I dropped into Wonkeeland with the storm breathing down my neck and a single exclamation mark on my HUD. One case clicked into my log, and the rest of the island suddenly looked armed and suspicious. I felt the map tighten—this was a short race, not a scavenger hunt.
I’ve chased every marker across matches so you don’t have to guess. Read this like a field manual: fast cues, exact markers, and the small habits that keep you alive while you collect all 12 parts. I’ll point you to the screenshots, the reliable route choices, and the little in-game signals that matter most.
On the map, three clusters sit tight over Wonkeeland, Calamari Canyon, and Shaken Sanctuary — How to find all Stealth Guardian Missing Cases in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3
The island hides the 12 parts in three neighborhood-style clusters. The map image above groups markers into three zones: Wonkeeland for the arms, Calamari Canyon for the torso, and Shaken Sanctuary for the helmet. There’s no fixed order—collect what you can each run—and when you’re near a case an exclamation-mark icon appears to pinpoint it.
Where are the Stealth Guardian missing cases located?
Short answer: Wonkeeland = arms, Calamari Canyon = torso, Shaken Sanctuary = helmet. Epic Games placed each set tightly so a single drop can grab multiple parts. Community hubs like the Moyens I/O gallery and Reddit threads confirm the same clusters, so the map you’re looking at is reliable.
In Wonkeeland the markers hug rivers and ruins — All Missing Arms Cases locations
These four are compact; you can sweep them in one or two drops if you move quickly. The cluster tends to pull players like a magnet, so expect company.
- Northeast Wonkeeland: By the fishing hut, right beside the door. Quick grab, then rotate inland.
- Northeast temple area: Near the lazy river—search around the temple steps and low walls.
- Southern Wonkeeland: Outside a blue building, behind the guard rail. Watch for players using the rail for cover.
- Eastern Wonkeeland: At a broken ramp—case sits near the rubble where players often tunnel.
How do I collect all 12 parts fast?
Drop into one cluster and sweep it, then use a vehicle or a launch pad to hop to the next cluster. Use the exclamation icon as your final locator instead of relying on eyeballing structures. If you prefer stealth, land on the periphery of each cluster and ping the case locations so your squad converges with minimal noise. Content creators on YouTube and community mappers on Fortnite.GG offer route overlays if you want a visual plan to follow.
Bridges and yellow grass hide the pieces — All Missing Helmet Cases locations (Shaken Sanctuary)
Shaken Sanctuary scatters helmet cases across small elevation changes and undercover spots. Move from bridge ends to tree bases and under stairwells.
- West bridge end: Left of the main building, at the western bridge terminus.
- North of the bridge: Under a large tree (map marker shows exact spot).
- Small yellow-grass hill: Case sits under a tree on the hillside—easy to miss if you’re scanning for chests only.
- Under stairs: Turn right from the hill and check beneath the stairs of the nearby building.
Calamari Canyon spreads cases from cliffs to compounds — All Missing Torso Cases locations
Calamari’s four torso cases sit in predictable, repeatable spots. If the island were like a treasure map, these three zones would be the Xs you stitch between.
- Northwest fishing hut: Case by the hut’s main door—first easy target on a calm drop.
- Right of the main road: Small compound by the road; check near fence lines and low walls.
- Cliff foundation: A concrete pad near the cliff—sometimes an Excavation Site spawns nearby; the case is beside it.
- Compound below the “A” on Calamari: Look by a cluster of small white boxes on the floor.
If you want an aggressive run, drop Calamari first and rotate to Wonkeeland; for safer collection, sweep Shaken Sanctuary early and use the bridge to the next cluster. I tested both approaches across voice-matched squads and solo games—both work, but timing and escape routes make the difference.
These cases are small, binary objectives: find the box, pick up the part, mark the log. If you’ve followed the screenshots and the micro-routes above, you’ll shave minutes off each run. Want to argue that one cluster is easier or harder to clear under fire—are you going to take the quiet route or the hot-drop sprint?