Fisch Sovereign Enchants Tier List

Fisch has a lot of ways to upgrade your favourite fishing rod. We’ve had Enchants, Exalted Enchants, Twisted Enchants, and Cosmic Enchants, now as the Statue Of Sovereignty reveals its secrets, we now have the Sovereign Enchants. This might be kind of a lot to process, so we put together this Fisch Sovereign Enchants tier list to give you some idea of what to aim for, and what it costs.

Fisch Sovereign Enchants Tier List

This is the part where we rank the Enchants. It’s worth keeping in mind that the different Enchants may have higher Relic costs and therefore more expensive or time-consuming components to assemble, so you will need to factor this into your choices.

The entries are color-coded for this reason.

S Tier

The ones to look for, and the ones to aim for if you’ve got a bunch of the right relics stored up.

• Propensity Spirit
  • An extremely fast stab, a good chance to get a valuable mutation, and a 15% chance to render any catch minigame pretty trivial. This is pretty great.

A Tier

Not the peak of the roster, but these are genuinely super good.

• Starforged Spirit
  • Considerably increases your catch’s weight, as well as your resilience, and gives some nice progress boosting too. It’s probably not the very tip top of the meta, but it’s hard to be disappointed if you get it.
• Menacing Spirit
  • This one has a stab that’s based on movement rather than time, which can be more helpful for extremely active fishes, and immediately boosts your Progress Speed. (Though unlike Propensity, this isn’t the force kind.) This also increases Disturbance which is a slightly obscure mechanic but, basically, more hunts.
• Swift Might
  • Gotta go fast. This enchant is all-in on speed, with boost to Progress Speed, 10% Force Progress Speed, and a large boost to lure speed. Very much a ‘the best defence is a good offence’, and if you already have a high-control, high-resilience rod you want to pair it with, that might be all you need.
• Magnitude Might
  • HEFTY. This is kind of the opposite of Swift Might in that it increases your Control and Resilience. Great paired with speedy rods that suffer from a painfully tough minigame through lack of control.
• Immortal Might
  • Progress Speed, Lure Speed, and a very substantial Luck boost. This serves as a very effective all-rounder.

B Tier

Still good, though not quite as big an upgrade as some of the Sovereign Enchants out there.

• Glimmering Crown
  • Increased Shiny chance is never a bad thing, though as Glimmering doesn’t really offer any bonuses to increase the rod’s performance, it’s best on a fishing rod that’s already rock solid stat-wise.
• Steady Crown
  • More Resilience, Control, and Progress Speed. A relatively unexciting choice, but really not a bad one.
• Stonewake Crown
  • Resilience, and bigger, slower fish. An excellent choice for high Luck rods, with a relatively cheap Relic investment.

How To Get Sovereign Enchants

To get these new enchants, you’ll need to acquire the relics that you need, (including the new Sovereign Relic) and place them into the pillars in the newly, er, altered, Keeper’s Altar. Unlike previous Enchants it does need more than one relic, of differing types.

Sovereign Relics can appear anywhere with very low probability, but your best chance is during a Sovereign Surge, Sovereign Storm, or Sovereign Reckoning server event. If you can find the beam given off by this event and fish inside it, your chance of the Sovereign Relic increases considerably.