LEGO Fortnite seeds: Best pre-made world codes to use
The seed is strong.
Your starting location in any survival game is vital, so we've taken a look through some of the best LEGO Fortnite seeds to get you started.
Similar to the Minecraft seeds system, you can input a unique code to generate a whole new world in LEGO Fortnite.
Finding a good seed can be greatly beneficial to new players, as some seeds are more generous than others when it comes to finding loot such as Flexwood or Knotroot early on. Conversely, you can get seeds that pose a far greater challenge.
They will also dictate what kind of biomes are present and which you will spawn in. There are deserts, snow-capped mountain ranges and more. With the right seed, you should get exactly what you’re looking for.
If you don’t gel with LEGO Fortnite, you can always check out Fortnite Festival Mode or Rocket Racers, developed by Rocket League creators Psyonix.
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What is a LEGO Fortnite seed?
When you create a world in LEGO Fortnite, you have to make a load of choices first. What sort of terrain do you want? Should survival mode be on or off? And so on!
When you finalise your decisions and load up the world, this 'seed' of an idea will then grow into a fully explorable digital reality.
So the seed is basically all the choices you made before you start playing. If you share your seed with someone else and they use it to make their own world, they will get the exact same start as you did.
Their world will have all the same base properties. However, they won't receive any of the stuff you built in your world after the seed-planting phase!
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What are the best LEGO Fortnite seeds?
It’s early days yet, but we're already finding some pretty stellar seeds and discovering some good worlds to get you started.
To use a seed, you need to enter an up-to-10-digit combination into the Override World Seed box, during the world creation stage.
Coastal Cliff
Seed Number: 12.62.86.60.02
This is our favourite LEGO Fortnite seed so far, spawning you on top of a hill overlooking the coast, with a lake on the other side of the cliff. The Frostlands are close, but you will need to go a bit further to reach the desert, a downside that is worth it for the location. If you struggle with finding caves, there’s also one on the hill, which is a huge bonus.
We first found this Fortnite seed when playing the Sandbox mode, but have now started a survival world with it, creating a cosy hilltop town to keep your LEGO Fortnite villagers relatively safe from attacks.
Countless Caves
Seed Number: 15.20.87.35.29
If you’re struggling to find caves, then this Fortnite seed is for you! You will spawn right in front of a cave, with several others just a short distance away, making it an easy spawn to quickly mine Knotroot or Marble.
According to one Twitter/X user, this seed has over 20 caves nearby, so is well worth trying out.
Arctic Arena
Seed Number: 07.76.77.67.76
Fancy a challenge? This LEGO Fortnite seed places you in the grasslands, completely surrounded by the frostlands.
As first shared by Jolly Lunar, this could be a great seed for any players wanting a more hardcore challenge, as you’ll need to go across the frostlands to reach any desert.
Hefty Hill
Seed Number: 10.83.96.22.08
Putting you right at the foot of a hill, we love this spawn for its base potential.
With a relatively flat hilltop, this is the perfect spot for a fort. It's also close enough to the other biomes and a cave to make collecting resources easy.
Local Lake
Seed Number: 17.06.12.55.72
First found by AceDelusional, this seed puts us on the edge of the three biomes we need, alongside placing us right next to a lake, if you fancy making a boat!
West Wall
Seed Number: 00.14.01.20.00
There hasn’t been a Game of Thrones x Fortnite crossover yet, but if there was, it would be on this seed. You spawn in front of a giant frostland wall, with only a forest behind you.
Exploring beyond the wall will see you traversing through only the cold and ice for as far as the eye can see. Maybe you can build your own Castle Black…
Snowy Summit
Seed Number: 05.05.05.05.05
This seed first shared on Reddit spawns you in front of a very enticing mountain in the frostlands, which would make for a great first expedition once you set up your village.
If you’re concerned about having to find Flexwood, there is a desert nearby, too.
Windy Waterfall
Seed Number: 00.00.00.09.99
We’ve only come across waterfalls a handful of times during our playthrough of LEGO Fortnite so far, and this seed is the one with the closest.
Spawning you on the edge of a river, if you follow downstream you’ll quickly come across a small waterfall and a bridge.
Cosy Cove
Seed Number: 18.20.36.41.59
As found by Misleading, this seed starts you out close to every biome we need: the grasslands, frostlands and desert.
It even has a cove pretty close by that we’re excited to try building a beach house on.
How to find your LEGO Fortnite seed
If you want to share your own seed with other players, you can do this by hovering over your world on the 'Select World' menu.
Here, you will find the LEGO Fortnite seed on the right side, next to the created date.
Simply send that over to your friend and they will be able to start playing on your seed by adding it to the Override World Seed box.
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