How to Get Paloxite Ingot in Palworld 1.0

Paloxite Ingot is one of Palworld 1.0’s top-tier alloys, the kind of material high-end weapons and structures eat by the dozen. You do not find it lying around as a loose pickup — it is a crafted bar, made by fusing Soralite and Paloxite pulled from the World Tree. The grind splits into two halves: gathering the right World Tree materials without your nodes vanishing on you, and having the late-game tech, station, and Pals to actually smelt them.

Paloxite Ingot at a glance

Before you touch a single node, it helps to know the whole shape of the job. The ore sits in the World Tree biome, the recipe hides behind a level 74 tech unlock, and the craft itself only runs at an Ancient Furnace with the right Pals on shift. Here is the fast scan.

What you need before farming

This is a genuine end-game recipe, so most of the prerequisites are things you build toward across a full playthrough rather than pick up in an afternoon. You need actual access to the World Tree region first — that unlock chain runs through the World Tree NPC, the Echoing Flute blueprint, and a fight with Panilus to open the terminal — but since this guide is about the ingot itself, treat that as its own separate errand you clear before farming begins.

With access sorted, the rest is gear and tech. You want a Plasma Multicutter to break the ore, the Paloxite Ingot technology unlocked at level 74 (it costs 4 technology points), and an Ancient Furnace built and ready. The furnace will not run without Pals covering both Fire (Kindling) and Ice (Cooling) work at once, so line those up before you carry your ore home.

How to get Paloxite Ingot in Palworld 1.0

Once you can enter the World Tree, the whole run is gather the water, mine the ore up close, then smelt it at the furnace — here is the exact order.

Enter the World Tree biome

Drop into the World Tree region — the nodes and creatures you need spawn right around the entry area, so you do not have to push deep in.

Farm World Tree Holy Water

Defeat or catch the local creatures roaming the biome; they hand over the World Tree Holy Water you need before you can mine safely.

Drink the Holy Water and ready your Multicutter

Drink the water and equip your Plasma Multicutter first — approaching the ore without the buff active makes the node vanish on you.

Mine the Paloxite ore up close

With the buff running, walk right up to the node and mine it with the Plasma Multicutter to collect Paloxite.

Unlock the level 74 recipe

Once you have the water and ore in hand, spend 4 tech points at level 74 to learn the Paloxite Ingot recipe.

Farm more ore from the blue marked areas

Look for the blue-marked resource spots across the biome and keep mining — the water buff is short, so re-drink between nodes as it wears off.

Craft at the Ancient Furnace

Load the ingredients into your Ancient Furnace and assign a Fire Pal and an Ice Pal; both must work at once to smelt the Paloxite Ingot.

Video help

Why Holy Water decides whether you mine at all

The World Tree protects its own. Try to harvest a Paloxite node or a Mythical Wood tree with nothing active and it simply vanishes as you reach it — no swing, no drop, just gone. Drinking World Tree Holy Water is what suppresses that, letting nodes stay put so the Plasma Multicutter can actually break them. The catch is timing: the buff does not last long, so you will drink, mine a node or two, and drink again. Carry a stack and top up as it fades rather than sprinting to the next node and losing it.

There is a hands-free alternative worth knowing if you plan to farm here for hours. Bringing a Pal with one of the World Tree “rainbow” passives — such as World Tree Seedbed, Hermit Sage, Twin-Edged Holy Blade, Dimensional Leap, or God of Destruction — gives off an aura that lets you harvest without burning Holy Water at all. It is optional, but it turns a stop-start grind into a clean farming loop.

Where Paloxite and World Tree ore show up

The good news is that Paloxite is not tucked into one hidden corner. The ore appears broadly around the World Tree starting area and spills into the other biomes connected to the World Tree, so you rarely have to travel far — just watch for the blue-marked resource spots and work them with the buff up. Community routing points to a few reliable clusters near fast-travel points, listed below; treat the coordinates as handy starting routes rather than fixed, guaranteed spawns.

Mistakes that leave players with no ingot

Almost every failed Paloxite run comes down to the same handful of slips. Mining without Holy Water active makes nodes vanish before you get a swing in, and even with the buff up, letting it expire mid-farm does the same thing. Plenty of players also search the world for “Paloxite Ingot” expecting a drop, when it only ever comes out of a craft. And two tech traps catch people at the end: forgetting to unlock the level 74 recipe, or hauling ore home only to realize they have no Ancient Furnace, or no Fire and Ice Pals to run it together. Note too that these materials are hand-farmed — early on you cannot leave World Tree mining to base automation.

What to farm after your first Paloxite Ingots

Once the ingots start stacking, the natural next targets keep you in the same region. Soralite Ingots pair with Paloxite for the highest-end recipes and craft at the same Ancient Furnace (level 66, from 2 Soralite + 2 Pure Quartz), so it is worth farming Soralite and Pure Quartz on the same trips. Keep a healthy reserve of World Tree Holy Water and pick up Mythical Wood while you are protected, since both feed later builds. From there, pull up the top-tier weapon recipes and count how many Paloxite Ingots each one wants — the best firearms ask for dozens, so knowing the number up front tells you exactly how long your grind needs to be.