Key Takeaways
- The Tranquility Rod in Fisch offers a unique mechanic with a rhythm-based mini-game replacing standard reeling.
- To obtain the Tranquility Rod, players must complete a quest in the Lost Jungle, collecting specific mutated fish.
- The required fish have varying mutations, attainable through different rods, baits, and conditions.
- The rod has decent stats but excels by giving a 15% chance to apply the Spirit mutation while fishing.
- Unlocking the Tranquility Rod involves trading or completing the quest, enhancing the game’s fishing experience.
Fisch is a popular Roblox experience where you can catch a variety of fish to make a profit. Moreover, the game features a variety of fishing rods that can catch unique fish. However, the latest update has added the Tranquility Rod that brings a new interesting mechanic to the game.
The Tranquility Rod has an interesting passive, unlike anything we have seen before. Moreover, it is a dev rod, which makes it even more special. However, obtaining this rod is not as easy as you think, as you have to complete a tedious quest first. So, to help you out, here’s a complete guide on how to get the Tranquility Rod in Fisch.
How to Get Tranquility Rod in Fisch
To get the Tranquility Rod in Fisch, you must make your way to the Lost Jungle. Here, head straight toward the middle section, and look for the Sprout NPC who will have a clear exclamation mark hovering above him, so he’s easy to spot.
Interact with Sprout, and he will give you your quest of collecting a ‘band’ of fish. On top of that, each fish must carry a specific mutation. However, one thing to keep in mind is that you need to obtain each fish, meaning you can also trade a particular fish, especially if a certain mutation is proving difficult to obtain on your own.
List of All Required Fish & Their Mutations
To complete the quest, you must catch a bunch of fish with different mutations. Each of these mutations can be applied using different rods, baits, weather events, or by appraising. Below, we’ve provided a table listing all the fish, along with the required mutations and how to obtain them in Fisch.
| Required Fish | Location | How to Get the Mutation |
|---|---|---|
| Lunar Clownfish (x3) | Roslit Bay – Coral Reef | – Catch normally, then appraise for the Lunar mutation (0.58%). – Astral Rod and Event Horizon Rod can apply the mutation at a 5% chance. – Slightly increased odds of getting the Lunar mutation during Moonlit Mirage. |
| Mythical Clownfish | Roslit Bay | – Use the Mythical Rod to catch the fish, as it has a 30% chance to apply the Mythical mutation. – Fishing during Rainbow weather gives a 15% chance. – Appraisal works, but the odds are low (0.029%). |
| Lost Blue Tang | Roslit Bay | – Fish using the Lost Rod, as it has a 36% chance for the Lost mutation. Craft it using materials from the Ancient Archives. – You can also trade for the fish |
| Exploded Great White Shark | Shark Hunt Event | – Fish using the Boom Ball Rod for 50% chance of the Exploded mutation. Unlock it in Desolate Deep by triggering 25 self-explosions to access the secret room (cost: 50k). Keep catching and releasing until you have hooked the fish with the Exploded mutation. |
| Silver Great Hammerhead Shark | Shark Hunt Event | – Catch the shark, then appraise it to get the Silver mutation. |
| Abyssal Shortfin Mako (x3) | Forsaken Shores | – You can catch the fish using the Rod of the Depths (30%), the Abyssal Spectre Rod (25%), or the Abyssal Enchant (20%). – You can also appraise for the mutation at a 0.145% chance |
| Aurora Dumbo Octopus | Roslit Bay | – Catch using the Aurora Rod, as it has a 15% chance and has a 30% chance during Aurora weather. – Aurora Bait also gives 30% chance. |
| Sparkling Butterfly Fish (x3) | Roslit Bay | – Appraisal has 1% chance. – Fish using the Destiny Rod (10%), Seraphic Rod (8% after mastery), Polaris Serenade (3%), Noctone (7%), Chrysalis (20%), Astraeus Serenade (3% after mastery), or Masterline Rod (5%). – Blessed (5%) or Glittered (3%) enchants boost the chances. – Can also be appraised at a 1% chance. |
