


About OG Renegade Raider
Renegade Raider is one of the most recognizable Rare outfits in Fortnite, and OG Renegade Raider accounts for sale are in demand because of how it was originally obtained. GameBoost lists OG Renegade Raider accounts from verified sellers, from small collections built around the skin to stacked accounts with hundreds of other OG items.
Renegade Raider is part of the Storm Scavenger set, and it was first released in Season 1, which ran from October 25 to December 13, 2017. Back then, it unlocked at Level 20 in the Season Shop for 1,200 V-Bucks. Epic never returned it to the regular Item Shop after Season 1 ended, which is why it earned the “OG” label: owning it meant playing Fortnite during its first season.
That changed on December 20, 2024, when Epic brought Renegade Raider back through the OG Season Shop. Today it unlocks at 1,500,000 Season XP (roughly 19 Battle Pass levels) for 1,200 V-Bucks, so the base outfit itself is obtainable again.

Is OG Renegade Raider the Same as Black & Gold Renegade Raider?
Not quite. OG Renegade Raider usually refers to any account that has the skin, including ones that got it through the 2024 OG Season Shop return. Black & Gold Renegade Raider is a separate style, added in Update v33.20, and it was only given to players who owned Renegade Raider back in Season 1, in 2017. Buying the skin today through the OG Season Shop does not come with this style.
That’s why listings often call out “Black & Gold” specifically. An OG Renegade Raider account with the Black & Gold style is proof that the account genuinely dates back to 2017, not a newer purchase. If owning a true Season 1 original matters to you, check for that tag before buying.

What OG Renegade Raider Accounts on GameBoost Include
OG Renegade Raider accounts for sale fall into a few groups:
Smaller collections. Around 27 to 100 skins, often with Mako, Trailblazer, or Royale Knight alongside Renegade Raider.
Mid-size stacks. Roughly 100 to 200 skins, frequently paired with Black Knight, Blue Squire, Royale Knight, and OG Save the World access.
Large stacks. From around 400 up to 545 skins, with IKONIK, Galaxy, Travis Scott, Sparkle Specialist, and Merry Mint Axe showing up often.
Black & Gold tagged accounts. A few listings explicitly flag the Black & Gold style, confirming Season 1 ownership.
Account levels on these listings range from the low hundreds up to over 5,000, and platforms span PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Related categories include Black Knight, Blue Squire, OG STW, and stacked Fortnite accounts.
What to Check Before Buying
Black & Gold tag. Check whether the listing specifically mentions Black & Gold if that style matters to you.
Skin count and companion items. Compare the title’s skin count against the listing’s breakdown.
Platform. Confirm the account matches PC, PlayStation, Xbox, or Switch.
Email access. Check whether the listing states the email is changeable.

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OG Renegade Raider Accounts FAQ
OG Renegade Raider is a Rare outfit from the Storm Scavenger set, first released in Season 1 of 2017 and obtained through the Season Shop at Level 20 for 1,200 V-Bucks.
Yes. Epic brought Renegade Raider back through the OG Season Shop on December 20, 2024, where it unlocks at 1,500,000 Season XP for 1,200 V-Bucks.
The Black & Gold style cannot be unlocked by buying the skin today. It was given only to players who already owned Renegade Raider from its original 2017 release.
Renegade Raider is considered OG because it was exclusive to Season 1 players for seven years before Epic brought it back in December 2024.


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