News tip Palworld Leather: How to easily obtain it to make saddles and clothing?
Do you need leather to make a saddle to mount a Pal mount or create clothing to resist the cold and heat of the different biomes of Palworld? In this article, we give you all the means to obtain them easily!
What is leather used for in Palworld?
In Palworld, leather has many uses in crafting. It will be necessary to make certain accessories for Pals (harness, saddles, collar, etc.), but also much more resistant and efficient clothing, food bags or even accessories to decorate your camp.
Leather is as important as metal, so you’ll need to get quite a large quantity of it!
To obtain leather in Palworld, you have three possibilities : the first is to kill Pals who drop leather, the second is to capture them and the third is to buy it from peddlers in the hamlets.
Not all Pals provide leather unfortunately. In fact, only a handful of them drop them. Below you will find Pals who supply leather :
- Mossanda Lux
- Melpaca
- Eikthyrdeer and Eikthyrdeer Terra
- Pyrin and Pyrin Noct
- Tombat
- Katress
- Reindrix
- Mammorest and Mammorest Cryst
- Fenglope
The second option seems the most appropriate to us, because the extra Pals can be used to improve the Pal that you want to keep at your side.. To improve your Pal with other Pals of the same species, you will need the Pal Enrichment Capsule which you can obtain at level 14, in the Ancient Technology section of your technology tree.
And regarding the hamlets, you will be able to buy leather in the one found in the Autumn Forest biome for 150 coins.
- Trick : To continually earn gold coins, we advise you to place several Mau (available in dungeons) on a farm. Their partner ability allows you to create pieces, so don’t hesitate to abuse it! Otherwise, go eliminate poachers and other mercenaries in their camps to collect coins.”
Now you know everything about Leather! If you ever want to complete your Paldex, do not hesitate to consult our Wiki page which lists all the Pals of Palworld. We tell you the resources they provide, their uses in exploration or in the camp, but above all their positions!