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Fortnite season 4 week 5 challenge guide: Collect floating rings at Coral Castle

Most weekly challenges in Fortnite feature at least one scavenger hunt, and week 5 of season 4 is no different. This week features a challenge for collecting four floating rings at a location called Coral Castle. The rings are not marked on the map, but luckily there are only four of them to collect, so it’s a quick process. In this guide, we’ll show you where to find all four of them and give you tips and strategies to make it as easy as possible for you to finish this challenge.

Here’s how to collect floating rings at Coral Castle in Fortnite.

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Where to find Coral Castle

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Coral Castle is a massive area in the northwestern portion of the map, and, thankfully, it is labeled. Use the image above for reference. The four rings you’re looking for are spread out around this location, on top of the roofs of the various structures throughout the area. They’re located in the south, middle, north, and northeast. To make this go more smoothly, we highly recommend coming to this area in a helicopter. Otherwise, you’ll need to bring enough wood with you to reach the tops of each building, which can be a pain. You can grab a helicopter in many places, but we usually use the one on the island to the north of Misty Meadows.

Where to find floating rings at Coral Castle

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The map above shows all four locations of the floating rings in Coral Castle. Each of the red dots represents the locations of the four blue floating rings, all of which are on top of large structures in the area. Below, we’ll include images of each floating ring individually.

First ring

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This is the southernmost ring and can be found atop a gold, dome-shaped roof.

Second ring

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The next one is in the center area and is found on top of a building by an orange piece of coral.

Third ring

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The third ring is to the northeast of the previous one, atop another building with a brick roof. This is the easternmost building of the area.

Fourth ring

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The final ring is to the northwest of the previous, at the top of a tall structure with no roof. You’ll find it in the opening of the structure, in the center of four inclines that resemble an upside-down pyramid.

Below, we’ll include a video of the locations of each floating ring. Note that the first one doesn’t appear since we grabbed it in a previous run, but we still show where it is by touching down on the roof with the helicopter.

If you die before being able to grab all four, the game will save your progress, so you can come back and pick up whichever ones you missed in a separate match. From what we’ve seen, this area is a bit busier than normal due to the challenge, but if you come prepared with a helicopter, you’ll have a much easier time since you’ll be able to quickly grab all four rings.

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