Fortnite v19.10 arrived earlier today and fans were overjoyed to discover that Tilted Towers has finally returned. However, alongside the classic POI returning, the new Fortnite patch also features a new creature known as the Klombos.
This gigantic dinosaur is friendly unless provoked, so there won’t be any added difficulty in your next game of Fortnite. As a matter of fact, the Klombos are actually there to aid you in your next battle.
To get you better acquainted with this new Fortnite creature, we’ve put together everything you need to know about the Klombos.
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What Are Klombos In Fortnite?
The Klombos are large dinosaur-like creatures that have been theorized to live on the island for quite some time. Following the January 18 update, players will now find them stomping around the map.
Although the Klombos are enormously large in size, they are incredibly passive creatures and only aggressive if provoked. Be careful if you do provoke them as they will shoot lava at you from their blowhole.
But if you’re kind to the Klombos and feed them one of the new Klomberries, they will shoot random loot at you in return. Klomberries can now be found in bushes around the island.
These creatures can also be used as a form of transportation. Simply climb up the Klombos’ tail and stand on top of the blowhole on their heads to be launched into the sky and escape a battle.
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When giving them a berry they will change colour upon eating it and shoot out loot in return. You can also use their blow hole as an easy method of transportation
Klombos will also get aggressive and shoot lava from their blowhole
— Jaykey 👑 (@JayKeyFN) January 18, 2022
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Where Can Klombos Be Found?
Thankfully, the Klombos don’t just spawn in one set location, players can find this large dinosaur creature all over the Fortnite island. However, the spawns are random and won’t always be available in the same spots each game.
The Klombos can be seen from high up in the sky, so make sure to look out for one when you next drop-in.
