Per fragment
10,000 XP, reported by one published guide rather than confirmed by Epic's announcement.
Guide sources report XP for each weekly pickup and the X Marks the Zero Point Sliver loading screen for completing all six. Epic's season announcement does not list these quest rewards, so reported values remain clearly labeled.
10,000 XP, reported by one published guide rather than confirmed by Epic's announcement.
X Marks the Zero Point Sliver loading screen, reported by multiple guide sources.
Multiple guides describe the quest and loading screen as free, with no Battle Pass required.
Finish before the December 5 end event and treat the in-game quest timer as final.
The homepage tracker is only a personal browser checklist. Its checkmarks cannot grant a reward or prove completion to Epic Games.
First compare the in-game quest counter with the six fragment pages; a local tracker mark may not match your Epic account. Restart Fortnite after confirming six-of-six progress, then check the Locker and completed quests again. If Fortnite shows an incomplete objective, return to that fragment's location while the quest remains active rather than repeatedly resetting the local tracker.
One published guide reports that earlier fragments remain collectible after their unlock week. Epic's official Treasure Hunters announcement does not confirm that catch-up rule, so availability should be checked in the live quest list before planning a route. Waiting until December 5 leaves little time to resolve a missing pickup or schedule change.
Epic has not published the exact live-event start time or a separate fragment cutoff hour. The site therefore does not convert December 5 into a guessed deadline time. Finish earlier when possible and use the timer displayed inside Fortnite as the authoritative cutoff.