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All Medallion locations in Fortnite Chapter 5, Season 3

A player near a medallion in Fortnite.
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A new season of Fortnite means a new cast of bosses with unique items to obtain. This season, your reward for besting the new Mad Max-inspired bosses is Medallions. These items, which first appeared in Season 1, grant your character some of the best buffs in the game. Unlike previous seasons, this time there are only three new bosses, and thus three Medallions to find and equip during a match. The only way to get them is to locate the bosses and manage to take them down. We can’t help you in the fight itself, but can at least show you where to go and what each Medallion does.

All Medallion locations

A map of the boss locations in Fortnite.
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The three bosses this season are Ringmaster Scarr, The Machinist, and Megalo Don. Each one appears in a different POI on the map and drops a unique Medallion.

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Ringmaster Scarr

Scarr is found in the Nitrodome near the center of the map toward the south. She drops the Ringmaster’s Medallion, which grants you unlimited ammo and a minor damage boost.

The Mechanist

Down near the south coast and slightly east is the Redline Rig POI, which is The Mechanist’s lair. His Medallion will allow your shield to regenerate over time.

Megalo Don

The big bad of the season, and the most difficult boss of the trio, is Megalo Don. You can find him in the Brutal Beachhed POI, which is the giant ship beached far to the south and west of Redline Rig. If you manage to take this boss down you can get his Medallion, which gives your character, and by extension your vehicle, infinite Nitro.

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