How to find eggs and build an egg incubator in Palworld | Polygon

And what to know about egg sizes and types

by Julia Lee

Soon after loading into Palworld, you’ll run into eggs. These eggs are found all over the place and come in different sizes and elements. As expected, there are Pals to be hatched inside these eggs, but you’ll need an egg incubator first.

Below, we explain how to find eggs, make an incubator, and just generally explain how eggs work.

You can find eggs in set spawn points all over the map. After you pick up an egg, another egg will eventually respawn in that place. You can use an interactive map tool to point you to the hundreds of eggs around the map.

The eggs that respawn at the point are random, so you may find a damp egg in a spot one day, only to find a verdant egg there the next day.

Note that eggs come in three sizes — normal, large, and huge — and they do weigh more if they’re bigger.

You can also breed your Pals once you hit level 19 and unlock the breeding farm. After successfully pairing up two Pals of the opposite sex and giving them cake, they’ll produce an egg.

To hatch eggs, you’ll need an egg incubator. You’ll need to be at least level seven and you’ll need an Ancient Technology Point (obtained from beating bosses, like Zoe and Grizzbolt or the large Chillet on the map) to unlock the recipe for an egg incubator.

Once you have the recipe unlocked, you can build the egg incubator using 10 Paldium fragments, five cloth, 30 stone, and two ancient civilization parts. You can get the parts from beating bosses (same as the points).

Once you have your incubator placed, you can put in any eggs you’ve found, but there are a couple things to note:

Each element in Palworld has an egg that matches it and it’ll hatch a Pal that correlates to the type. For example, after hatching a damp egg, you may get a Celaray or a Fuack.

The various types of eggs correspond with the following elements:

The bigger the egg is, the “rarer” the Pal inside will be. I put quotes around rare because it’s not literally a rare Pal with a low spawn rate, but rather a more late-game Pal. For example, hatching a huge verdant egg may yield a Mammorest, who is usually only found on the map in the mid level 30s, though you can find Mammorest pretty commonly roaming around.

That said, hatching big eggs is a really good way to get some later-game Pals early on.

For more Palworld guides, we’ve got you covered. If you’re just starting out, we’ve got a beginner’s guide, a list of all Pals, and a type chart. We also have explainers on breeding, and a rundown of how multiplayer works.

On the hunt for resources? Check out our guides on how to get ore, coal, polymer, leather, sulfur, wheat seeds, pure quartz, Ancient Technology Points, and ancient civilization parts. For advanced players, consult our lists of all tower boss locations, all passive skills, all flying mounts, and the best base locations.

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