Fisch is a Roblox fishing game, and the only way to get the Husk mutation is with the Requiem Rod. Craft the rod at the anvil inside the Ancient Archives, then fish with it, and each catch has a 20% chance of applying Husk. Making the rod requires level 1,000, a set of materials, and C$15,000,000.
| Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|
| Level | 1,000 |
| Requis Essence | 5 |
| Requiem Core | 1 |
| Awakened Omnithal | 1 |
| Fossilized Plesiosaur | 1 |
| Coins | C$15,000,000 |
What the Husk Mutation Does to a Fish
Husk changes both how a fish looks and what it sells for. A Husk fish turns light brown and translucent, and its sell value drops to 0.14x its regular price. That makes Husk a value-lowering mutation, so a Husk catch sells for far less than the same fish without it.
Its appeal is completion, not profit. You'd want Husk for a quest, to finish a mutation collection, or to own one specific Husk fish.

Why the Requiem Rod Is the Only Way to Get Husk
The Requiem Rod is the only confirmed way to get Husk, and no other rod applies it. Fishing with anything else won't roll the mutation, no matter how many casts you make.
Appraisal won't help either. Husk can't be applied through appraisal, so there's no way to roll or improve it that way.
How to Craft the Requiem Rod in Fisch at the Ancient Archives Anvil
The rod is crafted at the anvil inside the Ancient Archives, and the level and materials have to be ready before you go there.
- Reach level 1,000.
- Gather the four materials: Requis Essence, Requiem Core, Awakened Omnithal, and Fossilized Plesiosaur.
- Bring the materials and the coins to the crafting anvil inside the Ancient Archives.
- Craft the Requiem Rod.
The rod can't be made until you reach the required level, so that comes first. Gather everything before you head to the anvil so you don't have to make a second trip. Once all the materials are in your inventory, the craft is a single payment of C$15,000,000.

How to Fish for Husk With the Requiem Rod
- Equip the Requiem Rod from your inventory.
- Fish as you normally would and keep casting with the rod.
- Inspect any light brown, translucent fish to confirm it has the Husk mutation.
The 20% chance applies to every catch, not to a set number of casts. Five catches don't promise a Husk fish, and long dry streaks are normal. Back-to-back Husk catches can happen too, so steady fishing is what gets you there.
If you're chasing one specific fish, keep catching that fish with the rod until the mutation rolls on it.









