SkyLabs is our unique version of Skyblock, with a chemical-themed twist. Starting with a tiny island, a few blocks, and a handful of items, your goal is to expand your island, increase its level, complete challenges, and rank up, all of which will earn you access to new items, blocks, and abilities that will help further shape and grow your island in a unique way.

You can get to SkyLabs by doing /skyblock from any world.

Quick Start Guide

Don't want to read the whole tutorial? We recommend coming back to read specific parts later, but if you just want to get into playing, here's what you need to know:

Use /is to get to your island. This is your own island, though you can invite others with the /is team commands (note that you can only have one island, if you join someone else's then you will lose yours)
Your island level is the rough value of your island and represents your progress. Most blocks have value (/value) that increase your island level when placed.
See what you unlock at each island level with /progress.
Chems are unlocked at specific island levels, and cannot be planted until you unlock them. They also require the block you're planting them on to be fertilized. Fertilizer can be made by placing organic materials into composters. See /recipes for how to craft composters, and /compost for which items can be composted.
Generators give you access to new blocks and materials. See /gen to activate different cobblestone generator types. Check /recipes for the recipes to craft Jungle Wood generators.
Complete island challenges of varying difficulty for useful rewards with /challenges.

Getting Started

Skyblock Basics

A fresh island.

To start off, use /is to get your island. Everyone starts with the same basic island, and the following starting items:

9 dirt/grass blocks.
3 sand blocks.
An oak tree and oak sapling.
Two ice blocks and one lava bucket.
Two wheat seeds
Six mushroom stew.

Your goal is to use these items to expand your island. The first thing you want to do (after chopping down your tree for wood) is set up a cobblestone generator. This will give you access to infinite cobblestone (and some other items, see "Generators" below) to increase the size and level of your island.

Island Level

Your island level is the rough value of your entire island. Almost every block you place on your island has value, and your island level is based on the total value of all placed blocks on your island. Your island level will automatically calculate and update every few minutes, but you can also update it manually at any time with /level.

Block Value

Most blocks are worth points that add to your island level when placed on your island.

Some blocks have a cap on the amount of island points that you'll receive from having them on your island. For example, metal/mineral blocks (iron blocks, diamond blocks, etc.) are limited at 50,000 points each. This means that once you have, say, 50,000 points in iron blocks placed on your island, placing additional iron blocks will not further increase your island level.

To see the value of a block, hold it in your hand and use /value.

Level Unlocks

Representing the value and size of your island, your island level is an estimate of how far you have progressed. Many things, including chems, generators, fertilizers, and more, are unlocked at specific island levels. As you reach higher island levels, you'll unlock these things automatically.

To see where you are in terms of island level progression and what you get at each island level, use /progress.

Generators

Generators are the main method of acquiring new items to build and expand your island. There are a few different types of generators, each with different reqiurements and harvesting methods.

Cobblestone Generators

The generator menu (/gen).

Use the /gen command to activate different generators that change what your cobblestone generator makes. The basic Dirty Cobble Generator that you start with will produce mostly cobble, along with a little bit of dirt, and rarely potatoes, carrots, and cocoa beans.

Ore Generators

Cobblestone generators are the main way of farming ores like coal, iron, gold, redstone, lapis, emerald, and diamond. Upon reaching island level 5, you unlock the Tier I Ore Generator, giving you access to farmable coal and iron ore. Better ores are unlocked through higher Ore Generator tiers at higher island levels.

Soil Generators

Along with ores, the cobblestone generator can be used to farm soils like dirt and sand. You unlock the Tier I Soil Generator at island level 5, which creates more dirt than the Dirty Cobble Generator.

You can only have one of either an ore generator or soil generator activated at once.

Jungle Wood Generators

Being a requirement to farm cocoa beans, jungle wood can't simply be farmed with jungle saplings. Instead, jungle wood is obtainable only through Jungle Wood Generators. These generators can be crafted (see /recipes for the recipe) and placed on your island, where they'll start generating jungle wood and leaves. Higher tier Jungle Wood Generators will produce jungle wood quicker.

Basalt Generators

Once you get to the Nether, you can start using basalt generators, which will give you access to many of the blocks from the nether, including netherite.

Chems

As your island grows, you'll have more space to grow chems. Skyblock shares the same type of raw chems as the main gamemode, all of which can be grown on your island and sold at /spawn in the shops area. Growing chems on Skyblock is a bit different from vanilla growing mechanics, requiring a few more steps.

