19 Fortnite Gifts For A Battle Royale Home

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If you haven’t heard of Fortnite, you must have been off of planet Earth for the last year. The online battle game has become so popular it has over 125 million players worldwide. And it’s responsible for some of the funniest (and most awkward) dances around, like the Floss and Orange Justice.

With so many Fortnite fanatics around, it’s likely you know at least one or two. We’ve got a cool roundup of 19 Fortnite gifts for the home that turn any room into a Battle Royale arena this holiday season.

1. Eat Sleep Fortnite Repeat Vinyl Wall Decal Sticker, $25

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2 – 7. Fort Nite Throw Pillows, $5 – $24

8. Keep It 100% Fortnite Unframed Print Poster, $10

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9. Monopoly: Fortnite Edition, $16

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10. 3D Star Series Vinyl Floor Decal, $5

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11. Fortnite Alpaca 3D Illusion LED Night Light, $20

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12. Fort Battle Drop Royale Bathroom Decor, $17

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13 – 16. Fortnite Coffee Chug Mugs, $9 – $18

17. Do Not Disturb Fortnite Door Sign, $15

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18. Fort-NITE 3D LED Chug Mug Night Light, $25

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19. 20×20 Fortnite Battle Royale Map, $50

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