Palworld Pal Egg and Skill Fruit Tree Locations Map

The Palworld maps contain 1,815 Pal Egg markers and 47 skill fruit trees. Palpagos has 1,786 eggs and 35 trees. The World Tree has 29 eggs and 12 trees. Keep the two sheets separate when tracking progress.

Palpagos egg regions

The egg group describes the region and pool represented by the marker. It does not promise one specific Pal inside an egg. Search the regional type when you want a route through one environment, then judge the result after pickup.

Build an egg route

1. Open Pal Egg and Great Eagle Statue.
2. Search one egg group, such as Feybreak Pal Egg.
3. Zoom into one cluster near an unlocked Statue.
4. Follow a loop that ends near another travel point.
5. Mark each location after checking it.

Adding Skill fruit costs little visual space because Palpagos has only 35 trees. The combined view turns a long egg run into two kinds of progress without adding thousands of unrelated pins.

Skill fruit trees are a smaller checklist

Skill fruit has 35 Palpagos locations and 12 World Tree locations. That is small enough to show the full layer and clear it by region.

Use marks as a location checklist, not as a claim that the tree will never produce again. A marked tree means you know and have visited the spot. Hide marked is useful for a first sweep; leave the layer visible for repeat farming.

World Tree route

The World Tree has 29 eggs, 12 skill fruit trees and 15 Great Eagle Statues. Open all three layers and the result stays readable at 56 markers.

This is also the fastest way to catch a map mix-up. A World Tree route should not show Feybreak, Grassland or Sakurajima egg groups. Those are Palpagos subtypes. If they appear, you are on the other sheet.

Eggs, habitats and breeding answer different questions

Egg markers tell you where world eggs can appear. Pal habitat markers tell you where a named Pal lives. Use the layer that matches the route you are actually planning.

If the target is one Pal, start with the Pal habitat guide and search its name. Use the egg map when the goal is regional egg collection or an exploration loop. Mixing the two creates thousands of points without improving the odds of reading the route.

Common route mistakes

An old search filter can make a complete layer look empty. Clear it before switching from an egg group to Skill fruit. Check elevation around cliff and sky-island markers, and make sure the active map matches the region.

For completion, mark locations in small batches and hide them. For farming, save the filtered link and leave repeat stops unmarked. One control should not be asked to mean both permanent discovery and today’s route.