To combine Bellanoir’s Slab in Palworld, gather four Bellanoir’s Slab Fragments and craft them into a Bellanoir’s Slab at a workbench, then use it at a Summoning Altar to initiate the raid.
Bellanoir’s Slab is the single-use key that unlocks the Bellanoir raid encounter. You can’t just find the finished slab lying around — you have to assemble it from four Bellanoir’s Slab Fragments scattered across the world’s toughest chests. Once combined, the slab slots into a Summoning Altar to call in the boss fight.
What Bellanoir’s Slab does and why you need fragments
The slab is essentially your raid ticket. Fragments act as the currency, and you need exactly four of them to craft one Bellanoir’s Slab. The fragments themselves are random drops, meaning you might get lucky on your first few chest runs or spend hours farming without seeing one. The slab is consumed upon use, so you’ll need to repeat the fragment-gathering process every time you want to summon Bellanoir.
Where to find Bellanoir’s Slab Fragments
| Source | Details |
|---|---|
| Dungeons (Lv 45+) | Random drops from purple and golden exit chests at the dungeon’s end. |
| Wildlife Sanctuaries | Found in chests across the three sanctuary islands; players report 4–9 fragments per full run. |
| Mineshafts | Random drops from treasure chests inside mineshaft areas. |
Fragments drop from high-level dungeon chests, specifically the purple and golden exit chests found in dungeons level 45 and above. These are the end-of-dungeon rewards, so you’ll need to clear the entire dungeon to reach them. Beyond dungeons, you can also find fragments in chests on Wildlife Sanctuary islands and inside Mineshafts. Players report gathering roughly four to nine fragments from running all three Sanctuaries, making them a reliable secondary source if dungeon RNG isn’t cooperating.
How to combine Bellanoir’s Slab and summon the raid
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Obtain four slab fragments
Gather four Bellanoir’s Slab Fragments from dungeon exit chests, Sanctuaries, or Mineshafts to auto-unlock the crafting recipe.
STEP 2/8
Use a production or assembly table
Head to your base and access any production table or assembly line to craft the slab.
STEP 3/8
Keep fragments at your base
STEP 4/8
Combine to create the full slab
Take the four fragments and confirm the craft to produce a single Bellanoir’s Slab.
STEP 5/8
Build or locate a Summoning Altar
Open building mode and construct a Summoning Altar to hold the slab.
STEP 6/8
Place the slab on the altar
Interact with the completed Summoning Altar and place your Bellanoir’s Slab onto it.
STEP 7/8
Choose your raid location
Select either your main base or a dedicated raid area as the spawn point for the encounter.
STEP 8/8
Prepare for the raid
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Using the combined slab at a Summoning Altar
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Unlock Level | Level 33 |
| Tech Points | 3 Ancient Technology Points |
| Materials | 100 Stones, 20 Paldium Fragments |
Before you can slot in your freshly crafted slab, you need to build a Summoning Altar. It unlocks at Level 33 and costs 3 Ancient Technology Points, along with 100 Stones and 20 Paldium Fragments to construct. Once built, interact with the altar and insert the Bellanoir’s Slab to trigger the raid. You’ll then choose where the fight takes place — either your current base or a dedicated raid area.
Build your Summoning Altar at a remote, dedicated base rather than your main one — Bellanoir will destroy structures, and a broken Palbox ends the raid instantly.
Common mistakes when combining the recipe
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Bellanoir’s Slab Fragments need to be in my inventory to craft the slab?
This is contested. Some players report the fragments just need to be present somewhere at your base for the recipe to trigger, while others find the fragments must be physically in the player’s inventory. If the recipe isn’t appearing, try moving the fragments into your inventory to force it to populate.
Can I use any workbench or do I need a Production Assembly Line II?
Sources conflict here. Current guides and the official wiki state any workbench of any quality can combine the fragments, while older guides specify the Production Assembly Line II. This disagreement likely stems from game updates. If a standard workbench doesn’t show the recipe, try the Production Assembly Line II.
Is Bellanoir’s Slab consumed when used?
Yes. The slab is a single-use item. Once you place it on the Summoning Altar and initiate the raid, it is consumed. You’ll need to gather four more fragments and craft a new slab each time you want to summon Bellanoir.
What happens if my Palbox breaks during the raid?
If your Palbox breaks during the Bellanoir raid, the raid instantly ends in a loss. This is why you should never summon Bellanoir at your main base — build the altar in a remote, dedicated area to protect your primary structures and Pal.
