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Discover the secret of the blind Merchant Brother in Roblox’s Fisch with our detailed guide. Uncover clues and solve the mystery today!
Fisch might be all about catching fish, but the game loves to toss in a bit of mystery while you’re at it. One recurring piece of trivia has players scratching their heads: one of the Merchant Brothers is blind. The game mentions it during loading screens, but never tells you who it is.
No rewards, no quests, just a fun riddle buried in the background. Still, that didn’t stop players from testing, comparing, and decoding the clues. If you’re looking to settle the debate yourself or just want a deeper look into Fisch’s hidden details, this guide lays it all out with logic, numbers, and some careful observation.
Which Merchant Brother Is Blind in Fisch
To figure out which Merchant Brother is blind in Fisch, start by eliminating all the wrong suspects. Ignore any merchants from newer areas like Vertigo. Even though the Synth NPC in Vertigo functions as a merchant, he doesn’t have the “Merchant” tag above his head and wasn’t part of the original game release. That leaves you with four valid candidates: the Merchant Brothers in Moosewood, Roslit Bay, Snowcap Isle, and Sunstone.
Now test each of them. Sell a standard White Perch without mutations to each brother. Make sure the weights are as close as possible, ideally between 0.4 to 0.6 kg to keep it fair.
Here’s what you can expect: the Moosewood brother pays around 67C$, Roslit offers 47C$, Snowcap gives 40C$, and Sunstone only hands out 34C$. These numbers aren’t random. Repeat the test with a higher-tier fish like a Big White Perch, and you’ll see the pattern again. Moosewood gives 94C$, while Sunstone trails at 87C$.
So what does this tell you? The Sunstone Merchant consistently undervalues your fish, even when all variables are nearly the same. This behavior strongly suggests he might be the blind one. But there’s more. Unlike the other three, the Sunstone brother doesn’t even have a proper merchant stall. He stands out in the open, which could hint at an inability to set up shop the way his brothers do.
You’ll occasionally see overlaps in pricing across the four, but over several trials, the Sunstone Merchant always ends up being the least generous. Combine that with his lack of a stall, and the evidence builds up. It’s not just one-off randomness; the trend is repeatable. If Fisch intended to hide the answer in gameplay mechanics rather than just dialogue, this seems like their way of doing it.
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