Soralite and Paloxite are two new ores introduced in the 1.0 release of Palworld, and constitute the rarest of crafting materials in the game now. Endgame gear are highly dependent on acquiring these two resources in significant amounts.
This Palworld 1.0 guide is all about farming Soralite and Paloxite as quickly and efficiently as possible. Crafting the Technology Level 54 Plasma Multicutter is required in order to mine all endgame crafting materials.
Where And How To Farm Soralite Ore
The blue-hued Soralite rock nodes are located on the new Sunreach Islands exclusively, and will naturally require some way to fly in order to access it.
An excellent Soralite farming location with five nodes in close proximity, is at -300,-1400, east of the Farcry Marsh fast travel point.
Mining Soralite effectively requires aiming the beam of the Multicutter directly at the brightly glowing spot on the node for maximum damage.
Alternatively, engage in combat with specific Pals in the locality, such as the crystalline Pierdon Cryst, and gather their Soralite drops.
Ideally though, it would be best to set up a forward base with a Soralite Quarry where Mining Pals can automate much of the tedium. This will require an Ancient Technology Level of 72 to unlock, and a starting pool of 100 Soralite at least, in order to construct.
Where And How To Farm Paloxite Ore
Paloxite is an even rarer ore, and is only to be discovered in the World Tree. Its nodes appear to dematerialize as you approach, and therefore require some strategy in order to mine them successfully.
After you interact with the Altar and initially spawn at the World Tree, ascend the stairs and take a moment to speak with the World Tree Guardian before proceeding. This will net you a quest and the rare-tier consumable: World Tree Holy Water. You must consume one in order to neutralize the dematerializing effect of Paloxite ore, but the aura effect is very short-lived at a mere 30 seconds, so be quick about harvesting the required resources while it remains active. Note that once dismounted, your Pal itself can also cause the dematerializing effect, so in order to mitigate that issue you will have to feed it World Tree Holy Water as well.
Most Pals that you kill or capture within the World Tree may leave behind World Tree Holy Water drops, which are also needed for farming the similarly dematerializing rare-tier Mythical Wood resource.
An ideal location for farming Paloxite is at -1560,1510, due to its proximity to the Dusty Ravine fast travel point. The three nodes here are spaced closely enough for you to be able to snatch up all of them in a single consumption of World Tree Holy Water. Fortunately, the mined ore pickups do not dematerialize, so you can skip their collection until after completion of your mining run.
An alternate Paloxite farming location is at -1710,1535, near the Remnant Riverside fast travel point. There is a trio of Paloxite nodes right in close proximity.
A third farming location at -1800,1465, just north of the Gilded City Ruins fast travel point, has two trios of Paloxite nodes a short distance from each other, but it will be a race for time as you attempt to mine six nodes while the aura of the World Tree Holy Water steadily runs out.
A more permanent approach involves catching a Pal that has World Tree-exclusive passive skills such as Hermit Sage. With a Pal like that in your active party, Paloxite ore nodes will not despawn, no matter what.
The high-risk Pal Expeditions to the World Tree Subterranean City Ruins can net you Paloxite and a host of Ancient Relics as reward items.
Finally, any rarity tier of Ancient Relics can be broken down with the help of the Ancient Relic Recycler into Paloxite ore, as well as Mythical Wood, and a host of other materials and Schematics, if you can be bothered to set the process for Pals to collect the relics and return them to the base.
That is everything there is to know about farming Soralite and Paloxite fast and effortlessly in Palworld 1.0.
