Twin Six Standard Rando - fork question

Hi all.  I built up a T6 Standard Rando at the end of last year, and I'm likely going to start using this bike moving forward as my gravel/mixed surface racer.  I am coming off of a full carbon CX bike (cantilever), so obviously a bit of a change.  I'm in Virginia and regularly do events such as the Devil's Backbone Mountain Cross, Virginia's Rough Roubaix, as well as the Hilly Billy in WV.  If you know any of these events, you know that there is PLENTY of climbing.  So I was somewhat considering swapping out the steel fork for a carbon one on my Rando, but I'm not sure the weight savings alone would really be beneficial here.  Anyone have any thoughts on this?  Suggestions?

Thanks!

A bit more info on the build of the bike may help answer the question some.

An upgraded wheelset may go much further than taking some weight off the fork if your wheels are anchors.  Is it set up 1x or 2x? 

Yeah, you bet. Setup 1x with a Rotor 3D crank and Rival rear derailleur. Wheels are WTB KOMs, so certainly not pigs. TRP Spyre brakes.

What size chainring and cassette are you running? 

Just trying to figure out weight saving options before going the fork route.  

42 front, and will probably go with an 11-32 for the events mentioned (I'm a climber, so this ratio suits me well)