An ornate, glowing blue fantasy fishing rod stands in a sunlit forest amidst wildflowers and dewdrops.

Absolutely. There are a couple of ways to make this work, but the **coolest D&D version** is a sword that is genuinely a sword until you decide to go fishing. ### 🎣 The Reelblade **Weapon (longsword), rare or very rare** A beautifully crafted sword whose blade appears to be a normal, slightly curved steel blade. The pommel contains a tiny enchanted reel, and the crossguard conceals a collapsible line. As a **bonus action**, you can speak the command word and the sword's blade separates into a series of interlocking segments. The segments become a flexible, magically reinforced fishing rod while the hilt transforms into the rod's handle. The weapon can then function as a perfectly serviceable **fishing rod**, complete with: * 50 feet of magically reinforced line * A retractable reel * A hook that can be changed for ordinary fishing * Enough structural strength to catch surprisingly large fish * The ability to retract the line at **30 feet per round** * The line automatically reels itself back into the hilt when commanded ### ⚔️ Sword Form In sword form, it functions as a normal **longsword**. If you want it to have some actual magical personality, I'd give it: **Returning Reel.** If you throw the sword, you can use a bonus action to cause it to fly back into your hand, pulling itself toward you on its magical line. **Hooked Edge.** Once per turn when you hit a Large or smaller creature, you can choose to attach the magical line to it. Until the line is detached, you can use Voir plus