Special fishing and battle food
Where to catch Stonefin, Mirror Pike and Ember Koi, their effects, account cooldowns, daily limits and Triune Broth crafting.
Reborn rules reference · Reviewed 18 October 2026
Fish the water itself
Use ordinary water inside the appropriate hidden hunting region. There are no special fishing markers or dedicated glowing fishing tiles. Both ordinary and custom fishing rods support these catches.
- Unlock the keeper’s passage and complete that region’s hidden arena.
- Meet its character-level gate and reach fishing skill 50.
- Bring ordinary worms and gold. A valid special cast costs one worm and 500 gold.
- Cast on actual water within the region. Each attempt has a 2% catch chance and a 15-second cast interval.
Special catches are already usable battle food. They do not need the ordinary raw-fish cooking process.
Three species, four effects
| Food | Source | Effect | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stonefin | First Sun | 80% physical damage reduction | 10 seconds |
| Mirror Pike | Stillwinter | Reflect 100% of actual received damage; you still take the hit | 5 seconds |
| Ember Koi | Cinderwake | Restore 30% maximum HP each second | 10 seconds |
| Triune Broth | Oathkeeper: 1 of each fish + 10,000 gold | Restore 1% maximum MP each second | 1 hour |
Each food type has its own one-hour account cooldown. Changing characters on the same account does not bypass it. Death ends active effects while cooldowns remain. Offline time counts toward duration and grants no missed regeneration ticks.
Understand reflection
Mirror Pike does not make you immune. You receive damage normally, and the attacker receives the actual damage back, including damage absorbed by mana shield. Overkill is not reflected as extra damage, and reflection cannot bounce recursively.
A repeated cross of energy impacts, a central impact and red REFLECT text make the effect visible. Treat that signal as a short danger window; a five-second duration does not make an unprepared attack safe.
Supply limits and crafting
Each account can catch four special fish per UTC day, with at most two of one species and 15 minutes between successful catches. These are account limits, not a global first-come quota. A failed cast still spends its worm and gold.
At a constant 2% independent chance, the statistical average is 50 attempts, or 25,000 gold in cast fees, per catch. This is an average, not a guarantee or a pity counter. At 500 gold per attempt, an unlucky session can cost considerably more.
Ask an Oathkeeper about food or crafting with one Stonefin, one Mirror Pike, one Ember Koi and 10,000 gold for Triune Broth. Crafting consumes a full set of the three species.
Why this economy exists
Frequent PvP consumes a limited stock; occasional fighters can prepare between battles; hunters can sell tradeable fish to other players. Access quests, cast costs, account quotas and cooldowns constrain production and usage. There is no guaranteed sale price, and these rules cannot promise that a market will never concentrate. Prices and supply need observation as the population develops.
