How to Breed and Hatch Eggs in Palworld
While you can hunt for Pal eggs in Palworld, hatching your own eggs is much more efficient. This can be done by breeding your Pals. Wondering how to go about that? Here is how to start breeding your Pals for more effective labor and a stronger base.
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Building a Breeding Farm in Palworld
To breed Pals you’ll first need a Breeding Farm. This only becomes available at level 19 and when you unlock the Breeding Farm tech for two Technology Points.
Once you have the ability to build a Breeding Farm, you’ll need to collect the resources to actually build it. You’ll need the following:
- 100 Wood
- 50 Fiber
- 20 Stone
How to Use a Breeding Farm in Palworld
Once you have the Breeding Farm, you can put two Pals of the opposite gender inside. You’ll also need to give them a Cake to put them in the mood. To make a cake, you’ll need the following ingredients:
- 5 Flour
- 8 Red Berries
- 7 Milk
- 8 Egg
- 2 Honey
Put the Cake in a crate outside the Breeding Farm to begin the process. But remember, the two Pals you place within should have qualities you are looking for since their offspring will have stats based on the two Pal parents.
How to Hatch Eggs in Palworld
Once you breed your Pals, you’ll get an egg you can hatch. To do so, you’ll need to build an Incubator. This will require you to collect and then spend Ancient Technology Points so go out and defeat strong bosses throughout the land.
You’ll need the following to build an Egg Incubator:
- 30 Stone
- 50 Cloth
- 10 Paldium Fragments
- 2 Ancient Civilization Parts
After building the Egg Incubator, place the egg inside. This will take some time but you don’t have to be online for the process to continue. You can either touch grass or you can remain in the game and provide some Pals that can create a campfire to warm the Incubator, speeding up the process.
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