Selling Chems

Selling chems on SkyLabs is much easier than selling them on the main gamemode. To sell your chems, go to /spawn and follow the redstone trail to the shop island. Here you'll find the Chem Dealer NPC, who you can sell your chems to.

Unlocking Chems

You start off only able to grow wheat. Even if you obtain seeds for other chems, you won't be able to plant them until your island level is high enough.

Chems are unlocked at the following island levels:

Wheatium: Level 0
Carrotoenium: Level 5
Potatium: Level 10
Cocobium: Level 20
Canium: Level 30
Cactium: Level 40
Nethwartium: Level 50 (Nether only)
Betronium: Level 60
Pumpkonium: Level 70
Melonium: Level 80
Shroomium R/B: Level 90
Chorufrium: Level 100 (End only)

As you approach island levels that unlock new chems, your generators will start to very rarely drop new chems (see the "Treasures" section of the generator description).

Fertilizer

Once you have a chem unlocked, you can't just plant it like you normally would; you need to fertilize the farmland. Fertilizer is made by composters (see below) and will fertilize your farmland for a limited time, spanning from 20 minutes with Poor Fertilizer to 36 hours with Legendary Fertilizer.

To fertilize the block you want to plant a chem on, right-click the block with fertilizer in your hand. You should get a message, particle effect, and sound. You can right-click a block to see if it's fertilized, and how much longer it will stay fertilized for if it is.

Composting

Fertilizer is produced by composters. Most organic materials can be composted by right-clicking them into a composter, with some items filling the composter up more than others. See /compost for a list of items that can be composted and their compost value. Once a composter is filled up, you'll have to wait some time (higher tier composters are quicker), and then right-click the composter to extract the fertilizer.

There are 7 tiers of composter, with the first tier being craftable right from the start. To see how to make each composter, use /recipes. You'll need some mob drops for the first composter, so it's a good idea to get a mob farm started as early as possible.

As your island level increases, so does the quality of your fertilizer. For example, you start with Poor Fertilizer, which fertilizes for 20 minutes, and unlock Decent Fertilizer at island level 13, which fertilizes for 1 hour. There are five fertilizer qualities: Poor (20 minutes), Decent (1 hour), Standard (4 hours), Quality (12 hours), and Legendary (36 hours).

Challenges

The island challenge menu.

Challenges are one of the main ways to access many items, blocks, and special items that you would otherwise have no way to obtain. You can view the challenges while on your island with the /challenges command.

Challenge Levels

Challenges are divided into six levels: Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Expert. Each level is roughly split into a specific range of island levels. For example, the Beginner challenges can all be completed before reaching island level 5, the Novice challenges before level 15, etc. In order to unlock a challenge level, you must complete at least all except one of the challenges in the previous level (e.g. if there are 10 Beginner challenges, you must complete at least 9 of them to unlock the Novice challenges).

Completing Challenges

Once you have met the requirements for a challenge, complete it by simply clicking it in the /challenges menu. If you have everything you need, you'll instantly get the challenge reward, so make sure you have some inventory room open. If you're lacking any of the requirements, you'll be told what you need.

There are two main types of challenges: inventory challenges and island challenges.

Inventory Challenges

Inventory challenges require you to have particular items in your inventory. The challenge will list which items are required. Often, the items will be removed from your inventory upon completing the challenge.

Island Challenges

Island challenges require you to have specific blocks or entities on your island. The challenge will list which blocks/entities you need, and how close they must be to you when you complete the challenge. The blocks/entities usually won't be removed, but for some challenges they will.

Fishing

Welcome to the SlyLabs Fishing Tutorial! Everything you could need is listed below, but please reach out if you need more help.

Commands

Command	Description
/fish	Brings up the basic help menu with all of the commands.
/fish menu	Brings up the fishing GUI.
/fish codex	Brings up the fishing Codex - a list of all of the fish available on SkyLabs.
/fish shop	Brings up a GUI where you can sell your fish for in-game money.
/fish scales	Opens a GUI where you can weigh your fish for a chance they become worth more.
/fish gut	Opens the GUI to gut your fish for Entropy.
/fish deliveries	Opens a GUI to complete achievement based deliveries to earn money and entropy.
/fish augment	Opens a GUI to view all of the augments and recipes.
/fish augments	View all of the available fishing augments in SkyLabs.

