Plundarrgh and Sweet Dreams: Season 5 Mythic Sprites

Mythic is the rarest tier in the Chapter 7 Season 5 sprite catalog, and four entries carry it: Plundarrgh, Mini Miku, Sweet Dreams, and Zee. This post focuses on the two with fully documented catalog data — Plundarrgh and Sweet Dreams — covering what their Sprite Powers do, how often they actually spawn, and which variants exist for each.

Plundarrgh

Plundarrgh's Sprite Power triggers off a very common in-match action: opening a chest. Doing so grants increased pickaxe speed and movement speed, and the duration of that buff gets longer with each level up, making Plundarrgh a nice pickup for players who loot aggressively and want to move between fights faster.

Spawn chance: According to the Chapter 7 Season 5 catalog, Plundarrgh has a spawn chance of 0.5004%. For context, that's noticeably lower than the Legendary sprites in the same catalog (which sit around 1.25%–1.33%), which tracks with Mythic being the top rarity band this season.

Variants: Plundarrgh has four listed variants:

• Base — Plundarrgh (93.8144% of drops)
• Cursed — Cursed Plundarrgh (3.0928%)
• Jeweled — Fortune Plundarrgh (3.0928%)
• LiquidGold — Gold Plundarrgh (0%)

The Gold variant is listed in the catalog but shows a 0% drop chance, meaning it doesn't appear in the normal spawn pool in Chapter 7 Season 5. Cursed and Jeweled (labeled "Fortune" in-game) are each around 3% of drops within the Plundarrgh family; Epic Games hasn't documented what, if anything, these variants change about the Sprite Power itself, so there's nothing accurate to report there yet beyond their existence and rarity share.

Sweet Dreams

Sweet Dreams works differently from most sprites on the list: instead of a passive or triggered buff, it grants a random item at each level up, and at Max Level it explodes outward with Mythic-tier loot. The value of what it hands you scales up as the sprite levels, so a Level 5 Sweet Dreams held through a match can be a genuine loot swing late game.

Spawn chance: The catalog lists Sweet Dreams' spawn chance as 0%. That means Sweet Dreams doesn't appear in the normal spawn pool in Chapter 7 Season 5 — it's catalogued as a Mythic sprite power, but you won't be finding it on the ground through standard spawns the way you would Plundarrgh or the Rare/Epic sprites.

Variants: Sweet Dreams only has one listed variant:

• Base — Sweet Dreams (100% of drops)

There's no Cursed, Jeweled, or Gold version in the current catalog data. That's a notable contrast with almost every other sprite this season, which ship with the full four-variant spread.

Why the spawn numbers matter

If you're chasing Sprite Mastery or just trying to fill out your Mythic collection, these numbers tell you where to spend effort. Plundarrgh, while rare, is at least obtainable through normal play — a sub-1% spawn chance is low, but it's a real number tied to a real drop pool. Sweet Dreams' 0% figure is a different situation entirely: the catalog confirms the sprite exists and defines its power and variant, but doesn't currently place it in matches through the standard spawn system in Chapter 7 Season 5. Rather than guess at an alternate method, it's more useful to treat it as absent from normal spawns until the catalog itself changes.

This also affects how you think about Sprite Dust. Extracting duplicate Plundarrghs will still feed XP into whichever copy you already own, and leveling it to 5 before banking it (via extraction or a Victory Royale) is what actually counts toward Mastery — reaching Level 5 without banking doesn't unlock anything by itself. Since Sweet Dreams isn't in the normal pool, there's currently no routine way to farm duplicates of it for dust or mastery progress in Chapter 7 Season 5.

Tracking your own Mythic progress

Catalog data tells you the odds, but it doesn't tell you what you personally own or have mastered. That's where fortsprite.co comes in — sign in with your Epic Games account and the full sprite catalog, including every Mythic entry from Chapter 7 Season 5 and prior archived seasons, gets overlaid with your own owned and mastered status, so you can see exactly which sprites — Plundarrgh included — you still need to track down.