Fisch · Rod
Destiny Rod
“The Destiny Rod pulses continuously with the pure essence of luck. (10% Higher chance of Shiny & Sparkling fish)”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+250%
≥ 88% of rods
Lure Speed
+45%
≥ 27% of rods
Control
0.2
≥ 85% of rods
Resilience
+10%
≥ 33% of rods
Max Kg
177,777 kg
≥ 79% of rods
Price
C$190,000
How to get Destiny Rod
- Where
- The Arch (Caleia)
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- 190,000C$
Destiny Rod review
Only 24 of the 184 obtainable rods carry more Luck than Destiny Rod, which has 250 and costs C$190,000 at The Arch (Caleia). The wiki's line says the rod pulses with the essence of luck, and its passive gives a 10% higher chance of Shiny and Sparkling fish.
Its other numbers are strong in places. Control 0.2 is 29th of 185, and the 177,777 kg weight cap is 24th of 117 rods that list one. Resilience of 10 is 129th of 184 and Lure Speed 45 is 139th of 184, so bites take their time and big fish may pull harder than you would like.
The comparison to keep in mind is Cinder Block Rod: luck 300 for just C$50,000, which is more Luck for a quarter of the price. If pure odds are what matter, that is the first stop. Destiny Rod earns its place when you specifically want the Shiny and Sparkling boost, because that effect is built into this rod and is not part of the stat comparison.
For players who fish for variant fish and sell them, the passive is a reason to own it. For everyone else, it is a patient, steady rod that rewards waiting.
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