Overview
Everturn Forest is a captivating island introduced in Version 1.77.0 of Fisch, known for its seasonal transformations and vibrant fishing opportunities. Situated to the north, this location mesmerizes players with its lush landscapes and diverse aquatic life. The island's appearance and fishing conditions shift with each season, offering a unique experience that keeps anglers engaged year-round.
In Winter, the island is blanketed with snow, creating a serene yet challenging fishing environment. The ponds freeze over, making Frostpetal Minnow, Hoarfrost Pike, Icebloom Koi, Glacial Bark Gar, and Glaciaseer Sturgeon more prevalent catches. Spring breathes life into Everturn Forest with blooming flowers, attracting Pollen Guppy, Bloomfin Trout, Petaldrift Koi, Verdant Spiritfish, and Floraseer Sturgeon.
During Summer, the island showcases its default, lush design, which teems with Canopy Dartfish, Sapflow Eel, Sunleaf Sunfish, Thicket Leviabass, and Solarseer Sturgeon. As Autumn arrives, the forest floor is strewn with leaves, and anglers find Rotwood Perch, Amberleaf Carp, Harvest Sunfish, Duskbriar Gar, and Umbraleaf Sturgeon in abundance.
Players flock to Everturn Forest not only for fishing but also to interact with unique NPCs like Thalor Virewood and Brindle Oakshade, and to face the mysterious Oaklings. This location is a hub of activity and excitement, offering both beauty and challenge to seasoned fishers.
Everturn Forest transforms dramatically at night, with Oaklings glowing menacingly and all fish gaining eerie red eyes.
How to Reach
By Boat
Sail north from the main dock to reach Everturn Forest. Ensure your boat is equipped for the journey, as the waters can be unpredictable.
Via Map
Use the in-game map to fast travel directly to Everturn Forest, located north of your starting point.
Nighttime Challenges
When night falls in Everturn Forest, several challenges arise, making it a thrilling experience for adventurous anglers. Oaklings, the native creatures of the forest, begin to emit a red glow and will pursue players, inflicting damage equivalent to 10% of their maximum health. A specific item (details TBA) can help reduce the distance at which Oaklings detect players, offering some respite from their aggressive behavior.
Fishing at night offers triple the XP, but the fish become significantly more challenging to catch. They gain a "biting" ability, which can disrupt your reeling progress and shrink your control bar temporarily. This ability activates with a 12% chance per movement, decreasing with each attack until it reaches 6%. Once triggered, it has an 8-second cooldown.
Additionally, the entire island is shrouded in a purple fog at night, and the trees lose their foliage, adding to the eerie atmosphere. The location itself is renamed to "Everturn Forest (Night)," emphasizing the transformation and heightened difficulty of night fishing here.
Fish to Catch Here
Everturn Forest is renowned for its seasonal fish variations, offering a rich selection of species for anglers to pursue. Winter brings an abundance of cold-loving fish like the Frostpetal Minnow and Hoarfrost Pike, while Spring is the best time to catch colorful species such as the Pollen Guppy and Bloomfin Trout.
In Summer, anglers can find a variety of fish, including the elusive Thicket Leviabass and the vibrant Solarseer Sturgeon. Autumn sees an increase in catches of Rotwood Perch and Amberleaf Carp. This dynamic environment keeps fishers returning to Everturn Forest to complete their collections and enjoy the diverse aquatic life.
Fish you can catch here: Canopy Dartfish, Cricket, Frostpetal Minnow, Pollen Guppy, Rotwood Perch, Amberleaf Carp, Bloomfin Trout, Harvest Sunfish, Hoarfrost Pike, Minnow, Sapflow Eel, Sunleaf Sunfish, Icebloom Koi, Petaldrift Koi, Duskbriar Gar, Glacial Bark Gar, Thicket Leviabass, Verdant Spiritfish, Beetle Grub, Floraseer Sturgeon, Glaciaseer Sturgeon, Solarseer Sturgeon, Umbraleaf Sturgeon, Oakling, Starlight Worm
NPCs Here
Characters you'll find around Everturn Forest:
Thalor Virewood, Brindle Oakshade, Oaklings
