How to get the Zero Point Sprite
There is no pinned map marker. You win by opening the right chests, during the right window, and extracting before anyone can contest the drop.
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Prioritise the right containers
Sprite Chests are the primary source — they were added in Chapter 7 Season 3 and carry the highest Sprite concentration. Look for the Zero Point Shard visual so you do not waste time on ordinary loot boxes.
Relic Chests (the blue high-tier chests) are a strong secondary target while you already loot a POI. Standard chests can technically roll a Sprite, but the odds are too low to build a route around them.
- Sprite Chest — highest priority
- Relic Chest — medium priority, loot them when nearby
- Standard chest — ignore for dedicated Zero Point hunts
Multiply rolls with vaults
Vaults are the only consistent source of guaranteed Sprite Chests. Standard vaults hold at least one; the two Epic Sprite Vaults hold three each. A multi-vault loop beats camping a single landmark every time.
Stack the calendar
Mastery Monday (Monday 9 AM ET for 24 hours) raises Legendary and Mythic spawn rates and doubles Sprite XP and Sprite Dust. If you only have one long session a week, put it here.
Saturday Power Hours help more with featured finishes (often Gold) than with the base Mythic — treat them as a parallel goal, not a replacement for Monday.
Trade when time is short
Owners can drop a Zero Point Sprite and later re-summon their copy with Sprite Dust, so legitimate giveaways cost them a grind, not a permanent loss. Match in a quiet lobby, swap, then extract immediately.
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- Land with a Portable Extractor plan already in mind — do not celebrate mid-POI.
- Carry a spare common Sprite before a trade so you are never empty-handed after the swap.