How To Hatch Eggs In Palworld

Breeding is an important feature of , allowing you to hatch new team members from eggs produced by other creatures. The crossing of types in breeding allows for unique Pals to be created, but it can be challenging to set up this process without the right equipment. You'll need to reach a minimum level in the game if you want to engage with this system.

Eggs are received by pairing male and female Pals in the Mixed Ranch or discovering them in the wild. The Ranch is only available at Level 19, so many beginners will find themselves trying first to hatch eggs found in their travels. However, you still need to reach Level 7 and gather some materials before considering hatching Pals.

Once you reach Level 7, you must build an Egg Incubator using 10 Paldium Fragments, 5 Cloth, 30 Stone, and 2 Ancient Civilization Parts. This design only unlocks when you spend 3 Technology Points to gain the blueprints for an Incubator. Cloth is crafted using Wool in , a common resource found on Pals like Lamball, Cremis, and Melpaca.

Depositing Lamballs at the Ranch, a building you can make once you reach Level 3, is a great way to farm Wool between your journeys out into the open world.

Ancient Civilization Parts are dropped from powerful creatures called Alpha Pals upon their defeat in. Paldium Fragments and Stones can easily be found in various underground locations you may come across.

Hatching is achieved by placing an egg into the Incubator and waiting for its timer to finish. A new Pal will emerge once the timer reaches zero, but this duration represents real-world time, not an artificial amount of time within. For example, if an egg is said to take three days to incubate, it will take three actual days for that item to produce a new Pal for your team.

The amount of time an Egg incubates depends on how rare a Pal it will create. Eggs from Alpha Pals will take significantly longer than one of the starter companion Pals in due to their legendary status. The game has nine types of