How To Get Leather In Palworld: The Essential Guide

Palworld is packed with armor and other items to craft, but, like many survival games, crafting requires base materials. One very popular base material is Leather.

Leather is an essential item in Palworld, so it only makes sense that you’d want a ton of it. However, you might not know where to start with that. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered.

This guide will detail everything you need to know about Palworld Leather, including how to get Leather quickly, the certain Pals that drop Leather, and how to use it to better your journey.

Let’s get into things.

What Is Leather In Palworld

Leather is one of the most important resources in Palworld. It’s used in a wide variety of crafting recipes — many of which allow you to interact with Pals in meaningful ways, like riding them with a Saddle.

It’s also something you’ll need to create Palworld’s most defensive armor. Such armor is vital for end-game activities and catching/defeating higher-level Pals.

For instance, the Cold Resistant Pal Metal Armor is required for exploring many of the game’s colder areas, featuring a Cold Resistance of level two.

Feed Bags are another important set of crafting recipes that Leather is a part of. These bag types allow you and your team to automatically consume food, keeping them satiated without manual involvement.

Bigger Feed Bags provide you with more slots to place food in, keeping your team satiated while you focus on keeping your weapons and armor intact.

How To Get Leather Palworld

You can acquire Leather in a few different ways in Palworld.

To start, you can purchase Leather through a Wandering Merchant. Wandering Merchants are shopkeepers that sell a ton of different items, such as High Quality Pal Oil, Wool, and Leather.

One of the earliest places you can find a Wandering Merchant is the Small Settlement.

The Small Settlement Fast Travel point is located northwest of the starting area, at coordinates 74, -485 on the Map.

Know that Leather costs 150 Gold Coins, which is a bit expensive during the early game. Due to this price, it can be hard to get Leather quickly by buying it.

Instead, you’ll probably want to harvest it though Pals or via farming.

Let’s get into how.

What Pals Drop Leather In Palworld?

Certain Pals drop Leather when you capture or defeat them. As you’re playing the game, exploring and taking down Towers, you’re sure to come across Pal locations that drop the material.

Every Pal That Drops Leather

There are a ton of Leather dropping Pals in the game. Here’s the full list:

• Chillet – An ice-type creature that looks like a ferret and a dragon mixed. Wear some Cold Resistant Refined Metal Armor when attempting to catch it.
• Chillet Ignis – A fire alternative to its icy brethren.
• Direhowl – A neutral type Pal that also drops Rubies and Gold Coins. It looks like a Wolf. Not sure where it got that treasure from.
• Eikthyrdeer – A massive deer with glorious purple and teal antlers.
• Fenglope – A blue antelope with clouds covering it.
• Foxcicle – A gorgeous icy Fox with multiple tails.
• Foxparks – A foxlike creature. This fire-based Pal will also drop Flame Organs.
• Fuack – Fuack is a small, duck-like creature with the power of water. It also drops Pal Fluids.
• Fuddler – A small mole featuring big arms. It’s the color of Leather.
• Galeclaw – A beautiful Eagle with a brown and blue tint.
• Gorirat – A black and white monkey with villainous red eyes.
• Grizzbolt – An electric bear with massive claws.
• Incineram – A two-legged Ram. This beast harnesses darkness and fire to fight off its enemies.
• Incineram Noct – A purely dark version of the original Pal, you can get Leather and a Horn from capturing this beast.
• Katress – As ominous as its name, this dark creature also drops Technical Manuals.
• Kikit – Palworld’s take on an armadillo. Goofy and cute.
• Kitsun – Looks like a creature of myth. Fiery and gorgeous.
• Mammorest – A massive, grassy Mammoth.
• Mammorest Cryst – An ice version of our Mammothian beast.
• Melpaca – A Llama with Sheep-like Wool. Interesting.
• Mossanda – A grassy panda bear. Smaller than you’d expect.
• Mossanda Lux – An electric version of Mossanda.
• Nitewing – Despite its name, this flying beast is only a neutral type.
• Nox – A small catlike creature. Very cute.
• Pyrin – A four legged fiery beast. Wear Heat Resistant Refined Metal Armor when trying to catch it.
• Pyrin Noct – The darker version of the Pyrin harnesses the darkness element as well.
• Reindrix – A gorgeous blue deer with sparkling antlers.
• Ribbuny – A cute little bunny with pink coloring.
• Rooby – Another fire-based Pal, the Rooby will drop Flame Organs and Leather. It looks like a fiery deer.
• Rushoar – This boar-like creature is massive and angry. Beware.
• Tombat – A dark, scary bat. Also drops Souls.
• Univolt – An electric unicorn, this Pal drops Leather upon capture. You can use that Leather to make Saddles and ride it. The circle of life.
• Verdash – A big, two-legged rabbit. Not what you’d normally expect.
• Vixy – Cute and small, this fox-like creature also drops Bones.
• Yakumo – A cloud-like dog with a horn on its head. Intimidating but cute.

It’s best to find where a lot of these Pals commonly spawn and grind them to get Leather for cheap. That said, once you’re a bit established, it’s best to build a Ranch and start farming Gold Coins.

Farming Leather In Palworld Using Gold Coins

You can unlock the Ranch pretty quickly in Palworld. Just get to level five in the Technology Tree and spend two points unlocking the recipe.

Once unlocked, gather 50 Wood, 20 Stone, and 30 Fiber to build the Ranch. Place it, and you’ll need to gather one Mau or Mau Cryst to farm Gold Coins.

How To Find The Mau

The Mau Pal takes on the look of an Egyptian Cat. It’s a Pal that’s a bit rarer than other Pals in that you won’t find it roaming around the world randomly.

Instead, you can only find it in dungeons or in a cage, imprisoned within various faction camps.

Fortunately, neither of these areas are too hard to find. Both are littered throughout the Map, making your chances of finding a Mau or Mau Cryst reasonably easy.

Once acquired, bring one to your Ranch, and it will start farming Gold Coins for you.

Now, it’s time to spend those Gold Coins on Leather at one of the game’s shops. As mentioned, the Small Settlement is probably the best place for an early player to go toward.

That’s about everything you need to know regarding Palworld Leather. With all of this knowledge fresh in your brain, why not teach your friends about Leather and get to work?

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