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How to get the Aura skin in Fortnite

The Uncommon skin typically comes around once a month.

Aura is one of Fortnite’s oldest skins, but it has never slowed in popularity or relevancy. This is because the character has occasionally received updates lending its owners new outfit styles. That being said, Aura is a fairly common item to obtain; here’s how you can own the skin.

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Since its debut in Chapter 1 Season 8, the Aura skin has only been exclusive to the Item Shop, having appeared over 40 times in the store. Thus, players can expect it to be a part of the daily rotation at least once a month. Aura last landed in the shop on March 17 for 800 V-Bucks for just 24 hours. So, it is more than likely she returns at the same price once more around April 18.

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Potential buyers can also find the skin in the Reverse2K locker bundle, packed in with the Slow Clap Emote, Lucky Pickaxe, and Ripple weapon wrap — all totaling up to 1,400 V-Bucks. Though, the skin’s appeal can be contributed to her diverse, new outfits. This includes Aura Winter Hunter, introduced in Chapter 2 Season 2, and the Charming Aura style, which was revealed in Chapter 3 Season 1.


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Ryan Willcox is a Staff Writer at Gamepur. He is mostly known to cover free-to-play titles, spanning from Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone, to Apex Legends. Outside of games, Ryan's other personal interests are reading scientific nonfiction and running.