Embarking on your journey in Palworld, you’ll quickly discover many items and resources, among which Pal Souls stand out for their unique utility. These items, often overlooked by newcomers, hold the key to significantly enhancing the capabilities of your Pals’ capabilities and boosting your own performance within the game.
What Do Statues of Power Do in Palworld?
Central to the utilization of Pal Souls is the Statue of Power, inspired by the mythical Pal Anubis. These statues serve dual purposes:
- Boosting Player Stats: Enhance your own abilities, such as capture power, through the exchange of Lifmunk Effigies.
- Strengthening Pals: Improve your Pals’ attributes by trading Pal Souls.
Discovering your first Statue of Power might occur near the Desolate Church, a landmark in the initial areas of Palpagos. As you progress, the opportunity to erect a personal Statue of Power at your base unlocks via the Technology Ladder at level 6, offering unlimited access to these enhancements.
How to Get Pal Souls (Small Pal Souls, Medium Pal Souls, Large Pal Souls)
Pal Souls, categorized into Small, Medium, and Large, are primarily obtained by defeating Pals or discovering them within worldwide treasure chests. Each size corresponds to different Pals and their respective Alpha variants, with the following being notable sources:
- Small Pal Souls: Commonly dropped by creatures like Daedream, Nox, and others. These are the most frequently encountered Souls, often found shining on the ground or within chests.
- Medium Pal Souls: These are exclusively dropped by Helzephyr and its Alpha variant and are lootable from chests and dungeons.
- Large Pal Souls: The rarest, obtained from high-level Pals such as Anubis and Necromus. Breeding specific Pals like Anubis presents a strategic way to acquire these Souls.
How to Use Pal Souls to Enhance Pals’ Stat
Upon gathering Pal Souls, visit your Statue of Power and interact with it to open the Enhance Pals menu. Here, you can select a Pal and allocate Souls to improve their stats, including Max Health, Attack, Defense, and Work Speed. Each attribute can be enhanced up to 10 times for a maximum increase of 30%, with the cost in Pal Souls escalating with each upgrade.
The enhancement process is straightforward but requires strategic planning, as the expenditure of Pal Souls is significant, especially for higher-tier upgrades:
Initial improvements cost Small Pal Souls, transitioning to Medium and then Large Pal Souls for substantial stat increases.
| Percentage Increase | Pal Souls Required |
|---|---|
| 3% | 1 Small Pal Soul |
| 6% | 2 Small Pal Souls |
| 9% | 3 Small Pal Souls |
| 12% | 4 Small Pal Souls |
| 15% | 1 Medium Pal Soul |
| 18% | 2 Medium Pal Souls |
| 21% | 3 Medium Pal Souls |
| 24% | 1 Large Pal Soul |
| 27% | 2 Large Pal Souls |
| 30% | 3 Large Pal Souls |
How to Reset Pal Enhancements in Palworld
Should you wish to reallocate your resources, Pal Souls can be retrieved at the expense of Gold, with the cost increasing based on the level of enhancement achieved. This option provides flexibility but requires careful financial planning, as resetting enhancements for multiple stats can become quite costly.
| Level Reached | Cost to Restore Souls |
|---|---|
| 3% | 1,000 Gold |
| 6% | 3,000 Gold |
| 9% | 6,000 Gold |
| 12% | 10,000 Gold |
| 15% | 15,000 Gold |
| 18% | 21,000 Gold |
| 21% | 28,000 Gold |
| 24% | 36,000 Gold |
| 27% | 45,000 Gold |
| 30% | 55,000 Gold |
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