Entropy

What is Entropy?

Entropy is used as the fishings custom currency. You earn this in many forms and is used to craft augments and upgrade your deliveries in /fish deliveries.

Entropy is essential to your entire experience within fishing. Without it, you cannot upgrade your deliveries or craft augments.

How to earn Entropy

There are many ways to earn entropy in SkyLabs. Below is a table outlining all of the possible ways to earn Entropy from fish themselves.

Tier	Catching Fish	Gutting Fish
Bronze	45	40
Silver	110	120
Gold	200	200
Diamond	350	500
Platinum	1250	1000
Mythical	10000	Not Guttable

Fish Sell Shop

Sell all your fishes!

The fish sell shop is access by either doing /fish shop or by opening the /fish menu and clicked on the chest. The fish shop allows you to sell up to 20 fish at a time and varies based on weight and rarity. There is always a special fish on order for a multiplier, so be sure to check that out at the bottom of the GUI!

Rarity	Price
Raw Fish	$5
Bronze Tier Fish	$10
Silver Tier Fish	$55
Gold Tier Fish	$150
Diamond Tier Fish	$500
Platinum Tier Fish	$1000
Mythical Tier Fish	$2500

Deliveries

Deliveries are one of the key ways to earn money and entropy. You can find deliveries every 180 fish that you catch. Deliveries require different fish so make sure to trade between players!

How do you earn deliveries?

You can earn a new delivery every 180 custom fish that you catch. Once you catch enough fish, a message will appear in chat alerting you to your new delivery. You can also view how many fish you need until your next delivery inside of the fish menu by hovering over the delivery icon.

How do deliveries work?

Deliveries are a very simple concept to understand. You hand in the fish, and collect the reward! For clarification:

Get a delivery by catching 180 custom fish.
Catch, trade, buy, or obtain the fish needed for the delivery by some means.
Click on the delivery to start it. This will consume the fish and remove them from your inventory.
Wait until the timer has finished.
Collect your reward by clicking on the icon in the delivery menu.

Upgrades

There are five distinctive upgrades that aid you when completing and earning deliveries. They are outlined below:

Upgrade	Description
Increase Capacity	Increases the amount of deliveries you can hold at one time.
Overclocked	Reduces the time taken to deliver all of the deliveries.
Expert Deliverer	Reduces the fish needed for deliveries.
Pay Rise	Increases the entropy reward from completing deliveries.
Lucky Charm	Reduces the amount of fish needed to earn a new delivery.

It is recommended that you upgrade Lucky Charm and Increase Capacity first to maximize the amount of deliveries that you can earn.

Codex

The Fish Codex is a list of all of the available fish for you to catch on Skyblock! See the table below for each fishes tier and what biome they're spotted in!

