Overview[1]
The Phoenix Rod is a Stage Fishing Rod obtained in Ancient Isle for 50,000 C$.
The Phoenix Rod is an early game boasting decent stats, with some notable drawbacks. The rod has a 20 buff, which increases its durability and makes it slightly less prone to breaking under tough conditions. Additionally, its maximum weight capacity is limited to, which may restrict its effectiveness when trying to catch larger or heavier fish. One of the standout features of the Phoenix Rod is its passive ability, which has a 40% chance to apply the Scorched mutation. This effect grants a 2.5x sell multiplier, slightly boosting the selling price of affected fish. The rod is a solid option for mid-game progression but gets overshadowed over stronger options such as the Steady Rod. It's passive has a 40% Chance of hooking a fish with the Scorched (2.5x) Mutation, and a 10% Chance of hooking a fish with the Solarblaze (3x) mutation.
How to get it
Where to get it: Ancient Isle.
Stats
- Price
- 50000
- Luck
- 80
- Lure Speed
- 55
- Control
- 0.02
- Resilience
- 15
- Max Weight
- 8,000
- Stage
- 3
- Where to get
- Ancient Isle; Purchasing
- Line distance
- 20
Obtainment
The Phoenix Rod can be obtained from a cave at the back of Ancient Isle, next to the Eclipse Totem and Earth Fragment. It's precise location is
Enchantments
The ideal enchantment for this rod is Resilient or Mystical, due to its low. Alternative enchantments for this rod are: For faster-instant lure speeds, Swift or preferably Hasty. For improvement, Lucky, Divine, or best of all Immortal. For overall stat improvement, Quality. To catch fish more easily and/or for perfect catches, Controlled or Steady.
Notes
Scorched fish sell for 2.5x more than it's original price. Considering the odds, it’s worth about 2 times more on average per fish.
Change History
Stats changed & Passive added in Update 1.29.0
Value
50,000C$
What does this mean?
Fisch's in-game currency. A fish's value is its documented average sell price in C$ — what it sells for at its average weight. A rod's value is its documented shop cost. Both are in-game facts from the community wiki, not a trading consensus. Values are not comparable across games.
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