Fortnite Marigold's message dead drop locations
Where to get Marigold's message from the dead drop in Fortnite
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Fortnite Marigold's message dead drop locations are key to helping her take care of the mole problem, which the Imagined Order is currently struggling to deal with. After contending with damaged equipment and stolen intel, it's clear that the IO has been compromised, and using a dead drop is the only way for Marigold to communicate with you covertly in Fortnite so the next steps can be undertaken without giving the game away to the enemy.
If all of this cloak and dagger espionage sounds familiar, it's because there were some dead drops to interact with back in Week 2 of this season. If you don't remember them from that previous assignment, they look like tree stumps with a safe mounted in the top – not exactly inconspicuous, but apparently secretive enough to avoid detection when passing on hidden transmissions. If you're ready to get Fortnite Marigold's message from the dead drop, then here's everything you need to know.
Fortnite Marigold's message dead drop locations
While the previous dead drops were dotted around Weeping Woods, the Fortnite Marigold's message dead drop locations can be found in the area to the west of Lazy Lake near the Primal Pond landmark. We've marked all three of these dead drops on the map below:
- Under the large tree to the north of Primal Pond
- Up the hill to the south of Primal Pond, near a large rune stone
- Up the hill east of the tall pagoda building, by a rock overlooking Lazy Lake
You only need to visit one of these Fortnite Marigold's message dead drop locations to get the instructions on how to deal with the mole, so head to whichever is most convenient from your arrival direction. Interact with the modified tree stump to get the message and this quest is completed, putting you and the Imagined Order one step closer to resolving their current issues.
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