Bronze Fish	Conditions Needed	Silver Fish	Conditions Needed	Gold Fish	Conditions Needed	Diamond Fish	Conditions Needed	Platinum Fish	Conditions Needed	Mythical Fish	Conditions Needed
Tuna	Oceans, Plains, Jungle, River, Ice Spike, or Badlands	Eel	Jungle or River	Shark	Ocean or Deep Ocean	Pyro Fish	Crimson Forest, Savanna, or Desert	Man o' War	Ocean, Jungle, River, or The End	Ayanami Fish	All Biomes
Piranha	Forest, Jungle, Ocean, River, or Mushroom Fields	Manta Ray	Deep Ocean, River, or Badlands	Angler Fish	Ocean, Deep Ocean, Jungle, or River	Altair	All Biomes	Rainbow Trout	Ocean, Jungle, Plains, Badlands, or Desert	Shimakaze Fish	All Biomes
Koi	Savanna, River, Jungle, or Snowy Beach	White Fish	All Biomes	Viper Fish	Ocean, Jungle, Desert, or Savanna	Purple Fish	Ocean or Jungle	Rogue Fish	Crimson Forest or The End	Kurumi Fish	All Biomes
Bass	Ocean, Jungle, River, Ice Spikes, or Desert	Mackerel	Ocean, Jungle, River, or Swamp	Tiger Fish	All Biomes	Nep Fish	Plains, Forest, The End, Ocean, or Ice Spikes	Skylar Fish	Ocean, Jungle, Birch Forest, or Savanna	Zero Two Fish	All Biomes
Random Fish	All Biomes	City Fish	All Biomes	Dinomite Fish	All Biomes	Neeko Fish	All Biomes	Berry Fishy	Jungle, Taiga, River, Forest, or Beach	Natsumi Fish	All Biomes
Basic Fish	Jungle, Desert, Plains, or Forest	Nemo Fish	Deep Ocean or Deep Cold Ocean	E-Boy Fish	Forest, Plains, or River	Princess Fish	Lukewarm Ocean, End Barrens, or Forest	Tanya the Evil	Ocean or Desert	Shinoa Fish	All Biomes
Bubbly Fish	All Biomes	Dory Fish	Deep Ocean or Deep Cold Ocean	Weeb Fish	Badlands, Taiga, Beach, Snowy Beach, or Swamp	Ancient Fish	Frozen River	Tohka Fish	All Biomes	Inori Fish	All Biomes
Atlantic Cod	Deep Cold Ocean or Ocean	Marlin Fish	Deep Ocean or Deep Cold Ocean	Ebonkoi	Mushroom Fields or End Midlands	Grand Swordfish	Crimson Forest	Galaxy Rasbora	The Void, Mushroom Fields, or End Midlands	Hibiki Fish	All Biomes
Shrimp	River, Ocean, Birch Forest, and Dark Forest	Damselfish	Deep Ocean, Frozen Ocean, or Lukewarm Ocean	Flarefin Koi	Birch Forest or Jungle	Great Fairy Fish		Unicorn Fish	Ocean and Dark Forest	Ryuko Fish	All Biomes
Chaos Fish	Crimson Forest, Badlands, and Savanna	Frost Minnow	Snowy Beach, Snowy Taiga, or Frozen River	Mudcrab	Badlands or Swamp	Savage Shark	All Biomes	The Yeehaw	Taiga, Eroded Badlands, or Birch Forest	Amaterasu Fish	All Biomes
Angelfish	All Biomes	Hemopiranha	Crimson River, Frozen River, or Taiga	Colossal Catfish	Swamp	Ghostfish	The Void or Warm Ocean	Strawberry Tiger Barb	All Biomes	Ichigo Fish	All Biomes
Catfish	Ice Spikes, Swamp, Ocean, Deep Ocean, Jungle, River, or Birch Forest	Neon Tetra	All Biomes	Mooranha	All Biomes	Void Salmon	The Void	Iridescent Shark	River, Jungle, or Plains	Kotori Fish	All Biomes
Pike	The End, End Barrens, End Highlands, or Eroded Badlands	Red Snapper	All Biomes	Bashful Angler		Tiny Kitten	Deep Ocean	Colossal Squid	Deep Ocean	Nami Fish	All Biomes
Nuptuna	Plains, Swamp, Lukewarm Ocean, Frozen River, or Flower Forest	Octopus	Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Lukewarm Ocean, Cold Ocean, or Ocean	Fairy Fish	All Biomes	Sayori Fish	Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Ocean	Devils Hole Pupfish	River, Jungle, Badlands, or Desert
Red Mullet	All Biomes	Tiger Trout	Warm Ocean and Ice Spikes	Lava Eel	Crimson Forest	Zedfish	Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Ocean	Great White Shark	Ocean, Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Ocean
Sardine	The End	Midnight Squid	River, Ocean, Deep Ocean, Jungle, Plains, Desert, or Badlands	Sir Reginald	Frozen Ocean or Frozen River			Death Manta	Crimson Forest
Bream	Plains, Ice Spikes, or Warm Ocean	Prismite	Beach, Deep Ocean, or Savanna Plateau	Screaming Goat Fish	Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Ocean			Kiwi Fish	Taiga or Warm Ocean
Sunfish	River	Blue Jellyfish	All Biomes	Black Bean Fish	All Biomes			Glazula	Crimson Forest or Badlands
Squid	All Biomes	Red Jellyfish	Ice Spikes, Badlands, The End, Eroded Badlands, or End Midlands					Ariel, the Mermaid	Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Ocean
Blackfin Tuna	Deep Frozen Ocean or River	Pink Jellyfish	Snowy Beach, Swamp, or River					Siren	Ocean or Swamp
Glacierfish	Ice Spikes, River, or Cold Ocean	Honeyfin	Dark Forest, Badlands, or Desert					Elmo	All Biomes
Slimejack	Forest							Trichloromethane	All Biomes
Lingcod	Jungle, Desert, or Deep Ocean							Chlorofish	All Biomes
Sturgeon	All Biomes
Stonefish	All Biomes
Herring	Ocean, Deep Ocean, Deep Cold Ocean, Warm Ocean, or Cold Ocean
Perch	Cold Ocean or Deep Cold Ocean
Ice Pip	Ice Spikes
Halibut	All Biomes
Mud Shark	Cold Ocean, River, or Ocean
Greengill	Forest, Dark Forest, Swamp, or Beach
Ordon Catfish	Dark Forest or Forest
Seabass	Ocean, River, Deep Ocean, Warm Ocean, Cold Ocean, Jungle, or Savanna
Trogdor the Hydrogenator	Plains

