Paloxite is a late-game crafting ore that only appears in the World Tree region of Palworld 1.0. It refines into Paloxite Ingots, which feed the top-tier weapon and armor recipes. The ore does spawn at random points across the region, but a handful of spots hold dense clusters that make farming far quicker.
Quick answer: Fast-travel to the Remnant Riverside point and head southeast to -1674, 1536, where five Paloxite nodes sit close together in a relatively safe area. Mine, deposit at your base, and repeat.
What you need before mining Paloxite
Access to the World Tree is the first gate. You have to clear the Tower Bosses across Palpagos, Feybreak, and Sunreach, then complete the questline that ends with capturing the boss and activating the World Tree terminal. Only then does the barrier open.
Inside, every resource node vanishes the moment you strike it unless you have a vanishing-prevention effect active. There are two ways to stop that.
| Method | How it works | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| World Tree Holy Water | Drink a vial before harvesting; collected from Teafant Springs (10 per touch) | Finite, and also needed for crafting |
| Pal with a World Tree passive | Summon a Pal carrying World Tree Seedbed, Hermit Sage, God of Destruction, Dimensional Leap, or Twin-Edged Holy Blade | Passives are RNG from wild Pals or Ominous Eggs |
The passive route is the better long-term option because it does not burn a consumable every trip. A God of Destruction implant is also available if you would rather skip the egg gamble.
Two more items round out your kit. A Plasma Multicutter (unlocked at level 54) or Digtoise’s Drill Cutter partner skill breaks the nodes fast, though Digtoise chews through Holy Water quickly if you use it. Certain zones vent poison gas that drains health, so bring a Gas Mask or a Pal that grants poison immunity, such as Dandy Lord.
Best Paloxite farming locations and coordinates
Paloxite grows in clusters of roughly three nodes and shows up as large crystals with purple and orange hues. They sit at different heights and often perch on ledges or under branches, so a flying mount makes each loop much faster. The nodes respawn in the same spots, so mark your favorites and rotate through them.
| Coordinates | How to reach it |
|---|---|
| -1674, 1536 | Southeast of the Remnant Riverside fast travel point. Five nodes packed close together in a safe area, the fastest single stop. |
| -1894, 1386 | From the Gilded City Ruins Watchtower, head west toward the pools and townhouse below. Three nodes together plus two more nearby at varying heights. |
| -1762, 1480 | The giant orange crystal boulder at the center of the map, between Remnant Riverside and Gilded City Ruins. Two clusters, one in front of the crystal and one just west. |
| -1864, 1506 | Under the giant curved branches at the center, south of Boreal Summit or north of Gilded City Ruins. Two clusters within flying distance of each other. |
| -1703, 1410 | Northwest of the Alluvion Lakefront point, near the ancient ruins in the south-central World Tree. Three nodes, but no close fast travel, so best combined with another run. |
| -1819, 1541 | At the waterfall just south of Boreal Summit. Three nodes that need a flying mount to reach quickly. |
The central belt of the map holds the most clusters overall, so if you want volume, base your loop around the orange crystal and the giant branches. The Remnant Riverside stop is the pick for a quick, low-risk top-up thanks to its density and its proximity to a travel point.
Note: You cannot build a base inside the World Tree, so plan to fly in, mine, and travel back out to deposit. Pals like Lunaris or Kingpaca boost your carrying capacity and let you stay out longer per trip.
A hands-off way to farm Paloxite
Manual mining is not the only source. Ancient Relics from World Tree Expeditions can be broken down at the Ancient Relic Recycler, and that recycler returns Paloxite and Mythical Wood without touching a node. Once you clear the final boss, it becomes the steadiest passive supply of the ore.
Turning Paloxite into Ingots and gear
Paloxite by itself does nothing until it is smelted. At level 74 you unlock the Paloxite Ingot recipe, which is crafted at an Ancient Furnace. Each ingot needs the following.
- 1x Soralite
- 2x Paloxite
- 1x World Tree Holy Water
Soralite comes from Sunreach Island, found in treasure boxes, carried by Pals, or mined at Soralite Quarries, so keep a stock of it on hand before you start smelting. Once you have ingots, they open up the endgame crafting list below.
| Item | Unlock level | Paloxite Ingot cost |
|---|---|---|
| Ancient Sphere | 74 | 6 (with Paldium Fragment x30, Mythical Wood x3) |
| Beam Scatter | 75 | 50 (with Soralite Ingot x50, AI Core x5, Ancient Civilization Core x5) |
| Drone Launcher | 77 | 70 (with World Tree Holy Water x40, AI Core x8, Ancient Civilization Core x5) |
| Plasma Rifle | 77 | 80 (with Bio Battery x50, AI Core x8, Ancient Civilization Core x7) |
| Beam Launcher | 80 | 100 (with Bio Battery x50, AI Core x10, Ancient Civilization Core x10) |
Paloxite Ingots also go into a wider set of endgame builds, including Heat- and Cold-Resistance Ancient Armor, the Corrosive Mist Mask, the Ancient Power Generator, and the Ancient Material Synthesizer. Given how much ore a full loadout demands, a repeatable central-map route plus the recycler is the most reliable way to keep your ingot supply moving.
