


What is the Blue Squire Fortnite Skin?

Blue Squire is a Rare outfit from Fortnite Battle Royale, and it was the Tier 1 reward of the Season 2 Battle Pass. Tier 1 meant players received it the moment they bought the pass, with no grinding needed. The pass launched on December 14, 2017 (December 13 in US time zones) and ended on February 20, 2018. Once it closed, so did the chance to add the Blue Squire Fortnite skin to a locker.
Blue Squire belongs to the Fort Knights set, and it was the first outfit ever placed on a Fortnite Battle Pass. It came with the Squire Shield, the first back bling ever placed on a Battle Pass. The shield was originally attached to the outfit and became a separate back bling when back blings were introduced in Season 3. For anyone after a complete Season 2 setup, a Blue Squire Fortnite account that holds both the outfit and the Squire Shield is the closest thing to the original package.

How Rare Is the Blue Squire Skin in Fortnite?
Blue Squire carries the Rare label, but its scarcity comes from how it was obtained. It has never appeared in the Item Shop, and Epic has never offered it through a bundle, event, or challenge. Epic also stated in 2018 that it planned to keep Season 1 and Season 2 items exclusive. Anyone who did not own the Season 2 Battle Pass between December 2017 and February 2018 missed it, and Blue Squire Fortnite accounts are now the only way to own it.
Season 2 came when Fortnite's player count was far smaller than today's, and not everyone bought the pass. That is why the Squire Shield is often counted among the rarest back blings, and why Blue Squire is rarely seen in matches. It also explains the steady demand for Fortnite Blue Squire accounts among collectors and OG skin hunters.

Blue Squire Fortnite Accounts For Sale

Buying a Blue Squire Fortnite account is the only realistic way to get the skin, since it has been unobtainable since Season 2 ended. GameBoost connects buyers with verified sellers, and live listings range from small accounts that hold little beyond Blue Squire to collections of more than 1,100 skins.
Blue Squire usually sits beside other early items, including Black Knight, which was Tier 70 of the same pass, Sparkle Specialist, Royale Knight, The Reaper, Floss, and Take The L. Many listings also carry OG STW Founder status, and those accounts are collected in the Save the World Founder accounts category. More early items are covered in the Season 2 accounts and OG Fortnite accounts categories.
To buy a Fortnite Blue Squire account on GameBoost, follow these steps:
Look through the available Blue Squire accounts for sale and compare what each one includes.
Select the account that matches your budget and cosmetic preferences.
Complete the purchase through the platform.
Once the order is confirmed, the seller delivers the account credentials fast.
Before buying a Blue Squire Fortnite account, read the whole listing. Each one shows which platforms the account supports, what email access comes with it, and the complete list of skins and cosmetics included.

How Much Is a Blue Squire Fortnite Account Worth?
The value of a Blue Squire Fortnite account depends on what else comes with it. Accounts with only a handful of skins beside Blue Squire sit at the lower end, while accounts that add more Season 2 items such as Black Knight, Sparkle Specialist, and Royale Knight cost significantly more. Other items push the price higher too: Season 1 rewards like the Mako Glider, Season 3 items like The Reaper, OG Save the World access, and larger inventories.
There is no single set price. Two accounts that both carry Blue Squire can differ a lot depending on total skin count, linked platforms, email access, and how much additional OG content is included. Sellers set their own prices, so buyers can browse the available Blue Squire Fortnite accounts and pick the listing that fits their budget.

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Blue Squire Skin FAQ
Blue Squire was obtained by buying the Season 2 Battle Pass for 950 V-Bucks. Tier 1 unlocked the moment the pass was purchased, so no leveling was required.
Blue Squire can no longer be unlocked. The Season 2 Battle Pass ended on February 20, 2018, so the only way to own it now is through an account that already has it.
Blue Squire has never been in the Item Shop. Trackers show zero shop appearances, and Epic stated in 2018 that it planned to keep Season 1 and Season 2 items exclusive.
Blue Squire is not the same as Royale Knight. Royale Knight is the female counterpart from the same Fort Knights set, and the two are separate outfits.
Blue Squire is an OG skin in the sense that it comes from Chapter 1 Season 2, between December 2017 and February 2018. Sellers use "OG" for these early seasons, so Blue Squire accounts are often listed alongside other Chapter 1 items.




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