Scales

The Fishing Scales allow you to take a chance at making your fish more profitable by weighing them. Place your fish in the scales and test your luck!

The risk vs reward is laid out below:

Risk	Chance to Profit	Bound
Low Risk	70%	+/- Up-To 20% on base price.
Medium Risk	60%	+/- Up-To 40% on base price.
High Risk	50%	+/- Up-To 60% on base price.
Extreme Risk	40%	+/- Up-To 80% on base price.

Fish Bag

The fishing bag is currently disabled.

Fishing Skills

What are skills?

Within SkyLabs, there are currently 10 different skills that you can upgrade that will benefit different areas of the fishing experience as you upgrade them. To upgrade skills, you require Skill Points. You earn one Skill Point every time you level up. To access the skills menu in game - type /fish skills or click on the icon in the main menu.

Types of Skills

There are currently two different types of skills, and each have different impacts, and leveling up features attached to them.

Upgradeable Skills

There are currently 5 Upgradeable Skills. These cost one point to upgrade each time and give diminishing returns based on how many points you spend on that skill. It is recommended that you balance your points equally to begin with, and then re-spec into specific skills once you have a large quantity of them available to you.

One-Time Purchase Skills

These skills act as a 'passive' effect rather than a skill. These cost a flat amount of Skill Points to purchase. After you have purchased it, that skill is forever active for you.

However - these skills scale with your Fishing Level. This means that the higher the Fishing Level you are, the better these skills will perform. To maximize these skills, try leveling up as much as you can!

Bait Store

Currently not implemented. Stay tuned for more information!

Augments

What are Augments?

Augments are essentially custom enchantments that are crafted using a cauldron. These can only be applied to Fishing Rods currently and enhance different aspects of Skyblock Fishing when used.

How to Craft Augments

All you have to do to craft augments is throw all of the required items into a cauldron. Easy!

Augment List

Below is a list of all of the augments and what they do.

Augment Name	Required Level	Entropy Cost	Max Level	Info	Crafting Requirements per One Level
Hot Spot	10	50,000	13	Will give a chance to get more than one fish per catch.	x16 Glistening Melon Slice, x32 String, x3 Golden Apple, x1 Oak Boat, and x4 Dolphin Tail
Call of the Storm	12	40,000	5	Gives a chance to catch more fish while it is raining.	x1 Water Bucket, x1 Oak Boat, x16 Cod, x4 Lily Pad, and x4 Sponge
Saturate	12	35,000	5	Gives you a random chance to refill hunger when catching fish.	x16 Cooked Beef, x1 Cake, x12 Baked Potato, and x16 Cod
Sage	12	57,500	10	Gives you more fishing xp when you catch a fish.	x8 Gold Block, x16 Crab Scale, x16 Crab Claw, x3 Dolphin Tail, x4 Gunpowder, x16 Redstone, and x16 Sugar
Biome Disruption	16	60,000	3	Gives you a chance to catch random fish from other biomes.	x16 Oak Log, x16 Snowball, x32 Sand, x32 Kelp, x1 Water Bucket, x12 Dolphin Tail, and x20 Crab Scale
Precision Cutting	22	70,000	8	Gives you more entropy from gutting fish.	x1 Anvil, x1 Diamond Sword, x1 Iron Axe, x16 Cobblestone, x2 Emerald, x3 Lapis Block, x1 Water Bucket, x1 Wither Skeleton Skull, and x6 Nautilus Shell
Crab Bait	25	40,000	5	Gives you a higher chance to catch crabs while fishing.	x1 Water Bucket, x10 Crab Claw, x20 Crab Scale, and x64 String
Intellect	25	50,000	10	Gives you more xp from catching a fish.	x20 Lapis Block, x8 Book, x8 Diamond, x8 Emerald Block, and x16 Crab Scale
Perception	28	75,000	7	Gives you more entropy from catching custom fish.	x32 Glass, x4 Glowstone, x3 Turtle Egg, x3 Nautilus Shell, and x10 Crab Claw
Trophy	35	60,000	6	Gives a higher chance to profit from the fish scales.	x32 Iron Block, x16 Gold Block, x12 Diamond Block, x12 Emerald Block, x16 Squid Tentacle, and x1 Heart of the Sea
Solar Rage	35	75,000	5	Gives you more money when selling fish in the fish shop.	x8 Gold Block, x5 Diamond Block, x12 Emerald Block, x10 Crab Claw, x10 Crab Scale, and x10 Squid Tentacle
Master Fisherman	45	120,000	20	Gives you a higher chance to catch higher tier fish.	x1 Nether Star, x8 Ghast Tear, x16 Crab Claw, x16 Crab Scale, x8 Dolphin Tail, x12 Squid Tentacle, and x2 Heart of the Sea.

