of player-created islands. Soon, Fortnite’s pass progression systems will adapt to reward players no matter their preferred mode. By the 1st of December, all passes in Fortnite will progress together, with XP gained from any experience contributing to every pass.

Currently, the Battle Royale Battle Pass levels up based on XP earned in any game mode. The next pass to follow this system will be the upcoming Music Pass, previously called the Festival Pass. Beginning 2 November, with the start of Fortnite Festival Season 6 and the next season of Fortnite Battle Royale, the Music Pass will also progress with XP from any source. This update will extend to the Brick or Treat LEGO Pass on 1 December.

Starting in December, Music and LEGO Passes released thereafter will adopt a single track of both free and premium rewards, similar to the current Battle Pass.

As you progress through pass tiers with XP, you’ll be able to claim rewards on unlocked pages of each active pass. You can claim rewards in any order on all passes, just as with the Battle Pass. Each pass can also be set to auto-claim the next available reward as you unlock it.

To streamline the system once all passes are XP-based, Festival Points will be retired on 2 November, followed by Battle Stars and Studs on 1 December. Once these currencies are phased out, the Battle Pass, Music Pass, and LEGO Pass will simply unlock rewards for you to claim as you gain XP.

You’ll still need to purchase the Battle Pass, Music Pass, and/or LEGO Pass separately to access all premium rewards. However, an option to buy all premium passes together will soon be available.

Is there a reward in a pass that you haven’t unlocked yet? Rather than buying levels to reach it, you’ll now have the option to purchase pass rewards directly (up to the allowed limit) on any active pass you’ve purchased, without having to progress through levels first.