Palworldincentivizes capturing multiple of each Pal for those sweet EXP gains. If you’re playing optimally, you could have up to 10 of every Pal you’ve encountered. While I respect any player who wants an army of Chikipis, let me show you what to do with extra Pals in Palworld.
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How to use extra Pals in Palworld
If you’re tired of your duplicate Pals clogging up your boxes, you’re able to do a few things with them. You may have to level up a bit to do everything, but here are your options:
Sell unwanted Pals to the Trader
You can quickly amass a decent amount of cash by selling your unwanted Pals. The Small Settlement, west of the Plateau of Beginnings, is the easiest place to sell, and it even has its own Fast Travel point.
Speak to the Pal Merchant to trade your Pals for Gold. The Pal type and level greatly affect how much you’ll earn. For example, the Trader will give you under 100 Gold for a Chikipi but a whopping 2000+ for a Relaxaurus. Be sure to check the Pal Merchant frequently, as their inventory constantly changes.
Pal Condensation
If your favorite Pal has a Partner Skill you enjoy, you’re able to use the Pal Condenser, unlocked at level 14. This structure lets you merge Pals into an existing one to level up their Partner Skill.
This method of getting rid of extra Pals depends on whether you want to keep one, but it’s a great way to make your best Pals even better.
Butcher Pals for resources
While infinitely more barbaric, you can Butcher your Pals for resources. You’ll need the Meat Cleaver to Butcher Pals, and you can unlock it when you reach level 12. When you equip the Meat Cleaver, it replaces the ‘pet’ command with ‘Butcher.’
As you may expect, any Pals you hit with a Meat Cleaver are gone forever. Unless you’re desperate for resources, Selling or Condensing yields more unique rewards.
If you’re wondering if you can Respec your character stats,check out our guideon how to do it and why you may want to wait before attempting it.
Anthony Yates
Anthony is a freelance writer for PC Invasion and has worked in the industry for four years. He’s furiously competitive and is always looking for the next big multiplayer hit. Anthony thrives in high-stakes games like Escape From Tarkov and Sea of Thieves. He is also passionate about speedrunning and always looks forward to the next GDQ and ESA events. When he’s not grinding leaderboards, Anthony enjoys visiting Arcades, retro gaming, and horror movies.
