Player Search
Look up any Fortnite player by their Epic Games username to view their full competitive profile — tournament history, earnings, and division.
Search by Epic Games display name or account ID
What you'll find
Every competitive career, already written down
Royal Arena indexes more than 20 million Fortnite players, of which 1.9 million hold official tournament results — from FNCS Grand Finals down to daily cups. A profile is built from those official records, so it exists whether or not the player ever visited this site.
Each profile carries the full tournament history — every event with its placement, points and per-game session detail — alongside career prize earningsfrom verified payout tables, the player's official Power Ranking with its history and regional standing, and their current Ranked progress.
Looking for the ladder instead of a person? The PR leaderboard ranks the top 10,000 worldwide; organizations ranks the esports orgs; and the 14-cup tracker checks your own FNCS eligibility.
Questions
Using the player search
- How do I search for a Fortnite player?
- Type the player's Epic Games display name into the search field. You can also paste a 32-character Epic account ID directly — useful when a name has special characters or was recently changed.
- Why can't I find a player?
- Display names must match the Epic Games profile exactly, including capitalisation. If the player renamed recently, the old name may still be cached for up to 24 hours — searching by account ID always works.
- What does a competitive profile show?
- The full tournament career: every official event with placement, points and per-game breakdowns, career prize earnings by season, official Power Ranking history, and current Ranked standing.
- Where does the prize money data come from?
- From the official payout tables of each event. Earnings are stored per event, so a profile shows exactly which tournament paid what, not just a career total.
- How many players are covered?
- Royal Arena indexes more than 20 million Fortnite players, of which 1.9 million hold at least one official tournament result. If someone has played an official event, they have a profile here — no sign-up needed on their part.
- Is the player search free?
- Yes — searching players, reading tournament history, earnings and Power Rankings is free with no account. A free account adds your own dashboard; Platinum adds replay-grade analysis of your games.