Fisch · Rod
Sword of Darkness
“Dare to reach out your hand into the darkness, to pull another hand into the dark from the light.”— in-game rod description
Percentile vs. every rod with data
Rod stats
Luck
+250%
≥ 88% of rods
Lure Speed
+250%
≥ 96% of rods
Control
-0.17
≥ 3% of rods
Resilience
-50%
≥ 3% of rods
Max Kg
1,000,000 kg
≥ 94% of rods
Price
C$50,000,000
How to get Sword of Darkness
- Where
- Black Market
- Cost (as listed on the wiki)
- C$50,000,000
Sword of Darkness review
Sword of Darkness is marked Unobtainable, even though the listing shows a Black Market price of C$50,000,000. You cannot buy it today, so this entry is about what that price once represented rather than a purchase plan.
The stat line is symmetrical in an odd way: Lure Speed 250 and Luck 250, offset by Control -0.17 and Resilience -50, and a 1,000,000 kg weight limit. It has a passive. Since only obtainable rods are ranked, there are no rank positions to quote.
The cost comparison still tells a story. Cinder Block Rod (Luck 300, C$50,000), Destiny Rod (Luck 250, C$190,000) and Dead Man's Rod (Luck 300, C$5,000,000) all have equal or more Luck for much less. The Cinder Block Rod has more Luck for one thousandth of the price, which shows how little the cost of this sword had to do with its Luck.
Its Black Market neighbors are Bone Blade, Electric Guitar, Nates Blade, Sword of light and Upside-Down Rod.
Verdict: a curiosity. If you want Luck near 250, the cheaper obtainable rods above get you there without chasing something you cannot buy.
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