How to Get Feybreak Flag Set: Level and Materials

The Feybreak Flag Set is the raider faction's banner pair, and it lands on the technology tree at player Level 60 for a single Technology Point. Getting the node is trivial; getting to Level 60 is not, and neither is the 40 High Quality Cloth the two pieces want between them. This guide covers the unlock, both pieces with their exact build costs, where the wool and metal come from, and how the set compares to the other seven faction flags.

Feybreak Flag Set at a Glance

There is no hunting involved with this one. The node hands you both structures the instant you buy it — no schematic drops, no boss kill, no quest chain, which is more than the Rayne Syndicate and Free Pal Alliance sets can say. Both pieces are pure decoration: they add no defence, no work speed, and no SAN effect, so the only thing you are buying is the look. Here is everything worth knowing before you commit the point.

Detail	Feybreak Flag Set
Unlock type	Technology tree node named Feybreak Flag Set
Player level required	60
Technology Points	1
Ancient technology?	No, it sits on the normal tech track
Pieces in the set	Feybreak Flag · Feybreak Banner
Schematic-locked pieces	None — the node is the whole set
Full set cost	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 High Quality Cloth
Real material floor	400 Wool · 40 Leather · 60 Ore · 60 Coal · 10 Wood
Build category	Furniture
Function	Decorative only — no defence, work or SAN effect
Position in the flag ladder	Seventh of eight, one rung below the Azure Covenant

How to Unlock the Feybreak Flag Set

Reach player Level 60, open the Palworld technology tree, and buy the Feybreak Flag Set node for 1 Technology Point. There is no prerequisite node above it and no boss gate — the level is the entire requirement. That level is a wall, though: hitting 60 takes just under 100 million total EXP, which is more than six times what it costs to reach Level 50 and roughly two and a half times Level 55. If the flags are what you are chasing, the technology point guide matters less than an EXP plan.

Once you are there, the flag node is the bargain of the level. Level 60 asks for 26 points across seven technologies, and the flag set is the only single-point entry on it — everything else wants three to five, with the Advanced Shield and Hexolite Helmet both at five. Buy the flags first: one point is nothing, and you will have the cloth ready long before you have the points for the armour tier anyway.

Level 60 technology	Points	What it gives you
Feybreak Flag Set	1	The Feybreak Flag and Feybreak Banner
Faleris Saddle	3	Mount gear for Faleris
Extravagant Vegetable Cake	4	High-tier food for breeding and healing
Faleris Aqua Saddle	4	Mount gear for Faleris Aqua
Silvegis Saddle	4	Mount gear for Silvegis
Advanced Shield	5	The second-highest shield tier
Hexolite Helmet	5	Late-game head armor

Feybreak Flag

The Flag is the planted pole, and it is the heavier of the two: 20 Refined Ingot, 10 Fiber and 20 High Quality Cloth. Build this one first if your cloth is tight — a pole stuck in the ground reads as a claimed base from across a valley, while a wall banner only registers once someone is already inside. It files under Furniture in the build menu, not Defenses, so do not expect it to do anything to a raid.

Feybreak Banner

The Banner is the hanging cloth for walls and gateways and halves the metal at 10 Refined Ingot, 10 Fiber and 20 High Quality Cloth. Note what does not drop: the cloth stays at 20 on both pieces, which is why the set's bill is so lopsided towards wool. This is the piece you will place four or five copies of once you start decorating properly, and every extra copy is another 200 Wool through the loom.

One naming quirk worth knowing if you are hunting for these in the build menu: six of the eight factions call their pieces a *Standard* and a *Vertical Banner*. Feybreak and the Azure Covenant are the two exceptions — theirs are just *Flag* and *Banner*, so searching for "Feybreak Standard" will find you nothing.

Piece	Tech Lv	Build materials
Feybreak Flag	60	20 Refined Ingot · 10 Fiber · 20 High Quality Cloth
Feybreak Banner	60	10 Refined Ingot · 10 Fiber · 20 High Quality Cloth

What the Full Set Costs

Both pieces together come to 30 Refined Ingot, 20 Fiber and 40 High Quality Cloth — and those headline numbers hide almost all of the work. Each sheet of High Quality Cloth takes 10 Wool and 1 Leather, so 40 sheets means 400 Wool and 40 Leather. The metal is a short furnace run and the fiber is 10 Wood. Wool is the entire job; treat everything else as rounding.

Material	Set total	What it really breaks down to
High Quality Cloth	40	400 Wool + 40 Leather at the High-Quality Workbench
Refined Ingot	30	60 Ore + 60 Coal smelted at a furnace
Fiber	20	10 Wood — one Wood makes two Fiber
Wool	400	Ranch production or hunting wool Pals
Leather	40	78 Pals drop it at a guaranteed rate

Where the 400 Wool Comes From

Three Pals make Wool on a Ranch, and that is the only way to get it without killing something. Lamball is the one to build the pen around — it needs only rank 1 Ranching and has the widest spread of spawn points of the three, so replacing one is never a trip. Melpaca and Cremis both sit at rank 2 and slot in beside it happily. Set a mixed ranch running and the 400 assembles itself while you are doing something else.

If you want it today rather than overnight, hunting is faster. Sweepa gives 3-5 per kill, the best rate among Pals that actually spawn in the world, though it has under a third of Lamball's spawn points so you will be flying between clusters. Kingpaca pays a flat 5 but never spawns naturally — that is a breeding project, not a farm route.

