How To Get The Secret Fisch Onirifalx Rod – Three Quests + Stats!

Find out how to complete the three quests to obtain the secret Fisch Onirifalx Rod right here in this guide, which gives you the full run-down, including this rod’s stats and passives.

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Fisch Onirifalx Rod Obtainment

To obtain the Onirifalx Rod, you need to complete a three-part questline which starts in The Depths. First, speak with the Nick NPC, and he will task you with finding a Charred Boot. Charred is a mutation that’s only obtainable with the use of a Zeus Rod, giving each catch a 10% chance to become Charred (0.5x Value).

I also recommend Garbage Bait, as this gives you a higher chance of finding trash items, such as the boot.

Second Quest

Speak with Nick again to get your second quest. This next one requires you to be level 500+, and Nick will ask you to fish up a Wrath Scylla.

Wrath is only obtainable using Poseidon’s Wrath Totem or the Rod of the Zenith. As for Scylla, this secret fish hails from the Veil of Forsaken. You can force one to spawn if you repeatedly use Sundial Totems to trigger its hunt event.

Third Quest

After returning the Wrath Scylla to Nick, you then need to grind out to max level (1,000) and take on Nick’s final fetch quest. This time, he asks for a Wrath, Shiny, Sparkling Floppy. Floppy is a Legendary fish found at the Ancient Isles Pond.

• Wrath: Poseidon’s Wrath Totem or Rod of the Zenith.
• Shiny and Sparkling: Blessed Enchant recommended.

After completion, he will then give you the Onirifalx Rod.

Onirifalx Rod Stats

• Lure Speed: 777%
• Luck: 777%
• Control: 0.17
• Resilience: -Infinite
• Max Weight: Inf KG
• Line Distance: TBA

Despite its permanently negative Resilience, this rod more than makes up for its unfortunate stat with incredible passives such as:

+70% Progress Speed, 50% chance for Levitas Mutation (x7 Value), 7% chance for Sacratus Mutation (x7.7 Value), 3% chance for Puritas Mutation (x10.7 Value).

The rod also has a 30% chance to conjure a giant version of itself to hit the bobber, which fills roughly half of the progress bar at the start of the catch minigame.

Finally, every Perfect Catch reduces the control bar by 0.01, gradually shrinking it but adding +12% Progress Speed as compensation. This caps at 0.07 Control and +120% Progress Speed. Each normal catch adds 0.01 Control and reduces the Progress Speed by 5% until it reaches its default again.