Fisch · Rod
Hades' Soul-Scythe
“A Cursed scythe that feeds on every catch, gathering soul energy until it unleashes devastating effects; wisps swarm, and the next victim is claimed with unnatural force.”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+250%
≥ 88% of rods
Lure Speed
+200%
≥ 95% of rods
Control
0.1
≥ 58% of rods
Resilience
+10%
≥ 33% of rods
Max Kg
∞ / —
Price
C$25,000,000
How to get Hades' Soul-Scythe
- Where
- Hades's Underworld of Indefinite
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- 25,000,000C$
- Disturbance
- +5
Hades' Soul-Scythe review
The Hades' Soul-Scythe sits at Hades's Underworld of Indefinite and costs C$25,000,000. The wiki describes a cursed scythe that feeds on every catch, collecting soul energy until it triggers strong effects, with wisps swarming around you.
On numbers it is a solid, fast rod. Lure Speed of 200 ranks 6th of 184 obtainable rods, so bites come quickly. Luck of 250 is 25th of 184, which is high without being at the top. Control is only 0.1 (76/185), and Resilience of 10 is 129th of 184, so it is fragile when a fish fights hard. It also adds +5 Disturbance and has a passive.
The price is the problem. Cinder Block Rod gives luck 300 for C$50,000, Destiny Rod gives luck 250 for C$190,000, and Dead Man's Rod gives luck 300 for C$5,000,000. All of them are cheaper and match or beat its Luck, so you are paying a large premium for the speed and the soul-energy passive.
Verdict: this is a luxury pick. If you already have spare money and want the 6th-fastest bite rate in the game, it is a fun rod to run. If you are saving toward the best Luck per coin, the cheaper rods above make more sense. Do not buy it for Resilience, because it has almost none.
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