Fortnite Treasure Hunters: How to Contact Slone in Plunder Port

Fortnite Treasure Hunters: How to Contact Slone in Plunder Port

I landed at Plunder Port and felt the map tighten—players swarmed, guns ready, and that tiny phone had to be somewhere in the chaos. I paused by a brick warehouse, heart tugging when the compass nudged north. You can find what you’re after if you know how to read the signs.

I play fast and I play smart, and I’ll point you straight to the Slone Phone so you can finish the quest without wasting a single match. This guide uses what actually works on live Epic Games servers and a few recording tips if you want to clip the find with OBS or NVIDIA ShadowPlay.

You’ll notice a two-story brick building with a slurp tank sticking out of it — Slone Phone location in Fortnite

Slone phone map location marked in fortnite
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The Plunder Port POI sits near the island’s southern edge; the phone hides in the northeast cluster of buildings, not on the docks with the two ships. If you drop into the area, steer toward the bright pink flamingo ship on the east side—then turn inland. The warehouse you want is the large brick structure with a silver slurp tank projecting from its wall.

The warehouse is a lighthouse among low roofs, which makes it easy to spot once you know what to search for. Once inside, walk behind that slurp tank to a small storage room and check in front of the wooden shelves. The Slone Phone is sitting on the floor.

Where exactly is the Slone Phone in Plunder Port?

It’s on the ground in a small storage alcove at the north end of Plunder Port’s brick warehouse—close enough that a white diamond icon with an exclamation point will appear when you’re nearby. That icon only pops up at close range, so find the building first, then sweep the interior.

The phone is small and easy to miss — Contact Slone on the Slone Phone in Plunder Port in Fortnite

Player looking at slone phone on ground in fortnite
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The Slone Phone sits on the concrete in front of a wooden shelf—when you hover over it an “Answer” prompt appears. Stand close, aim at the handset, and hold the button that appears next to the text to complete the mission. It’s one smooth press and the objective ticks off your list.

On the concrete floor the Slone Phone is a single lit match in a dark room—small, bright, and game-changing if you grab it before someone else does. If you’re recording, capture the moment with ShadowPlay or OBS and tag it for social; clips of precise quest finishes perform well on platforms like Twitter and TikTok. Moyens I/O’s newsletter often highlights tight clips like that.

How do you answer the Slone Phone in Fortnite?

Approach the phone, wait for the interact prompt, then press and hold the button next to “Answer.” You don’t need any special gear—just proximity and the prompt. The mission completes instantly when the call connects.

Can other players steal the phone or block the quest?

Yes—Plunder Port is highly contested. If someone is in the warehouse you’ll either have to push, bait them out, or wait for a quiet landing. Drop early if you want the least resistance; drop late if you’re hunting opportunistically between fights.

When this is done, you may want to chain this into other Treasure Hunters missions: hunt a map fragment at The $.$. Rocky, use Sprite Wanted Posters to reveal Sprite Chests, or pursue the Solid Gold A$AP Rocky challenge. These side routes keep momentum without burning matches on random scavenging.

Would you rather sprint for one guaranteed objective per match or gamble on multiple potential finds and argue that the hunt itself is the reward?