A Cat in Battle Armor: My 2026 Look Back at the March 2024 Fortnite Crew Pack
The March 2024 Fortnite Crew Pack featured Katt, a charming armored calico cat with lore ties, Legacy Styles, and fierce feline flair.
I have a confession: I’m the kind of Fortnite player who says “I’m only doing one match” and then accidentally watches the sun rise. So when the March 2024 Fortnite Crew Pack dropped with a calico cat in an intimidating battle suit, I did not react calmly. I made a noise. My dog left the room. In 2026, looking back at Katt, I still think this was one of the most charming Crew Packs Epic ever packaged. It was cute, it was weird, and it had just enough “please take me seriously” energy to make a cat in armor feel like a legitimate tactical choice. Also, yes, I know it is 2026. Do not sprint to the Item Shop expecting a 2024 cat to be waiting at 2024 prices. Time is rude like that.

The Cat, the Myth, the Battle Suit
According to the leak from iFireMonkey, the March 2024 Crew Pack starred Katt: an adorable calico cat wearing a battle suit that looked like it had seen things. I love a character who can be both huggable and threatening. That is range. Katt also had a family connection that made lore nerds sit up: she was presented as the sibling of Kit, the mech-riding calico from Chapter 2 Season 3. I did not expect Fortnite to give me cat family drama, but here we are, and I am invested.
The pack arrived for Crew subscribers on February 29, 2024, which is a real date that only appears every four years. Fitting, honestly. A leap-day cat in armor feels correct. The February 2024 Crew Pack remained available until 7 PM EST on February 29, and then Katt took over the monthly drop.
Crew Legacy Styles: The FOMO Machine
Recent Crew Packs had been doing the Crew Legacy Style thing: alternate color schemes that unlock the longer you stay subscribed. To get them all, you needed six months of membership. As of the leak, Katt’s Legacy Styles were not confirmed, but I would have bet my last stack of wood that the trend would continue. It is Epic’s favorite trick: give you a cool cat, then give you a slightly different cool cat, and suddenly you are marking your calendar like a responsible adult with a spreadsheet.
| Crew Pack question | My very normal answer |
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| Is Katt cute? | Yes. Legally too cute. |
| Is Katt intimidating? | The suit says yes. The ears say no. |
| Would I ride a dirt bike as Katt? | I would try, crash, and blame the cat. |
| Did I need six months for Legacy Styles? | My wallet said no. My heart said maybe. |
Katt could be used while riding dirt bikes on the Fortnite island, and potentially in other modes as well. Recent Crew outfits had also come with LEGO minifigure versions for LEGO Fortnite, though a Minifigure Style for Katt was not confirmed at the time. I choose to believe a tiny LEGO calico cat in a battle suit exists in some parallel universe. It is a nice thought.

The Perks Were the Real Trap
Here is the part where I stop giggling at cat ears and admit the value was genuinely good. A Fortnite Crew subscription cost $11.99 / £9.99 / €9.99 a month and could be bought through the in-game Item Shop. Any rewards you claimed from your monthly drops could be kept forever. That last part matters. It means you were not renting the cat. You were adopting the cat. The cat was yours.
Subscribers also got:
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Access to the premium track of the latest Fortnite Battle Pass
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1,000 V-Bucks
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Rocket Pass Premium for Rocket League
For a dedicated player, premium Battle Pass access alone could be worth it. A typical Fortnite Battle Pass contained dozens of unique cosmetics and enough V-Bucks to help players buy future Battle Passes without spending extra money. The monthly 1,000 V-Bucks were also nice for premium crossover content and Outfits. And Rocket Pass Premium meant you were essentially getting two battle passes for a discounted price. If you enjoyed car soccer as much as fighting and building on the island, that was a ridiculous amount of value.

I am not saying the Crew Pack was a financial genius move. I am saying it was the closest thing to a bargain in a game where a single emote can cost more than my lunch. The March 2024 pack gave you a character, a pile of V-Bucks, a Battle Pass, and a Rocket League pass. That is not a snack. That is a buffet.

My 2026 Verdict
Looking back from 2026, the March 2024 Fortnite Crew Pack feels like a perfect time capsule. It had a silly concept, a cute animal, a battle suit, and a pile of practical perks. It was not trying to be the most serious cosmetic in the game. It was trying to make me say, “I would absolutely lose a match as that cat,” and it succeeded. Katt remains a great pick for cat lovers and for anyone who enjoys the whimsical side of Fortnite. The only problem is that time keeps moving. If you missed the leap-day cat, you cannot go back and buy the 2024 Crew Pack at 2024 prices. You can, however, appreciate the beautiful absurdity of a calico cat in tactical gear. I know I do. I am a simple player. Show me a cat in armor, and I will start twitching.