How to Get Iridesca in Fish It (April 2026) Drop Chance & More
Iridesca is the most exclusive fish added to Fish It’s Easter update, a Forgotten fish with a 1-in-25 million rarity…
The Fish It Easter update brought a limited-time item that players absolutely cannot afford to miss, the Eggy Enchant Stone. Unlike regular enchant stones, this one is exclusive to the Easter event and contains 9 enchants you cannot get anywhere else in the game. Once the event ends, it’s gone for good. Here’s everything you need to know to grab it and pick the best enchant.
| Key Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Mythic |
| Drop Rate | ~1 in 100,000 |
| Location | Easter Cave, Easter Island |
| Total Enchants | 9 exclusive enchants |
| Event Status | Limited-time (Easter event only) |
The Eggy Enchant Stone is a special enchant item introduced during the second part of the Easter event. Once the Easter event ends, the stone disappears along with everything inside it. It’s a Mythic rarity item, making it significantly rarer than your standard Enchant Stone.
What makes it truly special is the enchanted pool. It unlocks enchants like Forgotten Hunter and Empowered II that you cannot get anywhere else. Every single roll from this stone gives you an event-exclusive result, nothing here overlaps with the regular enchant pool.
Before you can fish for the stone, you need access. Before you can access the enchant station, you need to collect all 8 Easter eggs from the Golden Egg Scavenger Hunt scattered across the map and unlock the Easter Cave.
You can get the Eggy Enchant Stone by fishing in the Easter Cave on Easter Island, the new island added in this update. It’s a Mythic rarity with a very low drop rate for only about 1 in 100,000.
Tips to improve your chances:
The enchant station will be right in front of you. Place the Eggy Enchant Stone on the altar, and you will receive one of the 9 random enchants. If the door does not open for you right away, try relogging. This is a known issue, and relogging usually fixes it.
There are nine possible enchants you can roll from the Egg Enchant Stone, and each one does something different. Based on community data and verified sources, here are all 9 exclusive enchants:
| Enchant | Effect | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Forgotten Hunter | Boosts Forgotten fish catch rate | Hunting Iridesca & Forgotten fish |
| Empowered II | Higher luck + reel speed boost | General farming |
| Mutation Hunter III | Major mutation chance increase | Mutation hunting |
| Egg Hatcher | Speeds up egg hatching | Easter egg progression |
| Easter Luck | Increases Easter event luck | Event fish farming |
| Bunny Dash | Faster reel speed | Quick sessions |
| Spring Blessing | General luck boost | All-purpose use |
| Pastel Vision | Shiny fish rate boost | Collectors |
| Yolk Surge | Temporary coin value boost | Selling fish hauls |
Note: Roll chances for Eggy Stone enchants are not published; this pool is entirely separate from the regular stone RNG system.
The Forgotten Hunter enchant is your most important tool here. It is obtained by rolling the Eggy Enchant Stone inside the Easter Cave and directly increases your odds of catching Forgotten fish like Iridesca.
Priority tier for the Eggy Stone:
Since every enchant in this pool is exclusive, even a “lower” pick like Egg Hatcher has value — you simply cannot get it after the event ends.
You can get the Eggy Enchant Stone by fishing in the Easter Cave on Easter Island, the new island added in this update.
It has a Mythic rarity with roughly a 1 in 100,000 drop chance. Use Luck-boosting items and invite friends to your server for a better shot.
Once the Easter event ends, the stone disappears along with everything inside it. None of these enchants can be obtained through any other method post-event.
Forgotten Hunter is the top pick for event-specific hunting, while Empowered II and Mutation Hunter III are the best long-term general-use enchants from this stone.
Yes. Collect all 8 Easter eggs from the Golden Egg Scavenger Hunt first to unlock the cave and access the enchant altar inside.
