While clearing a full run of the Cheollak dungeon, the poster saw other low-probability drops but never encountered any pendant-type accessories at all. They're frustrated that the Attack Pendant is this rare and hard to obtain, yet there's no higher-tier accessory above it. They sold theirs expecting something better to drop eventually, and now wonder (an unconfirmed guess of theirs) whether this pendant is actually the best-in-slot item after all.
The poster shares that they discovered Palworld has gacha capsules (random-draw items), jokingly saying they'll try to land a Pal Sphere (the capture ball) in a single pull. The post ends with a short, offhand sign-off.
The poster has already picked up six Legendary Precision Bow recipes, but still hasn't gotten even an Epic-tier Ancient Helmet recipe, let alone a Legendary one. So far they've only found three Rare-tier drops.
The poster is happily surprised that opening a single blueprint just an hour into their second playthrough gave them a Heroic-tier crossbow. They note its damage is double that of a regular crossbow.
The poster asks whether the tech schematic dropped from dismembering a Xenogryph is Ancient tier. Playing with three friends who split skill points without overlap so points aren't short, they wonder if farming just Neptilos and Selgadra would be enough.
The poster asks whether weapons like the Vortex Biter are only meant as mid-tier options until players get the Plasma Rifle, implying it outclasses everything else.
The poster complains that pal breeding/crafting would be much easier if the boss they call '아르셉' (Arsep) simply dropped Dark-element ore ('휘석'). They're asking why this drop-rate issue hasn't been hotfixed yet.
The poster saw a guide rank dismantling Monocrona as S-tier, but says their own dismantle only yielded dark shards and healing potions. They're asking the community why it's rated so highly.
The poster notices there's no 'non-stackable' label on a passive skill and asks whether collecting 10 copies would stack the effect up to 350%. No confirmed answer is given in the post.
The poster asks what actually differs between a level 1 and level 2 metal mining outpost, and whether it's fine to just run a single level 2 one instead.
While searching for where World Tree Relics drop, the poster learned that killing World Tree Pals has a chance to drop them, and stumbled on a spot packed with Dolpaengi (a snail-type Pal). They say using a Legendary Relic obtained there was hugely powerful, jokingly thanking Dolpaengi for being their relic source.
The poster reports getting an unexpected result from a Skill Fruit despite not being in a breeding process. This is a single user report and the cause hasn't been confirmed.
The poster argues the item called "Feed Bag" should be renamed "Emergency Food Pouch." They say the item is pointless since it can't automatically use potions.
According to a user report, the poster's first two Xenogryph dismantles gave Plastil, but the next ten only dropped Tech Manuals and Precious Feathers. They're asking whether this is a bug.
The poster asks whether the Attack Fruit is an item that boosts a Pal's poorly-rolled attack-related stat up to 100. If so, they say they'll go ahead with breeding without worrying about stats.
A player said they were a bit disappointed that dishes like Jetragon wing tempura only go up to purple (epic) rarity. They expressed hope for legendary-tier food items.
A short question asking whether farming items like legendary blueprints is typically done by running the tower dungeon on Hard difficulty. The body adds no further detail beyond the title.
The poster asks whether it's correct to farm Sacred Water by bringing pals like Gold Sting — which boost drop rates when catching electric-type pals — to the World Tree and repeatedly catching Elecpanda and Raibao. They say they still keep running short of Sacred Water doing this.
The poster ran Tera Plasma 10 times until an epic-grade item dropped, but the Vortex Biter blueprint never dropped once. They suspect its drop rate is set too low.
The poster is asking whether there's a website tracking where legendary-grade weapon blueprints drop. They suspect such a site exists since other players seem to already know this information.