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How to Get Frostpine in LEGO Fortnite

Sturdy tools for sturdy trees

One of the joys of Lego Fortnite is witnessing your village grow into something incredible. A wide assortment of materials are needed to build the most impressive structures, not least of them Frostpine. Frostpine is a high-end crafting material that requires some tricky tools to obtain, that’s where this guide comes in. Here’s how to get Frostpine in LEGO Fortnite.

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Tools Needed to get Frostpine

Before we locate Frostpine itself, we must have the right tools to harvest it. Frostpine is a type of wood only grown from sturdy snowy trees in the Frostlands region. An Epic Forest Axe is necessary to chop these trees for Frostpine wood; any axe lower than Epic will not do any damage to Frostpine trees.

You first need an Epic Crafting Bench before crafting an Epic Forest Axe. Here’s what you need to craft the Epic Crafting Bench:

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  • 15 Copper Bars
  • 25 Obsidian Slabs
  • 1 Brute Scale

Copper Bars are obtained with the Metal Smelter. View our Copper Bar guide to see all the recipes and steps to make them. Obsidian Slabs require the Stone Breaker to craft. Lastly, Brute Scales are your reward for defeating the monstrous Brute enemy down deep in the lava caves.

With the Epic Crafting Bench finally built, you can now make the Epic Forest Axe. The materials required to craft the Epic Forest Axe are rather easy to get ahold of if you’re already this far in the game. You just need:

  • 3 Copper Bars
  • 3 Knotroot Rods
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Where to Find Frostpine

After all that work, you finally have an Epic Forest Axe and are ready to claim some Frostpine. The location for Frostpine is, no surprise, in the snowy biome of LEGO Fornite’s randomly generated world. This snow zone is called Frostlands and is easily identified by the white mountaintops in the distance.

frostlands map
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The specific trees that carry the Frostpine material are covered in snow and/or ice within the Frostlands region. They’re all over the place, so you shouldn’t have trouble finding the frost-draped trees. To obtain Frostpine, equip your Epic Forest Axe and swing at the snowy trees eight times.

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The tree will disperse three or more bundles of Frostpine materials for you to collect.

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Congratulations, you’ve successfully hunted down the high-end Frostpine material. Get excited because this material is used in all kinds of cool stuff, such as the Epic variant of tools and weapons as well as the most sturdy base-building materials in the game. Now that you know how to get Frostpine in LEGO Fortnite, discover how to make vehicles and more here on Twinfinite.


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Matthew Carmosino
Matthew Carmosino is a freelance writer for Twinfinite. He started gaming in the mid-90s where his love for SquareSoft RPGs like Chrono Trigger changed him forever. Matthew has been working in the game industry for two years covering everything from story-rich RPGs to puzzle-platformers. Listening to piano music on a rainy day is his idea of a really good time, which probably explains his unnatural tolerance for level-grinding.