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It’s not quite enough to have the best fishing rods in Roblox Fisch, but you should know how to enchant them as well. Enchantments can give you a massive edge in the game, especially if you’re trying to fill out your Bestiary. Some enchantments improve the Resilience of your rod; others decrease the time it takes to catch fish, while a select few can grant a power bonus to your Luck stat in Roblox Fisch.
[Updated January 30th – Added a section on Exalted Relics and how to get them.]
How to Enchant Your Fishing Rod in Roblox Fisch
Enchanting is more or less an endgame thing in Roblox Fisch, so if you’re still new, sit this one out until you’ve done the following:
- Reached level 30
- Obtained an Enchant Relic
- Have unlocked access to the Shipwright
The reason you’re better off waiting until level 30 is at that point, you should have a really good fishing rod—at least the Steady Rod—and, more importantly, Merlin will start selling Enchant Relics, which you need to enchant, anyway. (More on that in the next section!)
Once you’ve got your bases covered, set sail for the Statue of Sovereignty, which is north of Moosewood Island. Climb the ladder and enter the mine underneath the statue until you get to an elevator. Speak with Cole and give him $400 to ride the elevator down.
Walk to the end of the cave, to the Keeper’s Altar. Now, it’s very important that you wait until night time. The Keeper’s Altar won’t activate until then. If you see blue tendrils of energy arcing between the stone pillars, then the altar is ready, and you can perform the following steps:
- Equip the fishing rod you want to enchant. If you do not, you may end up enchanting the wrong rod.
- Hold an Enchant Relic in your hands and approach the altar.
- Interact with the altar and confirm you want to enchant your equipped fishing rod.
In doing so, the Keeper’s Altar will grant your fishing rod with a random enchantment!
Where to Get Enchant Relics in Roblox Fisch
Unless you have an Enchant Relic, you cannot enchant your fishing rod in Roblox Fisch. They aren’t as rare as you think, but they can get a little pricey. There are two sources for Enchant Relics: Merlin and, well, finding them in the ocean.
Getting Enchant Relics from Merlin is the “easiest” option, but it comes at the cost of $11,000 a piece, and you need to be level 30 to buy them. You’ll find him on Sunstone Island, at the top of the mountain.
If you’re fishing for Enchant Relics, you’ll need Magnet bait, which you can get from bait crates. You can do that consistently using the Magnet Rod. That’s on Terrapin Island, sold by the Merchant for $15,000. Fish the waters surrounding Sunstone Island, and you’ll catch Quality Bait Crates quite often!
Exalted Relics and Exalted Enchantments Explained
With a simple Enchant Relic, you can enchant your fishing rod with one of 23 (and growing) enchantments. Most are pretty good, with only a handful of stinkers. However, some of the best enchantments come from using an Exalted Relic, which is just an Enchanted Relic, only rarer.
What makes Exalted Relics particularly different, aside from rarity, is that using one will only pull from a smaller group of enchantments called Exalted Enchantments, such as:
- Anomalous: There’s a 1/10 chance you’ll get a duplicate fish with the Anomalous mutation.
- Immortal: Increases your rod’s Luck by 75%.
- Invincible: Grants your fishing rod the same effect as the Reinforcement Rod.
- Mystical: Increase your rod’s Resilience by 45%.
- Piercing: Grants your fishing rod the Stab effect.
- Quantum: Fish have a 1/4 chance of having the Subspace mutation.
- Sea Overload: Fish you real in are 25% bigger.
You can’t get a regular enchantment with an Exalted Relic, nor can you get an Exalted Enchantment using an Enchant Relic.
Where to Get Exalted Relics (& How to Use Them)
I have good news and bad news. The good news is that using an Exalted Relic is not different than an Enchant Relic. Take it to the Keeper’s Altar, while you have a fishing rod you want enchanted equipped, then use it at the altar at night.
Now, the bad news: Exalted Relics are rare, even more so than Enchant Relics, and they can’t bought from Merlin, either. There is a 0.0005% chance you’ll pull one up from fishing (anywhere, in any area). With the Rod of the Exalted One, you can bump that up to 0.00125%.
I have more good news, though. Completing the Keeper’s Secret puzzle in Mushgrove Swamp will actually get you the Rod of the Exalted One and three Exalted Relics!
