Hidden behind layers of chance and challenge, the Cosmic Relic in Fisch promises power far beyond basic enchantments. Here’s how to obtain this rare secondary upgrade and make it work to your advantage.
How to Obtain Cosmic Relic in Fisch
The Cosmic Relic is mainly found during the Starfall event, when Fallen Stars crash and leave craters – searching these craters gives a small chance to receive a Cosmic Relic each time. It can also be caught while fishing with the Rod of the Cosmos in any body of water, with a very low chance that increases during Starfall; on rare occasions, Cosmic Relics are also available during special admin events that boost the catch rate.
Cosmic Relic is a very rare material in Fisch, with very few methods to obtain it. However, it gives some of the best enchantments in Fisch, so finding it in the game is important. We have listed some of the methods by which you can obtain Cosmic Relics in Fisch.
1. Starfall Event
Players can get Cosmic Relics during the Starfall weather event in Fisch. During a Starfall, various Fallen Star craters spawn across the map. There is a 4% chance that you’ll find a Cosmic Relic in any of the Fallen Stars.
You can simply roam around the map, and if you see any Fallen Star, make sure you check that out. There will be an option to collect the Cosmic Relic, if there are any in the Fallen Star. Simply press ‘E’ to collect it.
The Sundial Totem can also be used to trigger the Starfall event faster and summon Fallen Stars. However, the chances are very low. You can get Sundial Totems in Fisch from the daily shop or Sunstone Cave from the GPS coordinates: -1215, 195, -1040. You can also use the aquarium and collect the totem as AFK rewards.
2. Lucky Cosmic Relic Admin Event
Another way to get the Cosmic Relic is by participating in the Lucky Cosmic Relic Admin Event in Fisch. This is a part of the Fisch weather and admin events lineup. The Lucky Cosmic Relic Admin event takes place every Saturday at 9:00 PM PT and lasts around 3 minutes when the Admin Abuse happens.
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During the Lucky Cosmic Relic event, players can catch the Cosmic Relics normally, like the Enchant Relics. So, make sure you attend the admin abuse during this event to bag some Cosmic Relics.
3. Using Rod of the Cosmos
You can fish a Cosmic Relic using the Rod of the Cosmos from any of the water bodies. However, there is a very low chance of catching Cosmic Relic (1 in 1000) during normal conditions. If you get lucky, you might get one early. However, the chances increase drastically during Starfall (1 in 50).
The only way to obtain a Cosmic Rod was during the Meteorologist Update in Fisch. There is no way to obtain the rod anymore if you missed the update. So, it’s better if you stick to the previous methods of getting a Cosmic Relic if you lack a Cosmic Rod.
How to Use Cosmic Relic in Fisch
Head to the Keeper’s Altar beneath the Statue of Sovereignty at coordinates (20, 160, -1040) during nighttime and pay Cole 400 C$ to ride the elevator down. Equip the rod you want to power up, stand on the enchantment pedestal, and hold the Cosmic Relic in your hand. Press and hold the E key to apply a secondary enchantment to that rod without replacing its regular enchant, then confirm only if you are sure, since Cosmic Relics are extremely rare.
Now that you have managed to obtain a Cosmic Relic after all the hard work, it’s time for you to use it. Players can use a Cosmic Relic to unlock a secondary enchant for their fishing rods in Fisch. That said, follow the steps given below to complete the enchanting process:
- Go to the Keeper’s Altar under the Statue of Sovereignty (20, 160, -1040). Altars are only active at night, so wait until it’s nighttime or use a Sundial Totem.
- Once you’re at the Statue of Sovereignty, talk to Cole NPC and pay him 400C$ to access the elevator. The elevator is used to descend to the Keeper’s Altar.
- Now, equip your desired rod, and hold the Cosmic Relic when on the enchantment pedestal.
- Hold the E key to unlock the secondary enchantment for your rod.
Best locations to farm Cosmic Relics during starfall weather
During Starfall, the best “location” choice is less about a single island and more about where Fallen Stars and spawns cluster the most, plus how quickly you can loop them.
