All Palworld Remedy and Elixir Recipes and Effects
Medicines are some of the most important items Palworld players can craft, and the Sakurajima update introduces new mixtures that permanently boost character stats.
Medicines and recovery items are critical staples when playing Palworld. From damage taken by unfriendly mobs to gunshots inflicted by human enemies, injuries are not in short supply.
While players can use Stat Points to help mitigate damage, gameplay in the high-difficulty areas has remained a grind. Thankfully, the Sakurajima update has introduced a few new brews that should help with these issues. Here is everything to know about Stat-boosting Remedy and Elixir recipes in Palworld.
Below are each of the Remedy recipes, how they affect stats, and what is required to craft them.
Below are each of the Elixir recipes, how they affect stats, and what is required to craft them.
To craft any Remedy or Elixir in Palworld, players must firstbuild an Electric Medicine Workbench.
This crafting station becomes available at Technology Level 43 and costs 3 Technology Points to unlock. It also requires a base with electricity. To craft it, players will need the following materials:
Circuit Boards are crafted on Workbenches once players unlock the recipe at Technology Level 35. It will cost 2 Technology Points, and players will need x4Pure Quartzand x2Polymerto make one.
Stamina, Life, Speed, Carrying, and Power Lotus flowersbloom in Palworld’s dungeons. These are the areas hidden in cliffside that players can enter to battle bosses and hunt for rare items.
Lotus blooms come in two sizes,Large and Small. The small blooms are not as rare as the large, but they are both marked as “Legendary” items and are described as an extremely rare loot type. Because of this, players must grab every Lotus they encounter.
For more Palworld tips, check out our guides for the Sakurajima update and Technology Levels. A good set of armor is perfect for dungeon crawling for Remedy ingredients.
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