Fisch LEGO Event Bestiary (Brickford Masterson): How To Complete

The LEGO Event in Fisch is a limited-time crossover celebration that starts on 26th April. As part of a brand deal, players can expect to reel in colorful LEGO-themed fish, unlock unique rewards, and embark on a pretty awesome fishing adventure that's just a little more brick-tastic than usual.

This guide will explain how to complete Brickford Masterson's LEGO Event bestiary in Fisch quickly, so you can nab the exclusive Arctic Explorer Boat.

How To Begin The LEGO Event In Fisch | Roblox

To begin your LEGO journey, you’ll need to head over to Moosewood (coordinates X: 412, Y: 137, Z: 365) and speak to an NPC called Brickford Masterson. He'll give you the Brick Built Rod, which is a custom rod made just for this event.

With this rod in hand, you’ll be tasked with catching all the fish in the LEGO Event bestiary.

Where To Find LEGO Pools In Fisch | Roblox

All the LEGO-themed fish needed for the event can be found in LEGO Pools. These spawn roughly every 15 minutes and last for about 10 minutes. Unfortunately, you can’t speed up their appearance with Sundial Totems, so a little patience is key.

The exact locations for these pools haven’t been confirmed yet, but based on previous events, it’s presumed that LEGO Pools will appear randomly throughout Sea 1 and Sea 2. However, Roslit Bay seems to be a frequent hotspot, so it’s worth keeping an eye there.

How To Catch All LEGO Event Fish In Fisch | Roblox

Here’s all the fish you’ll need to catch to complete the LEGO Event bestiary in Fisch. There are no special conditions to reel them in. The only consideration is that they all prefer Stud Bait, which you can get from Brickford Masterson every time you submit a new species.

That’s everything you need to know to complete the LEGO® Bestiary in Fisch.

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