In Palworld, the Drafting Table is one of the most useful resources you’ll likely build in your base, and as such, it’s well worth knowing what the drafting table is, how it works, and how to get and use the drafting table in Palworld. Indeed, this is one of the most useful tools, allowing you to make the most of your schematics in the game - so, if you’ve been collecting schematics during your travels around the Palworld map, investing in a drafting table could allow you to turn any unused or common ones into something more powerful for your character.

What is the Drafting Table in Palworld?

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In many cases, while exploring Palworld, you’ll stumble across a wide range of different schematics - but, while a small number could be ultra rare, the vast majority will probably be common. Unfortunately, these common schematics will most likely not be that useful for your game, making them feel like redundant collections rather than useful and informative tools.

But this doesn’t have to be the case, and the handy drafting table allows you to combine these bland, common, repeated schematics into rarer, more useful ones. In turn, this means that schematics you might otherwise discard can be recycled for better ones, helping you progress further in your crafting goals. This offers an ideal alternative to traipsing across the lands of Palworld in the quest to find those elusive schematics - however, if you do decide to combine schematics, it’s well worth ensuring your game’s running on a stable Palworld server. In turn, this should help protect your newly-unlocked schematics from the dread of a crashing save file, thanks to 24/7 uptime and exceptional server stability.

How to Get the Drafting Table in Palworld

If you think the sound of a schematic-combining tool might be useful for your gameit’s now time to consider how to get the drafting table in your own Palworld playthrough. Fortunately, this isn’t one of those uber-high-level crafting resources that’s locked behind hard to get materials or an impossibly high level cap. Instead, to access the Drafting Table, you only need to meet a few basic requirements. First, you’ll need to be at least level 45 before you can unlock the Drafting Table in your technology tree. Admittedly, this is hardly an early-game unlock, but it’s mainly a late-mid game level that many players will achieve during their adventure. Plus, until you’ve already explored a lot, you probably won’t have too many repeats to worry about anyway. Each drafting table requires 4 Technology Points to unlock, and it’s crafted from 100 wood, 20 refined ingots, and 30 charcoal. It’s a lot of materials, sure, but at least they’re not too rare!

How to Use the Drafting Table in Palworld

So, your drafting table’s ready to go in Palworld - but how do you use it? Well, the Drafting Table is different than a normal crafting bench, but it’s not complex to understand.

First, open the Drafting Table when standing next to it, then insert lower rarity schematics into the slots. You’ll need a certain number of these schematics to produce a single higher-rarity schematic, so make sure you’re never throwing schematics away (even repeats - they could prove useful later on). Of course, you should always carefully plan which schematics to upgrade. Don’t waste high-value ones you might still need later on in the game, even if you assume you won’t. Instead, it’s better to use duplicate schematics that you absolutely won’t need to re-learn down the line

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Final Thoughts

The Drafting Table is one of those upgrades that can completely change your strategy in the mid to late game of Palworld, and in particular, it can impact how you view schematics. Indeed, the drafting table opens up a huge amount of new value for duplicates; so, once you're level 45 and have the resources, it’s probably a good idea to consider building one in your base. Just make sure you use it wisely, and don’t waste your best schematics; it’s always better to use low rarity duplicates than brand new high rarity ones!