Meteorite Fragments are an incredibly useful resource later in the game in Palworld 1.0, as they can be utilized to craft strong weapons, accessories, and Pal saddles, while also being an effective source of Paldium Fragments. This guide discusses the various ways to acquire Meteorite Fragments, where to best utilize them, and why they are worth harvesting whenever the Meteorite Events occur on the map.
Meteorite Fragments Overview
Meteorite Fragments are a crafting component that can be found during the end-game in Palworld 1.0 through Meteorite Events. Besides being an ingredient for some advanced recipes, it is also necessary to note that the Meteorite Fragments are one of the best resources for making Paldium Fragments with the Crusher. Due to their scarcity and a broad range of applications, it is smart to collect each Meteorite Fragment you find.
How to Get Meteorite Fragments
The main method of collecting Meteorite Fragments is through mining a meteor that drops down during a Meteorite Event. While the Meteorite Events happen randomly throughout the Palpagos Islands, there are specific zones in each save file for the fallen meteor, meaning future meteors will continue to appear at the same spots. Normally, Meteorite Events happen every three hours in the game, though you can adjust the frequency through world settings. Once the meteor drops, you will see on your screen when it has landed and where exactly it is located.
Usually, the meteor crashing sites are protected by Xenogard, Xenovader, and Selyne. They have levels tied to the place of the event and it is best to reach the site as fast as possible because the NPCs may kill the Pal before you arrive there. You can also get Meteorite Fragments from battles with the help of Xenogard, Xenovader, and Xenolord, but keep in mind that Xenolord can only be defeated during raid fights, and it does not show up during the meteor landing.
Meteorite Fragments Uses
| Item | Crafting Requirements | Workbench |
| Paldium Fragments | Meteorite Fragments can be made into Paldium Fragments with the help of a Crusher. Unlike regular Stone and Paldium deposits, 1 Meteorite Fragment produces 3 Paldium Fragments, making them one of the best sources of Paldium in the game. | – |
| Meteor Launcher | 20 Paldium Fragment, 30 Refined Ingot, 100 Meteorite Fragment, and 5 Corrosive Solvent | Waepon Assembly Line and Weapon Assembly Line ll |
| Meteorite Ammo | 3 Meteorite Fragment | Production Assembly LineProduction Assembly Line ll |
| Paldium Saddles | 36 Leather, 300 Ingot, 102 Paldium Fragment (produced from Meteorite Fragments), 36 Pal Metal Ingot, 200 Refined Ingot, and 24 Hexalite | Pal Gear WorkbenchAncient Workbench |
| Anubis’s Talisman | 20 Bone, 10 Ancient Civilization Parts, 20 Refined Ingots, and 10 Meteorite Fragment | Production Assembly LineProduction Assembly Line ll |
Is It Worth Farming Meteorite Fragments?
Definitely. Meteorite Fragments maintain their worth long after you first unlock them. While they are among the best methods to farm large quantities of Paldium Fragments, they also serve multiple other purposes including crafting potent weapons, accessories, and Pal equipment. Considering that Meteorite Events are periodic and occur in the same locations on and off, the strategy of checking every area of a meteor crash site helps ensure you have a steady stock of materials before they are needed for advanced crafting.
