In Palworld, you will need various resources to build your base and survive in the wilderness. One of the most important materials is Pal Fluid, which can be hard to obtain for new players. In this guide, we’ll explain how you can farm this resource and how to use it.
Palworld Farming Pal Fluid Guide
You can get Pal Fluid by capturing or killing Water-type Pals. These creatures love to hang around near bodies of water, so if you need to get some, you should head toward the beach or lakes on Palpagos Island. Here is the list of Pals that drop this material:
- Celaray
- Teafant
- Fuack
- Gobfin
- Jormuntide
- Kelpsea
- Lyleen Noct
- Pengullet
- Surfent
- Surfent Terra
- Suzaku Aqua
I recommend exploring the area near the Sea Breeze Archipelago Castaway Beach Fast Travel point (-99, -711). You will find numerous Water Pals, like Celaray and Pengullet, which you can catch or beat to get some Pal Fluids.
How To Use Pal Fluid In Palworld
Pal Fluids can be used to craft various useful tools and gear. Here is the list:
- Azurobe Saddle
- Celaray’s Gloves
- Jormuntide Saddle
- Surfent Saddle
- Hot Spring
- Cement
- Lettuce Plantation
- Tomato Plantation
- Water Fountain
- Witch Cauldron
Once you have some Pal Fluids, I recommend building a Hot Spring, which you can unlock once you reach Level 9. When Pals get stressed, they will start to slack off or even become sick. To avoid this problem, you can build a Hot Spring that they can use to relax and regenerate their Sanity (SAN).
Another important material that requires Pal Fluids is Cement. You will use this resource to craft various high-level structures and high-tier Palspheres. Regular Palsphere only works well against low-level Pal; if you plan to catch a legendary Pal, you must use a Legendary Sphere, which requires Cement.
That’s the end of our guide on how to get Pal Fluid in Palworld. For more related content, you can read our post on how to get Cake, which you need to breed your Pals.
