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Igneous Rupturer

“A blade forged in the heart of a living volcano, the Igneous Rupturer thrums with tectonic fury; Its strike split the waters with molten spires, sometimes branding fish with the Igneous mutation.”— in-game rod description
🍀 Luck +100%Has a passive
Igneous Rupturer in Fisch

Percentile vs. every rod with data

Rod stats

Luck

+100%

≥ 44% of rods

Lure Speed

+60%

≥ 40% of rods

Control

0.3

≥ 96% of rods

Resilience

+85%

≥ 97% of rods

Max Kg

∞ / —

Price

—

How to get Igneous Rupturer

Cost (as listed on the wiki)
—
Disturbance
+11
Hunt focus
Skeletal Leviathan (+2)

Igneous Rupturer review

Scoria Reach is where the Igneous Rupturer is sold, alongside the Daybreaker Rod. The wiki frames it as a blade forged inside a living volcano, and its passive can brand fish with the Igneous mutation.

Its strength is durability and handling. Resilience of 85 ranks 7th of 184 obtainable rods, and Control of 0.3 is 10th of 185, so the reel bar behaves well and the line holds. The rest is unremarkable: Luck of 100 is 104th of 184 and Lure Speed of 60 is 112th, meaning bites are slow and rare fish are no more likely than with an average rod.

The extra stats are specific. It adds +11 Disturbance and 20 Progress Speed, and its hunt focus is Skeletal Leviathan (+2), which tells you what it was built to chase. That is a niche target, so the rod rewards players who actually go after it.

Verdict: this is a control-and-toughness rod, not a general-purpose one. If you struggle to keep fish in the bar or want the Igneous mutation, it is a good pick in Scoria Reach. If you want fast, lucky farming, its middle-of-the-road Luck and Lure Speed will feel slow. Compare it with the Daybreaker Rod on the same island before spending.

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Data sourced from the Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA) and processed automatically; not tested in the game; last synced 2026-10-21.