All Emblems in Palworld: Effects, Schematics, and Recipes

Emblems round out Palworld's partner-accessory family — and unlike the Batons, Rings and Talismans, these boost you and your partner Pal at the same time. There are two craftable Emblems plus one trophy you can't craft at all. Here's what each does, where the schematics drop, and the recipes.

The Two Craftable Emblems

Emblem	What it boosts
Dogen Emblem	Greatly raises YOUR Attack and your partner Pal's Attack
Silvegis Emblem	Greatly raises YOUR Defense and your partner Pal's Defense

Both are named after legendaries you can hunt yourself — Dogen and Silvegis. Because the buff applies to both of you at once, an Emblem is usually worth more than a same-slot accessory that only helps one side.

Where to Find Emblem Schematics

Same chase pools as the rest of the accessory family: Large Oil Rig chests give roughly a 1-in-100 shot at each Emblem schematic per clear — the realistic farm — while Sky Island treasure chests sit near 1-in-700. Every rig run also rolls the baton, ring and talisman schematics from the same chests, so nothing is wasted.

Emblem Recipes

Both emblems share the same recipe — 30 Ancient Beast Bones apiece — so the real question is which buff you want first. Materials come from the same hunting loop, meaning there's no reason not to end up with both eventually.

Emblem	Materials
Dogen Emblem	Iron Ingot ×20 Bone ×30 Pal Crystal ×35 Ancient Beast Bone ×30
Silvegis Emblem	Iron Ingot ×20 Chromite ×10 Pal Crystal ×35 Ancient Beast Bone ×30

The Champion's Emblem

The third emblem — the Champion's Emblem — is a different animal: "an emblem of glory earned through victory", as the game puts it. You don't craft this one; it's a battle trophy, not an accessory.

Related Guides

All Pal Batons · All Pal Rings · All Pal Talismans · Every accessory compared · Legendary weapon schematic locations