How to Find Eggs and Build an Egg Incubator in Palworld

Introduction:

Palworld is a game that combines elements of creature collecting, survival, crafting, and shooting. You can explore a vast open world filled with different biomes, Pals, and dangers. You can also capture, breed, train, and use Pals to help you survive and fight. Pals are not only your companions, but also your tools, workers, and food sources.

One of the ways to get new Pals in Palworld is by finding and hatching eggs. Eggs are found all over the map, and they come in different sizes and elements. Each egg contains a Pal that matches its element, and the size of the egg determines the rarity of the Pal. To hatch eggs, you will need an egg incubator, which is a device that can keep the eggs at the optimal temperature and speed up the hatching process.

In this guide, we will show you how to find eggs, build an egg incubator, and hatch Pals in Palworld. We will also explain how eggs work, what you can get from them, and how to use them effectively. Whether you want to collect all the Pals, breed the best ones, or just have fun with them, this guide will help you get the most out of your eggs.

How to find eggs in Palworld

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. You can also find different types of eggs in different biomes, such as the grasslands, the desert, the forest, the mountains, the caves, the ocean, or the towers. Each biome has its own unique Pals, which can have different types, skills, and behaviors.

You can use your binoculars to scan the eggs, which can show you their size, element, and comfort level. You will need to be careful and alert, as some of the eggs are guarded by hostile Pals, while others are hidden or hard to reach.

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 will produce an egg. The egg will inherit the element and some of the traits of the parent Pals, and it will have a higher chance of being larger and rarer.

How to build an egg incubator and hatch eggs in Palworld

To hatch eggs, you will need an egg incubator. You will need to be at least level seven and you will 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 have found, but there are a couple of things to note:

• Once you start incubating the egg, if you take it out, the incubation timer will reset.
• Eggs will hatch faster if they are comfortable with the temperature. Scorching eggs will want the temp to be hotter, while frozen eggs will want it to be colder. You can build campfires or other temperature-changing items to accommodate the eggs.
• How long an egg takes to hatch will be dependent on your server settings, the egg size, and the aforementioned comfort level. At default normal mode settings, no eggs should take longer than two hours to hatch at max, but this can be changed in your settings.
• All eggs you hatch will yield a level one Pal.

What you get from eggs in Palworld

Each element in Palworld has an egg that matches it and it will 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:

• Scorching egg: Fire
• Verdant egg: Grass
• Rocky egg: Ground
• Electric egg: Electric
• Damp egg: Water
• Frozen egg: Ice
• Dragon egg: Dragon
• Dark egg: Dark
• Common egg: Neutral

The bigger the egg is, the “rarer” the Pal inside will be. I put quotes around rare because it is 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.

You can see the complete list of Pals in the Paldeck menu, or in this guide. You can also see the type, level, health, and skills of each Pal in the Paldeck menu. You can also rename, release, or trade your Pals by using the Paldeck menu.

FAQs

Here are some of the frequently asked questions about eggs in Palworld, and their answers:

• Q: How many eggs are there in Palworld?

• A: There are over 100 eggs in Palworld, each with their own element and size. You can see the complete list of eggs in this guide.

• Q: What are the different sizes of eggs in Palworld?

• A: There are three sizes of eggs in Palworld: normal, large, and huge. The size of the egg determines the rarity of the Pal inside, as well as the weight and the hatching time of the egg.

• Q: What are the different ways to get eggs in Palworld?

• A: There are two ways to get eggs in Palworld: by finding them in the wild or by breeding your Pals. You can find eggs in set spawn points all over the map, or in different biomes. You can also breed your Pals once you hit level 19 and unlock the breeding farm.

Conclusion

Eggs are the source of new Pals in Palworld, and you should know how to find, hatch, and use them efficiently and effectively. In this guide, we have shown you how to find eggs, build an egg incubator, and hatch Pals in Palworld. We have also explained how eggs work, what you can get from them, and how to use them effectively. We hope this guide has been helpful and informative for you. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for reading, and have fun playing Palworld!