Palworld · 1.0 farming tool

Ancient Civilization Core Farming Planner

Pick the endgame gear you're building and see exactly how much Ancient Civilization Core you need — and which farming method gets you there in the fewest runs. Per-run amounts are datamined from paldb.cc (single-source; community wikis report lower). Core is the Legendary material — not the common Parts.

What you have

Custom target (optional)Overrides the recipes above (0 = use recipes) Core you already have

Results

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Runs needed, by method

How Core farming works in 1.0

Best active source

Raid bosses via the Summoning Altar (with a slab) are the sustainable pick: 100% drops, infinitely repeatable. Hartalis (4–7) and Moon Lord (4–6) give the most among non-Ultra raids; Ultra variants drop a flat 10 (paldb).

Best passive source

Pal Expeditions need no combat. World Tree (Hard) yields 6–9 (~50%); the Snow expedition (from ~Lv22) is the earliest source at 1/run. Keep them running in the background at every stage.

Not the same as Parts

Ancient Civilization Core (Legendary, ~2,000G) is a separate, scarcer item from Ancient Civilization Parts (Rare, ~1,000G). Several recipes need both — this planner counts only the Core side.

Full guide: Ancient Civilization Core: best farming methods. More Palworld 1.0: the Ancient Bone guide and the map guide.

This planner does the arithmetic on the numbers you enter. Recipe Core costs and per-run drop amounts are datamined from paldb.cc (read 16 Jul 2026). Per-run amounts are single-source — community wikis (wiki.gg, pindrop) report lower per-boss numbers, and Oil Rig / World Tree (Hard) drops are chance-gated (~55% / ~44% / ~50%), folded into the “runs” estimate — so any run count is an estimate, not a guaranteed figure. Weapon costs are the base schematic tier; higher schematics cost more.

This is an unofficial fan tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Pocket Pair, Inc. “Palworld” and all names are trademarks of their respective owners. No game images are used.