Translates the Text on Darth Vader's Katana

Gamers have deciphered Vader's Katana pickaxe in Fortnite, uncovering a series of nonsensical runes that translate to "PRUGJSNZIAWCDKGPJAD. Although the initial reaction was one of disappointment, there remains speculation among some players that this code may have implications for upcoming Fortnite content. Epic Games may have overlooked a chance to include an Easter egg resulting in ongoing curiosity among fans regarding the future significance of this enigmatic code.
Gamers have successfully interpreted the inscriptions etched into Vader's Katana pickaxe in Fortnite, revealing unexpected content. Over the years, Fortnite has engaged in collaborations with numerous prominent franchises, with a few particularly notable for their frequency and variety. Among these, Marvel Comics and Star Wars have made frequent appearances in Fortnite, featuring prominently in battle passes, crossovers, and seasonal events, as well as in the Item Shop with a diverse array of cosmetic items. The latest collaboration between Star Wars and Fortnite occurred on December 24, coinciding with the refresh of the Item Shop, which introduced the Samurai Star Wars skins. The Star Wars Samurai collection comprises the Darth Vader Samurai skin, Vader's Katana pickaxe and back bling, the Stormtrooper Samurai skin, an Imperial Banner back bling, Trooper Kamayari pickaxe, the Lil' TIE Attack emote, and the Trooper Samurai and Vader Samurai wraps. The Katana wielded by Samurai Darth Vader has garnered significant interest among fans, primarily due to the striking red, luminous runes etched into its blade. These runes represent the Sith runic language, referred to as ur-Kittat, which can be converted into the Latin alphabet. A dedicated fan took the initiative to document the ur-Kittat symbols found on the blade and subsequently translated them into Latin letters, anticipating the discovery of a hidden Star Wars reference. However, the outcome did not meet their expectations, leading to a sense of disappointment.

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