Items · Shops · Game version 1.0.5

Merchants & shops

Every merchant in the game files, with the face you see in the game, exactly where they stand and what they sell. Tap a place to open the map right on top of them.

Town merchants

They always stand in the same spot. Tap a place to open the map right there.

Wandering Merchant

Everyday goods

Pay with: Gold Coin

Sells 39 things

Trade-in merchants

These take Dog Coins, bounty tokens or Battle Tickets instead of gold, for rare things like Starfruit and schematics.

Medal Merchant

Trades for Dog Coins

Pay with: Dog Coin

Sells 37 things

Arena Merchant

At the Arena

Pay with: Battle Ticket

Sells 53 things

Pal sellers

Pal Merchants and Black Marketeers sell Pals instead of items. Their stock rolls from the list below.

Pal Merchant

Sells Pals · Pals Lv 5–15

Pay with: Gold Coin

Can sell 55 Pals (a few at a time)

Merchants with no fixed spot

These turn up inside dungeons or now and then while you explore.

Merchants who visit your base

They walk into your base on their own once it is big enough (your Palbox level). Each caravan sells its own kind of goods. See everyone who visits your base.

Wandering Merchant

Visits your base

Where: Walks into your base now and then (from base level 7). No fixed spot on the map.

Visits your base: Base Lv 7+

Pay with: Gold Coin

Sells 32 things

Legendary Ammo Merchant

Caravan

Where: Visits your base with a caravan. No fixed spot on the map.

Visits your base: Base Lv 22+

Pay with: Gold Coin

Sells 31 things

Where this comes from

Everything here is read from the Palworld 1.0.5 game files. Each merchant on the map is the exact NPC its spawner makes, and each shop's list comes from the merchant's own shop table. The faces are the game's own character icons. Places are named after the nearest fast travel point.

Stock is rolled from these lists, so a merchant shows some of their goods at a time and restocks later. Prices are not shown yet.

Show every merchant on the map

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Last checked November 9, 2026. Unofficial fan guide, not made or endorsed by Pocketpair.

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