1.4.0 — Bait the Hook. Three ways to keep coming back to the water.

• The Bounty Board. There's always an active bounty species. Land it to claim 16 emeralds (once per rotation), and it sells for double at the market until the bounty rotates. The target rerolls every 7 in-game days (tunable) and never repeats twice in a row.
• The Fish Market. Cash out for emeralds. /trigger rr.market sells the fish in your hand priced by its exact weight — a 25 kg King Sturgeon is worth far more than a minnow — and the bounty species pays 2×. /trigger rr.sellall sells your whole catch at once at a flat rate: fast, with a small convenience discount, so trophies are worth selling by hand.
• The Angler's Log. /trigger rr.stats shows your lifetime catches, personal-best weight, tournaments played and won, bounties claimed, emeralds earned, and the rods you've earned.
• Every weighed fish now carries its numeric weight as item data, not just lore text — that's what lets the market price by weight. Fish caught before 1.4.0 still sell, at the minimum price.
• Server admins can tune the bounty period (#bperiod, default 7 in-game days) and the market rate (#emper, kg per emerald, default 1).

1.4.0 — Bait the Hook. Three ways to keep coming back to the water.

• The Bounty Board. There's always an active bounty species. Land it to claim 16 emeralds (once per rotation), and it sells for double at the market until the bounty rotates. The target rerolls every 7 in-game days (tunable) and never repeats twice in a row.
• The Fish Market. Cash out for emeralds. /trigger rr.market sells the fish in your hand priced by its exact weight — a 25 kg King Sturgeon is worth far more than a minnow — and the bounty species pays 2×. /trigger rr.sellall sells your whole catch at once at a flat rate: fast, with a small convenience discount, so trophies are worth selling by hand.
• The Angler's Log. /trigger rr.stats shows your lifetime catches, personal-best weight, tournaments played and won, bounties claimed, emeralds earned, and the rods you've earned.
• Every weighed fish now carries its numeric weight as item data, not just lore text — that's what lets the market price by weight. Fish caught before 1.4.0 still sell, at the minimum price.
• Server admins can tune the bounty period (#bperiod, default 7 in-game days) and the market rate (#emper, kg per emerald, default 1).

1.4.0 — Bait the Hook. Three ways to keep coming back to the water.

• The Bounty Board. There's always an active bounty species. Land it to claim 16 emeralds (once per rotation), and it sells for double at the market until the bounty rotates. The target rerolls every 7 in-game days (tunable) and never repeats twice in a row.
• The Fish Market. Cash out for emeralds. /trigger rr.market sells the fish in your hand priced by its exact weight — a 25 kg King Sturgeon is worth far more than a minnow — and the bounty species pays 2×. /trigger rr.sellall sells your whole catch at once at a flat rate: fast, with a small convenience discount, so trophies are worth selling by hand.
• The Angler's Log. /trigger rr.stats shows your lifetime catches, personal-best weight, tournaments played and won, bounties claimed, emeralds earned, and the rods you've earned.
• Every weighed fish now carries its numeric weight as item data, not just lore text — that's what lets the market price by weight. Fish caught before 1.4.0 still sell, at the minimum price.
• Server admins can tune the bounty period (#bperiod, default 7 in-game days) and the market rate (#emper, kg per emerald, default 1).

1.3.0 — Two Paths. The rod ladder forks at the top, and both tracks are fully obtainable.

• New: Naturalist's Rod (Lure III, Luck of the Sea VI, unbreakable) — earned by landing a catch in all nine waters: rivers, lakes, open ocean, warm seas, frozen seas, the deeps, swamps, jungles, and the End. This also closes a gap for solo players, who previously had nothing between the Master's Rod and the Legend Rod because the Champion's Rod requires a tournament (2+ players).
• New: Grandmaster's Rod (Lure IV, Luck of the Sea VII, unbreakable) — the tournament capstone, for 5 wins, or 3 wins across 20 tournaments played.
• The Legend Rod is no longer a catch-count grind. It now requires every species on the ledger plus a 15 kg leviathan, instead of 250 catches. If you were working toward the old unlock you'll need to finish the ledger; anyone who already has the rod keeps it.
• The two capstones spend the same power budget differently — Luck of the Sea drives rarity, Lure drives bite speed. The Legend Rod hunts legends; the Grandmaster's Rod fishes about twice as fast.
• Angler's Almanac expanded to 29 pages, with a page for each rod path.

1.3.0 — Two Paths. The rod ladder forks at the top, and both tracks are fully obtainable.

• New: Naturalist's Rod (Lure III, Luck of the Sea VI, unbreakable) — earned by landing a catch in all nine waters: rivers, lakes, open ocean, warm seas, frozen seas, the deeps, swamps, jungles, and the End. This also closes a gap for solo players, who previously had nothing between the Master's Rod and the Legend Rod because the Champion's Rod requires a tournament (2+ players).
• New: Grandmaster's Rod (Lure IV, Luck of the Sea VII, unbreakable) — the tournament capstone, for 5 wins, or 3 wins across 20 tournaments played.
• The Legend Rod is no longer a catch-count grind. It now requires every species on the ledger plus a 15 kg leviathan, instead of 250 catches. If you were working toward the old unlock you'll need to finish the ledger; anyone who already has the rod keeps it.
• The two capstones spend the same power budget differently — Luck of the Sea drives rarity, Lure drives bite speed. The Legend Rod hunts legends; the Grandmaster's Rod fishes about twice as fast.
• Angler's Almanac expanded to 29 pages, with a page for each rod path.

1.2.1 — Fixes the actionbar and tournament target bugs from 1.2.0.

• Catch feedback was showing the literal text "$(disp)" instead of the fish's name — fixed. Every catch now correctly shows its real species and weight.
• Tournament target categories (Rivers & Lakes / Ocean / Trophy Hunt) were not filtering catches correctly due to the same underlying bug — fixed and re-verified.
• No other changes since 1.2.0.

1.2.1 — Fixes the actionbar and tournament target bugs from 1.2.0.

• Catch feedback was showing the literal text "$(disp)" instead of the fish's name — fixed. Every catch now correctly shows its real species and weight.
• Tournament target categories (Rivers & Lakes / Ocean / Trophy Hunt) were not filtering catches correctly due to the same underlying bug — fixed and re-verified.
• No other changes since 1.2.0.

1.2.0 — The Fair Play update.

• Catch feedback: every catch now shows species + weight on your actionbar; during a tournament it also shows your updated score.
• Fixed catch theft: fish and tournament points now go to the player who reeled in, not whoever stands closest to the bobber.
• New tournament rules for hosts: target categories (Rivers & Lakes / Ocean / Trophy Hunt), gear rules (Fair Play: no Luck of the Sea · Pro League: Luck IV+ required), and low-stakes buy-ins (1 / 2 / 4 emeralds) so early-game players can join.
• The record ledger now shows who holds each record.
• Almanac overhaul: two-page table of contents, plain-English lure pages, clearer titles.