Eternal Driftwood
Ever may she burn.
Eternal Driftwood is a Lava Series glider in Fortnite. It's part of the Everburning Sea set. It was introduced in Chapter 7, Season 2. It has 2 selectable styles.
- Type
- Glider
- Rarity
- Lava Series
- Series
- Lava Series
- Introduced
- Chapter 7, Season 2
- Added to the game files
- 1 April 2026
- Styles
- 2
Styles
Item shop history
Eternal Driftwood has no recorded item shop day — not in fortnite-api.com's shop history (from 30 October 2017) and not in fndb's own archive.
Shop dates combine fortnite-api.com's per-item shop history (from 30 October 2017) with fndb's own daily archive (from 5 August 2026, 91 days). Prices and full shop pages exist only for days in our archive.
Eternal Driftwood — common questions
When was Eternal Driftwood last in the item shop?
Eternal Driftwood has no recorded item shop day since 30 October 2017. Items from a Battle Pass, a quest or a promotion are not sold in the shop, and new items may not have been released yet.
How much does Eternal Driftwood cost?
We don't have a recorded price for Eternal Driftwood. We only know an item's price from days it has appeared in the shop while we were tracking it, and this glider hasn't.
Can you still get Eternal Driftwood?
Most Fortnite cosmetics return to the item shop on rotation, but Epic doesn't publish a schedule and some items — battle pass rewards and promotional items in particular — never come back. There's no reliable way to tell in advance which category any given glider falls into.
What set is Eternal Driftwood part of?
Eternal Driftwood is part of the Everburning Sea set. Items in a set are usually released together and often return to the shop together, though Epic sometimes rotates them individually.
How many styles does Eternal Driftwood have?
Eternal Driftwood has 2 styles: Eternal Driftwood, The Iceberg. Some styles unlock through challenges rather than being available immediately.
Rest of the Everburning Sea set
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