Palium Ore

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Palium Ore is a crafting material in Palia.

Description

A rock that contains palium. Can be smelted into bars for crafting.

–In-Game Item Description

Location

Palium Ore can be Mined from nodes that spawn near cliff walls in Bahari Bay, as well as inside its many caves and mines. These nodes are exceptionally rare, and can usually be found in out of the way or hard to reach locations:

Obtaining

Palium Ore nodes come in three sizes and require a Fine Pick or higher to break. Larger nodes give more Palium Ore.

Node Size Picture Amount Received Hits to Break (Fine Pick) Hits to Break (Exquisite Pick)
Small PaliumNodeSmall.png 1 - 3 5 3
Medium PaliumNodeMedium.png 2 - 4 6 4
Large PaliumNodeLarge.png 6 - 10 8 6

There is also a small chance to spawn a Scintillating Centipede when breaking a Palium Ore node of any size.

Gifting

Villagers who like Palium Ore all the time:
This excludes Weekly Wants, please confirm with the villagers if Palium Ore is desired on special occasions.

Related

Recipes

Palium Ore is used in the following recipes:

Quests

Palium Ore is not required for any quests.

Accomplishments

Gallery

A map showing where Palium Ore can be found.
The recommended farming path for Palium Ore.

Update History

Build 0.175:

  • We’ve adjusted the location of Palium spawns.
    • Palium can now spawn from any location where Iron Ore nodes also appear.

Build 0.172:

  • Expect about 60% more Palium nodes now available in Bahari Bay! 💎
    • This will be a first step in the direction we want to take regarding the availability of Palium nodes. While the resource is intended to be a rarer one, it’s not meant to be to the point of competitiveness. Palians should feel comfortable playing how they want to — whether it’s more of a solo style, or together with friends.

Build 0.169:

  • Medium-sized Palium Nodes now drop an additional Palium Ore (so the new minimum you can get is 2).
  • Medium-sized Palium Nodes now also grant more skill EXP to better match their small and large counterparts.