Fortnite Power Hour today has been replaced by Treasure Hours, and on November 14 the event runs in two Cursed Treasure Hours sessions with boosted Pirate Token drop rates. The first window opens at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET and the second at 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET, each lasting two hours.
That matters because players hunting the Pirate Token only get the better odds during those limited windows. The normal drop rate sits at 1 in 137,500 per Treasure Chest, but the first November 14 session gets a 1.5× boost, which lifts the odds to about 1 in 91,667 per chest.
Epic Games also gave this weekend’s Power Hour a different shape than a standard reward run. Cursed Sprites are easier to find during the event, and carrying one improves the chances of finding rarer Sprite variants. Players also start with Lil Uzi Vert’s Lil’ SMG and a Self-Revive Device, which makes the session feel less like a timed loot grind and more like a short burst of modified rules inside Fortnite.
The part that still leaves players guessing is the second session. Last Saturday’s second round doubled the normal Pirate Token drop rate, and a 2× boost would push the odds to 1 in 68,750 per chest, but the November 14 details only confirm the 1.5× increase for the first window. Epic says the afternoon round is happening, yet the higher boost is not spelled out the same way for that session.
So the real answer for anyone logging in today is simple: the event is live in two two-hour blocks, the better drop odds are real, and the first session is the only one explicitly tied to 1.5×. Depending on where a player lives, one or both sessions may fall on November 15, but the next confirmed checkpoint is the second Treasure Hour and whether it carries the same stronger Pirate Token rate.
