Fisch · Rod
Olympian Godbreaker
“A forbidden construct forged from shattered divinity; collapsing gravity, summoning violent cosmic forces, and dragging lesser prey toward inevitable capture under its overwhelming pull”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+265%
≥ 89% of rods
Lure Speed
+98.1%
≥ 80% of rods
Control
0.18
≥ 78% of rods
Resilience
+19.8%
≥ 50% of rods
Max Kg
∞ / —
Price
C$50,000,000
How to get Olympian Godbreaker
- Where
- Olympian Fissure
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- 50,000,000C$
- Disturbance
- +3
Olympian Godbreaker review
Olympian Godbreaker costs C$50,000,000, sold in Olympian Fissure. It carries a passive, a Disturbance of +3 and a Progress Speed of 35. The description presents it as a forbidden construct forged from shattered divinity that drags lesser prey toward capture.
Its numbers are strong across the board without leading anywhere. Luck of 265 ranks 23rd of 184 obtainable rods, Lure Speed of 98.1 is 35th, Control of 0.18 is 45th of 185, and Resilience of 19.81 sits 100th of 184, which is where it is weakest.
The price is the problem. Cinder Block Rod, Dead Man's Rod and Ruinous Oath all have 300 Luck, more than this rod, at C$50,000, C$5,000,000 and C$5,000,000 respectively. Even the dearest of those costs a tenth of what Olympian Godbreaker does. On Luck alone, paying fifty million is hard to defend.
What the money buys is the passive and the Progress Speed bonus on top of a well-rounded stat line. It suits players who already have a strong setup and want a polished, all-purpose rod. For pure Luck per C$, look at the three cheaper rods first.
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