| Midas Golden Seahorse | Forsaken Shores (Backside abundance) | – Fish using the Midas Rod for guaranteed Midas mutation. The rod can be purchased from the Traveling Merchant for 55,000c$. – Can be appraised at a 0.087% chance. |
| Mythical Treble Bass | Moosewood (Daily Shop area) | – Use the Mythical Rod to catch the fish, as it has a 30% chance to apply the Mythical mutation. – Fishing during Rainbow weather gives a 15% chance. – Appraisal works, but the odds are low (0.029%). |
| Heavenly Trumpet Fish (x2) | Sunstone Island (Back island palm tree) | – Use the Heavens Rod for a 35% chance to apply the mutation. The rod can be unlocked after completing the lengthy Northern Expedition puzzle. |
| Aurora Puffer Flute | Crystal Cove (Waterfall) | – Catch using the Aurora Rod, as it has a 15% chance and has a 30% chance during Aurora weather. – Aurora Bait also gives 30% chance. |
| Lunar Stringed Grouper | Crystal Cove (Waterfall) | – Catch normally, then appraise for the Lunar mutation (0.58%). – Astral Rod and Event Horizon Rod can apply the mutation at a 5% chance. – Slightly increased odds of getting the Lunar mutation during Moonlit Mirage. |
| Midas Spotted Drum | Tidefall → Crowned Ruins | – Use the Midas Rod to guarantee the Midas mutation. – Can be appraised at a 0.087% chance. |
| Heavenly Siren Singer | Atlantis → Ethereal Abyss | – Use the Heavens Rod for a 35% chance to apply the mutation. The rod can be unlocked after completing the lengthy Northern Expedition puzzle. However, unlocking the Ethreal Abyss location requires completing a two-player puzzle. |
| Mythical Hidden Pipefish | Castaway Cliff | – Use the Mythical Rod to catch the fish, as it has a 30% chance to apply the Mythical mutation. – Fishing during Rainbow weather gives a 15% chance. – Can be appraised at a 0.029% chance. |
Tranquility Rod in Fisch – All Stats & Details
The Tranquility Rod in Fisch is a dev rod that features interesting stats across the board. The rod has decent luck and lure speed stats, with a fairly high resilience and control stat. However, it’s not extraordinary, but it is a fun-to-use early game rod. Below, we’ve listed the stats of the Pinion’s Aria Rod in Fisch.
| Fishing Rod | Lure Speed | Luck | Control | Resilience | Max Kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tranquility Rod | 65% | 100% | 0.15 | 30% | 8,000 Kg |
The Tranquility Rod swaps out the normal reeling game for a 4-lane rhythm challenge, similar to games like osu!mania or Friday Night Funkin’. Likewise, notes move through four columns, and you must press the correct keys in time with them.
Accurate hits build progress, while mistakes reduce it. The difficulty increases depending on the fish’s rarity, resilience, and overall progress speed. Additionally, the rod has a 15% chance to apply the Spirit mutation to the hooked fish, making it far more reliable than relying solely on appraisal.
Tranquility Rod Rhythm Mini-Game Explained
When you hook a fish, the usual reeling mechanic switches to a rhythm minigame where you must time your key presses correctly. You can adjust your controls anytime by opening up the Menu, then pressing Preferences, and then clicking on the Rhythm Game Keybinds. Below, we’ve mentioned all the available keybinds.
- DFJK
- ASDF
- Arrow Keys
- W/D
- Gamepad
The rhythm difficulty increases with fish rarity, meaning common fish are easier, while legendary ones are much faster and more chaotic. Missing notes makes high-tier fish harder to catch, so avoid the arrow keys unless you like a challenge.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
You unlock the Tranquility Rod by traveling to the Lost Jungle and speaking with the Sprout NPC. He gives you a quest that requires you to collect a full band of fish, each with a specific mutation.
No, you don’t have to catch every fish on your own. You can trade with others or friends if you’re struggling to obtain a specific mutation.
The Tranquility Rod replaces the standard reeling mechanic with a 4-lane rhythm minigame. You must press keys in time with moving notes to successfully reel in fish.
Yes, it does. The rhythm difficulty increases based on the fish’s rarity, resilience, and overall progress speed debuff.
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