Wool source	Ranch rank	Wool per kill	Spawn points
Lamball	1	1-3	351 spawn points
Melpaca	2	2-5	270 spawn points
Cremis	2	1-2	200 spawn points
Sweepa	Not a ranch Pal	3-5	99 spawn points
Kingpaca	Not a ranch Pal	5	Does not spawn in the world

Leather is the easy half of the recipe. 78 Pals drop it at a guaranteed 100% rate, and Mammorest is the pick at 5-10 per kill across 484 spawn points — more spawn points than any wool Pal has. Forty Leather is four or five Mammorest, which you will collect incidentally on the way to anything else. Surfent also produces it on a ranch at rank 2 if you would rather not leave base at all.

Buy the Cloth or Craft It?

Merchants do sell finished High Quality Cloth, so the lazy route exists — it is just the worse one. A sheet runs 2,640 gold, putting all 40 at 105,600 gold. Buy the raw Wool and Leather instead and weave it yourself and the same 40 sheets cost 88,000, and that is still the expensive version because a ranch produces the wool for free. Only one shop in the game stocks the finished cloth, too, so check the merchant inventory list before you go looking — raw wool and leather are on far more counters.

Refined Ingot and Fiber

The metal side is a footnote by Level 60. Thirty Refined Ingot is 60 Ore and 60 Coal, and if you already run a mining base this comes straight out of storage. Coal is the scarcer of the two on the map by roughly half, so that is the one to check your chests for first. The 20 Fiber is 10 Wood and needs no plan at all.

Material	Needed	Where to get it
Ore	60	1,632 mapped nodes
Coal	60	824 mapped nodes
Wood	10	4,654 mapped lumber nodes

How the Eight Flag Sets Compare

Eight factions have a flag set on the tree, every one priced at exactly 1 Technology Point, and Feybreak is the seventh rung. The important thing to know is that the top four sets are materially identical — PAL Genetic Research Unit, Moonflower, Feybreak and Azure Covenant all want the same 30 Refined Ingot, 20 Fiber and 40 High Quality Cloth. Only the level gate and the artwork differ. If you just want that late-game silhouette on your walls and do not care whose colours you fly, the PAL Genetic Research Unit set gets you there ten levels earlier for the same price.

The jump that actually costs you happens at Level 50, where the recipe switches from plain Cloth to High Quality Cloth. The Rayne Syndicate set at Level 11 needs 40 basic Cloth, which is 80 Wool. Feybreak needs 400 — a five-fold increase in wool for a decoration that does exactly the same nothing. Worth noting too that the two earliest factions have extra banner pieces which never appear on the tree and only turn up as schematics; Feybreak has no such stragglers, so once you buy the node you own the complete set.

Flag set	Player Lv	Points	Full set cost	Wool behind the cloth
Rayne Syndicate Flag Set	11	1	30 Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 Cloth	80
Free Pal Alliance Flag Set	20	1	20 Wood · 10 Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 Cloth	80
Brothers of the Eternal Pyre Flag Set	28	1	30 Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 Cloth	80
PIDF Flag Set	39	1	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 Cloth	80
PAL Genetic Research Unit Flag Set	50	1	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 High Quality Cloth	400
Moonflower Flag Set	55	1	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 High Quality Cloth	400
Feybreak Flag Set	60	1	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 High Quality Cloth	400
Azure Covenant Flag Set	71	1	30 Refined Ingot · 20 Fiber · 40 High Quality Cloth	400

Who the Feybreak Are

The Feybreak are the island raiders, and flying their colours does nothing to stop them turning up at your gate. Their base-raid ladder runs five tiers, and the opening one is nasty in a way the mainland factions are not: at base rank 1-10 the Syndicate sends six Level 10 thugs, while the Feybreak send six Level 50 warriors for the same rank and the same 120 EXP. Only the Azure Covenant opens harder. If Roaming Feybreak Warriors fires at a young base, you are not supposed to win that fight.

Feybreak Bandits from rank 21 onward add the Feybreak Berserker, a heavier elite that shows up two at a time in the final wave and scales to three by the top tiers. Plan your base defences around those rather than the regular warriors — the rank-and-file are chaff by the time you are seeing them in threes.

The top tier is worth building for rather than merely surviving. Every faction's fifth-tier raid pays the same 106,470 EXP and sends 30 enemies, but the difficulty is not the same: most of them field Level 50 troops, the Feybreak field Level 60, and the Azure Covenant field Level 70. So Feybreak Ravagers is the harder-than-average version of a fixed payout — a guaranteed Training Crystal and 200-300 Dog Coin on top of the EXP. If you are grinding towards Level 60 for this very node, that EXP chunk is not a bad way to spend an evening.

Their home turf is worth a visit for reasons beyond the flag. The Feybreak loot layer is the densest in the game at 3,588 caches — over 1,200 more than the Grasslands, which is next — with another 201 treasure chests on top. There are 30 Viking ruin dungeon entrances to clear as well, and that roster is covered in the Feybreak Cavern guide.

The Short Answer

Hit player Level 60 and spend 1 Technology Point on the Feybreak Flag Set node. That unlocks both the Feybreak Flag and the Feybreak Banner immediately, with nothing left to hunt afterwards. Building both costs 30 Refined Ingot, 20 Fiber and 40 High Quality Cloth — and that cloth is the whole task: 400 Wool and 40 Leather. Put Lamball on a ranch twenty levels early and the flags are a formality when the node opens.

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