Totems

Totems are structures that can be built near a fishing area that grant various boosts/perks like increased experience rates, increased drop rates, and many more.

Fishing Totems require a 20 fishing level to activate, but can be built whenever you have the necessary resources. You can see the blocks needed by doing /fish menu and clicking the totem icon.

Activating your Totem

To activate your totem you will need at least the following:

x16 Dolphin Tails
x16 Crab Claws
x16 Crab Scales
x16 Squid Tentacles
x6 of any platinum tier fish.

Once you have the items above and the required level, you will need to build the multiblock structure in your totem menu. Once you have built the Fishing Totem, using a fishing rod, hit the bottom observer and it should activate, or give you an error message depending on what you are missing.

I activated my totem - now what?

The Fishing Totem provides many different benefits to the user. However, some of these require Entropy to upgrade and others require a high fishing level. These can be broken down into three sections:

Totem Upgrades

The Fishing Totem has three main upgrades that cost Entropy. They are listed below. The maximum column is what you can expect if you level up an upgrade to its maximum level.

Upgrade	Initial Cost	Extra Cost	Maximum	What It Does
Radius	150,000	75,000	30 Blocks	This extends the radius that you can stand inside to get Totem Buffs.
Cooldown	125,000	125,000	39 Minutes	This lowers the initial cooldown from 60 minutes.
Active Time	175,000	125,000	25 Minutes	This extends the time the Totem Buffs are active for.

You can use the formula initialCost + (extraCost x level) to calculate the cost of the next upgrade. For example, upgrading radius to level 5 would be 150,000 + (75,000 x 5) = 525,000 Entropy for the 5th level.

Passive Slots

Passive slots are very important as you need these to activate totem passives. You can have a maximum of 15 passive slots at max level; allowing you to activate a multitude of passives. To obtain a new passive slot, you require either:

Requirement	Amount Per Level
Platinum Fish	x7
Mythical Fish	x1

Please note that after every level you upgrade, the cost will stack. For example, if you have two passive slots already, the third one will cost either:

x3 Mythical Fish or
x21 Platinum Fish

Note: You cannot mix and match fish, e.g. 1 Mythical and 14 Platinum. They must be of the same tier to work.

Totem Passives

Passives are separate from upgrades and don't require Entropy to upgrade or use. They instead require different Fishing Levels and passive slots to activate. Below is a list of passive, the required level, passive slot cost, and what it does.

Passive	Level	Slots	What It Does
Experienced Fisherman	20	1	This increases experienced gained from fishing by 1.5x while the totem is active.
Little Critters	40	2	This increases the drop chance of crab goods whenever you kill a crab in the radius of your totem.
Fish Schools	40	3	Increases the chance of Hot Spot and Call of the Storm activating by 35%.
Random Drops	55	4	This gives you a chance to get other fishing loot such as squid tentacles or dolphin tails from killing crabs.
Treasure Hunter	60	5	This gives you a 1% chance to find rare items while fishing.
Mythical Waters	60	5	Whenever you catch a fish, this has a 20% chance to upgrade it to a higher rarity.
Entropy Hoarder	60	6	This increases entropy you get from fishing by 1.25x.
Star Fall	100	10	Not currently implemented - stay tuned.

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