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How to get Electric Organs in Palworld

They are pivotal in numerous technologies.

With each new level in Palworld, players will discover new Technologies like Power Generator, Electric Mine, Electric Pylon, and Lamp. These will require Electric Organs to construct each of them, so it’s one of the key resources in the game.

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Fortunately, Electric Organs are all but tricky to find on your own. Here’s where you can find them.

What are Electric Organs used for in Palworld?

Electric Organs are used in various recipes through the game, ranging from base items like the Lamp to weapons like the Electric Mine. Additionally, Electric Organs are required for Pal Saddles for certain Electric type Pals, like the Helzephyr Saddle and Univolt Saddle.

How to get Electric Organs in Palworld

To get Electric Organs in Palworld you can either farm them from Pals or buy them from Wandering Merchants. Farming them directly from Pals is much cheaper and convenient, since you don’t need to spend any gold. 

All Pals that drop Electric Organs in Palworld

Electric Organs are dropped from Electric type Pals, which can be found across Palworld’s world map. You can find the list of Pals that drop the item below.

  • Sparkit
  • Univolt
  • Rayhound
  • Mossanda Lux
  • Beakon
  • Grizzbolt
  • Dazzi
  • Jolthog
  • Relaxaurus Lex
  • Orserk

The best way to farm Electric Organs in Palworld

The best way to farm Electric Organs is to find a fast travel point near the spawn locations of Electric type Pals that drop them. We recommend using the Investigator’s Fork fast travel statue to farm the Univolt that spawn throughout the area.

The Univolts here are all relatively low level and farming them for Electric Organs becomes incredibly easy if you bring along a Ground type Pal to take advantage of their weakness.

Univolts also have the added bonus of dropping Horns and Leather in addition to Electric Organs, so you can stock up on multiple items at once. They’re pretty solid ground mounts to collect too, so be sure to catch one or two as you go.

Tip: Fast travel to reset spawns!

Utilizing the fast travel statues seems to reset the spawns in Palworld, and this area has three fast travel locations to jump between as you farm.

Buying Electric Organs from Wandering Merchants

If you have a lot of spare gold, you can also buy Electric Organs from Merchants. We believe you can find it at random Wandering Merchants, but I actually found Electric Organs at the Merchant in the first Small Settlement I stumbled upon, west of the starting location. 

The Wandering Merchant I visited sold Electric Organs for 200 gold each, however, the price could vary depending on game progress or world difficulty settings.


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