Palworld · 1.0 map tool

Black Marketeer Finder & Price Lookup

Every Black Marketeer marker on the main map, sorted by how far it sits from the nearest fast-travel point — plus what the Pals in its stock are actually worth. Coordinates come from a direct parse of the game's map data, and we're explicit about which markers are datamined and which are community pins.

Filters

Count watchtowers as fast travelChanges which marker is closest Datamined markers onlyHide paldb's curated community pins Search the Pal poolBase Price, not shop price

Markers

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Sorted by distance

Pal pool — base Price

Three things worth knowing

Four are real, eleven are hints

Only 4 of the 15 markers carry an internal ID and a genuine placement level (43, 45, 47, 54). The other 11 are curated map pins with a placeholder level of 40 — good leads, not game data.

Straight line ≠ walk

Distances here are computed between coordinates. Three of the four datamined marketeers are underground, in caves and mineshafts, so the shortest line on a map is not the shortest trip. We give no travel times at all.

"Contraband" is a misnomer

The 92-Pal pool includes Chikipi (313), Lamball (421) and Cattiva (436). The idea that the Black Marketeer only sells Pals you can't get elsewhere isn't supported by the 1.0 data.

Full guide: Black Marketeer locations, map and coordinates.

Marker coordinates, internal IDs, placement levels and fast-travel positions were parsed by us directly from paldb.cc's map data (read 18 July 2026); Pal base Price values are datamined from paldb's v1.0.0 pages. We filter on each entry's item/ID rather than its display type, because the "Black Marketeer" type bucket also contains Pal Merchants, and we exclude BOSS_DarkTrader, which is a different NPC in the same internal family. Distances are our own straight-line computation between coordinates in a single shared space — they are not routes, not walking distances and not times, and no travel-time figure is computed anywhere in this tool. Base Price is a stat, not the gold you pay: shop price is that base scaled by the stocked Pal's level, and both the Pal shown and its level are randomised on each 48-minute restock. We list the 79 pool entries we could verify out of 92; paldb's own field gives the pool range as 313–19,900, so the most expensive entries are absent from our list. A larger legacy price scale still circulates widely but is pre-1.0 and is not used here.

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.