Priority Strategy During Starfall
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Focus on Fallen Stars first, then fish in between spawns; Fallen Stars have around a 4.7-5% chance to contain a Cosmic Relic.
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Use a Sundial Totem to force or speed up Starfall, then server-hop or cycle routes quickly to check as many craters as possible.
Best General Areas To Base At
These are strong regions to “hub” in because they have many nearby Starfall nodes or easy movement:
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Northern Expedition
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Community testing and guides note this area has some of the highest density of Fallen Star spawn nodes on one landmass.
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Set spawn here so you can respawn and quickly sweep multiple crater spots as Starfall continues.
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Central/Main Islands loop
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Guides recommend a loop that lets you see several islands fast: Merlin area → between Merlin and Sundial Totem cave → nearby shores.
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These paths let you check many crater spawns by gliding/ziplining rather than long swims.
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Specific Fallen Star Hotspots
Several videos show recurring crater spots that are efficient to check every Starfall:
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Between Merlin and Sundial Totem cave (around coordinates similar to x-1130, y-225, z-1080) is a recurring Fallen Star location.
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Castaway Cliffs, Mush Swamp, Terrapin Island, Forsaken Shore, and Grand Reef each have 1-4 known spawn spots; routes that hop through these in a fixed order cover many craters per Starfall.
If You Have Rod of the Cosmos
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During Starfall, fishing any body of water with Rod of the Cosmos gives around a 2% chance per catch for a Cosmic Relic, so you can stay near your preferred island while sweeping nearby Fallen Stars between bites.
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In that case, choose lakes/shorelines where you can see a lot of ground to spot new craters without moving far (e.g., high ground edges near Northern Expedition or central islands).
Recommended Farming Pattern
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Set spawn in Northern Expedition (high node density).
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Trigger or wait for Starfall, then:
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Run a fixed Fallen Star route through Northern Expedition → nearby central islands with known spawn spots (Merlin side, Castaway Cliffs, etc.).
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Loot every crater you see (4.76-5% Cosmic Relic chance each).
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Fish with Rod of the Cosmos (if you own it) in between crater checks to double-dip on chances.
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If you say which islands you have unlocked and whether you own Rod of the Cosmos or Sundial Totems, a more precise route (with a step-by-step loop) can be suggested.
Best routes to check Fallen Star craters fast
Fallen Stars always spawn at fixed crater points on islands, so “best routes” are just the fastest loops that pass the most known spots with the least backtracking.
Core Route Principles
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Pick 1-2 island clusters and loop them instead of trying to cover the entire map each Starfall; this keeps your travel time low and crater checks high.
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Always run the same path in the same order so you memorize exact crater spots and can glance at them while moving instead of searching.
Northern Expedition Loop (High Density)
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Start at Northern Expedition spawn. Do a clockwise loop: shoreline → zipline area → glacial grotto entrance → upper plateau, checking each known crater point along the way.
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This island has several documented Fallen Star spots close together, so a single loop there can clear many craters in under a minute once you know them.
Central Islands Loop (Fast Travel Between Spots)
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Begin near Merlin/main hub. Glide or move through a short circuit: Merlin coast → path toward Sundial Totem cave → nearby cliff edges and beaches with known crater spawns.
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This loop is strong because you can chain multiple small islands and coastlines, seeing several crater locations with relatively short gaps in between.
Multi-Island “Figure-8” Route
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For longer Starfalls, link two loops:
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Loop A: Northern Expedition full circle.
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Loop B: Central islands route with Merlin side, nearby cliffs, and one or two adjacent islands that have documented crater points.
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Run Loop A → quick travel back → Loop B → repeat; by the time you finish B, many A spots may have respawned in later Starfalls, making this pattern efficient for repeated events.
Speed Tips While Routing
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Use any movement boosts (mounts, gliders, ziplines, or teleports like Traveler’s Whistle) to cut across height differences and water where routes would otherwise slow.
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Practice each route outside Starfall at least once so that during the event you are only checking crater locations, not trying to find paths or climb spots.
If you describe which islands and movement tools you have unlocked (glider, zipline access, teleports), a step-by-step text route for your exact situation can be laid out.
