Gaming Guide

Palworld: Every Pal Ring Location and Crafting Recipe

Schematic coordinates, effects, and material costs for all 22 rings you can equip in Palworld 1.0.

Schematic coordinates, effects, and material costs for all 22 rings you can equip in Palworld 1.0.

Rings sit in your character’s accessory slot in Palworld and change how the Pal fighting beside you performs. Most cut incoming damage from one element, while the higher-tier rings also raise the damage your partner Pal deals. A handful of utility rings skip elements entirely and adjust things like carrying capacity, dodge timing, or how fast Pals build trust.

Quick answer: Almost every ring schematic is buried in an Ancient Ruin somewhere on the Palpagos Islands. Fly to the coordinates listed below, pick up the schematic, then craft the ring at a workbench once you have the listed materials. Only the Ring of Mercy is different, since it unlocks from the Technology tree at level 18.

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Rings are accessories in Palworld (Image via Pocketpair)

Elemental resistance rings (Lv. 3)

These nine rings each lower damage from a single element by Level 3. They share the same base recipe of Ingot x20, Bone x20, and Paldium Fragment x30, with one element-specific material added. Every schematic sits in an Ancient Ruin, so bring a flying mount to reach the scattered coordinates quickly.

RingExtra materialSchematic coordinates
Ring of Neutral ResistanceCement x15-216, -279
Ring of Fire ResistanceFlame Organ x15-612, -429
Ring of Water ResistanceAquatic Pal Fluids x30-495, -44
Ring of Electric ResistanceElectric Organ x10-251, -75
Ring of Grass ResistanceGumoss Leaf x5302, -335
Ring of Ground ResistanceMeteorite Fragment x10513, 101
Ring of Dark ResistanceVenom Gland x1019, -157
Ring of Dragon ResistancePure Quartz x20524, -208
Ring of Ice ResistanceIce Organ x15239, 114

Note: The shared Ingot x20, Bone x20, and Paldium Fragment x30 cost applies to all nine. Only the material in the table above changes from ring to ring.


Named Pal rings (Lv. 4 resistance plus damage boost)

These are the stronger versions. Each one cuts damage from one element by Level 4 and, at the same time, raises your partner Pal’s damage in a paired element by Level 4. They use Refined Ingot instead of Ingot and require Ancient Civilization Parts, so they are late-game crafts. All schematics are again found in Ancient Ruins.

RingEffectCoordinates
Blazehowl RingGrass resist Lv. 4 + Pal Fire damage Lv. 4757, 424
Faleris Aqua RingFire resist Lv. 4 + Pal Water damage Lv. 4406, -726
Fenglope Lux RingWater resist Lv. 4 + Pal Electric damage Lv. 4-1279, -575
Menasting Terra RingElectric resist Lv. 4 + Pal Ground damage Lv. 4-897, 125
Vaelet RingGround resist Lv. 4 + Pal Grass damage Lv. 4859, -94
Katress RingNeutral resist Lv. 4 + Pal Dark damage Lv. 4-1730, -990
Elphidran RingDark resist Lv. 4 + Pal Dragon damage Lv. 4-752, -995
Cryolinx RingDragon resist Lv. 4 + Pal Ice damage Lv. 4-124, 595
Faleris RingIce resist Lv. 4 + Pal Fire damage Lv. 4-1219, -1930

Crafting materials for the named rings

RingMaterials
Blazehowl RingRefined Ingot x20, Paldium Fragment x30, Flame Organ x15, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Faleris Aqua RingRefined Ingot x20, Paldium Fragment x30, Aquatic Pal Fluids x30, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Fenglope Lux RingRefined Ingot x20, Paldium Fragment x30, Electric Organ x15, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Menasting Terra RingRefined Ingot x20, Crude Oil x15, Flame Organ x10, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Vaelet RingRefined Ingot x20, Tomato Seeds x10, Onion Seeds x10, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Katress RingRefined Ingot x20, Leather x20, Katress Hair x10, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Elphidran RingRefined Ingot x20, Bone x20, High Quality Pal Oil x10, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Cryolinx RingRefined Ingot x20, Pure Quartz x20, Ice Organ x15, Ancient Civilization Parts x5
Faleris RingRefined Ingot x20, Flame Organ x15, Ice Organ x15, Ancient Civilization Parts x5

Utility rings and where to unlock them

Four rings ignore elemental defense and instead change how you move, carry, or bond. The Ring of Mercy is the only one you do not dig out of a ruin, since it comes from the Technology tree.

RingEffectMaterialsUnlock
Ring of MercyAttacks cannot drop a target below 1 HPIngot x30, Ancient Civilization Parts x5, Paldium Fragment x20Technology Lv. 18
Ring of FreightMax Carrying Capacity Lv. 3Ingot x25, Leather x20, Horn x20, Ancient Civilization Parts x3Ancient Ruin (50, 30)
Phantom RingExtended dodge immunity on rolls and sidestepsRefined Ingot x30, Plasteel x10, Pal Metal Ingot x15, Ancient Bone x30Ancient Ruin (108, 472)
Ring of TrustParty Pals bond boostRefined Ingot x25, Paldium Fragment x30, Beautiful Flower x10, Ancient Lava x30Ancient Ruin (-513, -207)

The Ring of Mercy is the go-to for capturing, since it stops your own attacks from accidentally killing a Pal you want to catch. The Phantom Ring extends the invincibility window during dodges, which helps against fast-hitting bosses.


How to grab a schematic and craft the ring

Open your in-game map and set a marker at the coordinates for the ring you want. The ruins are spread far apart, so a flying mount or the Wing Pack makes the trips far shorter.
Travel to the Ancient Ruin and interact with the chest or schematic drop at the marked spot. Picking it up permanently learns the recipe on that save.
Return to a base with a workbench, gather the listed materials, and craft the ring. You will know it worked when the ring appears in your inventory and can be slotted into your accessory slot from the character screen.

If a ring never shows up in your crafting menu, you have not collected its schematic yet, since the recipe stays locked until you pick it up (or reach Technology Lv. 18 in the case of the Ring of Mercy). Once equipped, the resistance and damage effects apply to the Pal actively fighting alongside you, so keep the ring matched to whatever element you expect to face.