# Divine Dragon's Baton

Lifts the Attack of the Pal at your side and gives their Dragon damage a large boost.

Source: https://palworld-db.com/item/Otomo_ATDragon_ElementBoost_1

## Basics

- Type: Accessory
- Gold value: 67200
- Weight: 2
- Max stack: 1

## Recipe

- Refined Ingot x20
- Polymer x20
- Pure Quartz x20
- Ancient Civilization Core x5

## Notes we already publish

- (location) The recipe on this page is not a technology you can research — no amount of Technology Points opens it. It stays locked until the Divine Dragon's Baton Schematic ([[item:Blueprint_Otomo_ATDragon_ElementBoost_1]]) is in your hands, and that paper only appears on grade 5 chest tables in three places: 2.38% from chests in the Sunreach Skies caverns, 0.98% from the crates on the large oil rig, and 0.19% from ordinary Sunreach Isle field chests. That works out to roughly 42 cavern chests, 102 rig crates or 520 field chests per copy, so the Sunreach Skies caverns are the only route worth running deliberately — the field chests are a hundred-hour accident, not a farm. The baton also cannot be hand-crafted from your inventory menu once unlocked; it needs a bench, and the five Ancient Civilization Cores ([[item:AncientParts2]]) mean a tower boss or Feybreak run has to come first either way.
- (use) This is a player accessory that does nothing for the player. Every point of it lands on the one Pal out of its sphere beside you: an attack lift plus a large Dragon-damage multiplier on top. The Dragon half is dead weight unless that partner actually deals Dragon damage — a non-Dragon Pal gets the attack line and nothing else, which is a poor return on an accessory slot at this price. Check the Pal's moveset rather than its element badge, because the boost keys off the damage type of the move being thrown, so a mixed-element attacker only sees the bonus on the Dragon entries in its move list.
- (strategy) There are nine of these batons, one per element, and they are all built to the same pattern — the Celestial Emperor's Baton ([[item:Otomo_ATNormal_ElementBoost_1]]) and the seven others differ only in which damage type they amplify. Treat them as a swap set keyed to whichever Pal is riding shotgun, not as a permanent slot. None of the nine has a rarity upgrade above the base version, so once you have crafted one that line is finished and every further copy of the schematic is dead paper — worth knowing before you keep grinding the caverns for a second one.

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Source: Palworld Database — https://palworld-db.com/item/Otomo_ATDragon_ElementBoost_1