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A Palworld player looking out over the forests and grasslands and water.
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How to get Fiber in Palworld

We don't mean fiber for your diet.

Fiber is a very needed resource in Palworld and is used in many recipes that help your Pals stay comfortable. You won’t waste any time building a base in Palworld, but to make the most of your Pals, you will need plenty of Fiber.

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Need some Fiber? Follow this guide and you won’t have to look far in Palworld.

What is Fiber used for in Palworld?

Fiber listed in the Palworld inventory.
A basic building block. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Fiber is an essential resource for building Beds, both for yourself and your Pals. Having plenty of Fiber is critical to keeping yourself and your work Pals comfortable, which in turn makes them happier and keeps them working harder.

Specifically, Fiber is also a building material for the Shoddy Bed, which is a starter bed for yourself, and a Straw Pal Bed for your Pals. A Shoddy Bed lets you pass the night or recover from injury, provided there’s a roof built over you. Straw Pal Beds give your Pals a place to rest and keep them happy.

Fiber is also crucial for crafting Bows, Shields, a Training Dummy, and several other items that are eventually unlocked through the Technology Tree.

Best ways to get Fiber in Palworld

If you’re looking for the best, most efficient way to get Palworld Fiber, then the Crusher will be your best bet. Here’s how you can get this revolutionary tool:

  • Reach level 8.
  • Unlock the Crusher under the Technology tree.
  • Gather 10 Paldium Fragments, 20 Stone, and 50 Wood.
  • Go to the building menu for your base.
  • Choose the Production tab, find the Crusher, and create it in your base.

Once you get the Crusher, you can put it to good work. But you can make the process even faster and, by extension, even more efficient. How? Employ Pals that excel at Lumbering!

Proficient Lumbering Pals will ease wood gathering and transport. For that purpose, you’ll want to work with Wumpo, Dinossom, Limfunk, or a similar Pal specializing in Lumbering, among other things.

That being said, here’s a brief overview of ways to get Palworld Fiber, from easiest to most efficient.

Ways to get FiberInformation
Chopping down treesMost trees will drop six Fiber when cut down, but they need to be cut down with a Stone Axe; using your bare hands won’t provide any Fiber.
Defeating Pals that drop FiberHoocrates, Hangyu
Using a CrusherWood can also be directly converted into Fiber at a Crusher, which is unlocked from the Technology tree at level eight.

The easiest way to get Fiber in Palworld

While not the best source of Fiber in Palworld, chopping down trees is undoubtedly the easiest way to get Palworld Fiber. Trees are plentiful in the world around you, and they also respawn rather quickly, so you don’t have to worry about chopping them all down at once and not having more later.

We’re still very early into our playthrough, and there may be more opportunities to earn Fiber via farming or other methods, but with trees seemingly growing all over and regenerating quickly, you shouldn’t be short on Fiber when playing Palworld.


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Scott Robertson
VALORANT Lead / Staff Writer
VALORANT lead staff writer, also covering CS:GO, FPS games, other titles, and the wider esports industry. Watching and writing esports since 2014. Previously wrote for Dexerto, Upcomer, Splyce, and somehow MySpace. Jack of all games, master of none.
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