Fortnite Borderlands: Lilith Bundle Prices and Dates

Lilith, the Siren of Borderlands 4

Borderlands 4's most-wanted heroine has entered the Fortnite Item Shop: Lilith, the Siren. She ships inside a single 1,500 V-Buck bundle and the window stays open for exactly one week, which is the usual border for a collaboration character carrying this much fan pressure. Her look follows the Borderlands 4 design closely — the pale body paint, the horns, the dark hair and the exposed wing structures — so anyone who finished the campaign will recognize her immediately. The reason the shop pushes the bundle hard is simple: Lilith is the last new collaboration character of the fortnight and the next large collab is not confirmed yet, so Epic is converting the hype while it is alive.

The Full Borderlands Bundle in the Shop

The Lilith bundle is a single purchase at 1,500 V-Bucks. It contains the Siren skin, a matching emote, and a set of Borderlands weapon wraps that carry the Borderlands 4 muzzle-print aesthetic into the Override loot pool. Buyers also get the cosmetics announced alongside her as part of the same drop. Nothing else in this release is priced separately, so the 1,500 V-Bucks figure is the complete cost. Compared with recent collaboration characters that split skins and extras across multiple bundles, this is one of the cheaper entry points of the season.

Mad Moxxi and Psycho Bandit on Sale

The Borderlands shop wave is not only about Lilith. Mad Moxxi is on sale for 2,000 V-Bucks, which adds the Underdome Megaphone pickaxe and the Moxxi's Tip Jar back bling to her skin for just 500 V-Bucks more than buying her alone. Psycho Bandit is also available at 2,000 V-Bucks — his first Item Shop appearance since 2019, a return that has been outselling Lilith in pre-order tracking. If you want the full Borderlands set, budget roughly 5,500 V-Bucks across the three bundles plus any separate back blings you want.

Gaming Legends Skins Leaving Today

The same day the Borderlands wave arrived, a batch of Gaming Legends skins left the shop. That list includes Shadow, Knuckles, the Sonic 35th anniversary Dr. Eggman, Yennefer, Ciri from The Witcher 3 Remastered and Snoop Dogg. Those skins do not follow a fixed return cycle — historically they cycle back within weeks rather than months, but there is no guarantee and no announced return date for any of them. If one of those six was on your list, that window has just closed.

Should You Buy Lilith?

Buy Lilith if any of three things is true: you played Borderlands 4 and want the character in-game, you collect collaboration skins and want the season's final new collab character, or you want the Borderlands weapon wraps for the Override meta. Skip her if you are V-Buck tight this fortnight — the bundle is 1,500, the extra back blings and the two discounted Borderlands characters together push the total close to 7,000, and there is no confirmed follow-up sale. One practical note: collaboration characters almost never return at a discount, so the 1,500 V-Buck price is unlikely to improve.

Lilith Shop Dates and V-Buck Plan

The bundle lives for one week from release on August 30, 2026, which puts the removal date around September 6. Prices in the Override economy moved in the opposite direction this season — a 50 V-Buck pack costs 75 now — so the 1,500 V-Buck bundle effectively costs more real money than the same bundle did at the start of Chapter 7. Plan your purchase early in the window rather than late: shop removals have not been delayed for individual characters this season, and the Sonic Hours windows that are still running do not extend the Lilith listing.

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