
Want to turn an average Pal into a 100/100/100 powerhouse? In Palworld 1.0.3, the best way to farm IV Fruits also called Stat Fruits is to combine Dog Coin farming, Bounty Token farming, Legendary Treasure Maps, and World Tree relic runs.
The older Moon Lord farm is no longer the main answer. Players should now rely on repeatable currency farms, Mimogs, bounties, treasure maps, and relic rewards to collect Life Fruits, Power Fruits, and Stout Fruits.
Quick answer: Best IV Fruit farms
| Method | Best for | Main reward | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Tree Mimog route | Fast Dog Coins and relics | Dog Coins, Ancient Relics, extra loot | Endgame |
| Feybreak bounty route | Targeted IV Fruit buying | Bounty Tokens | Mid to endgame |
| Legendary Treasure Map camps | Reliable extra loot | Treasure Maps, fruit, schematics | Midgame |
| Gold Coin Assembly Line raids | Dog Coin farming at bases | Dog Coins | High-level endgame |
| Relic Recycler | Extra reward rolls | IV Fruits, manuals, skill fruits | Endgame |
For most players, the best overall plan is simple:
- Farm Mimogs at the World Tree for Dog Coins.
- Spend Dog Coins at a Medal Merchant for the exact fruit you need.
- Run Feybreak bounties while waiting for other farm resets.
- Loot Legendary Treasure Map camps every time their chests return.
- Put unwanted relic rewards into the Relic Recycler.
This gives you several paths to IV Fruits instead of depending on one farm with bad luck.
Best IV Fruit Farms in Palworld 1.0.3
What are IV Fruits in Palworld?
“IV” means Individual Values, a term many players know from Pokémon. In Palworld, the official in-game name is Potential.
Each Pal has three Potential values:
- HP Potential
- Attack Potential
- Defense Potential
These values can range from 0 to 100. A Pal with 100 Potential in all three stats is often called a perfect IV Pal or a 100/100/100 Pal.
You need Ability Glasses to see a Pal’s Potential values. Ability Glasses are a Technology Tree unlock that let you view a Pal’s hidden HP, Attack, and Defense Potential.
IV Fruit types explained
| Fruit | Stat improved | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Life Fruit | HP Potential | Makes the Pal tougher and gives it more health |
| Power Fruit | Attack Potential | Raises the Pal’s damage potential |
| Stout Fruit | Defense Potential | Helps the Pal take less damage |
Each fruit raises its matching Potential by 10 points. For example, a Pal with 70 HP Potential needs three Life Fruits to reach 100 HP Potential.
Use this quick formula:
Fruits needed=10100−Current Potential
Always round up if the number does not divide evenly.
Why perfect IVs matter
A casual exploration Pal does not need perfect stats. You can explore, build bases, gather materials, and catch Pals without spending dozens of Stat Fruits.
However, IV Fruits become very important for late-game content, including:
- Tower battles
- Raid bosses
- Arena fights
- World Tree enemies
- High-level bounties
- Harder future content
- Your best combat and breeding Pals
A 100 Potential stat gives a Pal a much stronger starting point for its final build. That matters more after you add passives, Pal Souls, condensation, equipment, partner skills, and Awakening upgrades.
Think of it like upgrading a strong weapon before adding enchantments. The better the base, the more value you get from every other upgrade.
Best overall farm: World Tree Mimog route
The World Tree region is one of the strongest places to farm Dog Coins because high-level Mimogs can drop large coin stacks. Dog Coins let you directly buy IV Fruits, so this method is excellent when you need a specific Life Fruit, Power Fruit, or Stout Fruit.
How to farm Mimogs efficiently
- Bring a fast flying mount so you can cover a large area quickly.
- Lower view distance if it helps nearby Pal spawns refresh faster on your platform or settings.
- Fly in a repeatable circle instead of wandering randomly.
- Watch carefully for Mimogs, as they can blend into the environment.
- Kill Mimogs quickly before they escape.
- Collect Dog Coins, then repeat the route.
The best version of this method is to farm more than Mimogs. Defeat useful wild Pals, pick up relic drops, and search for nearby loot while flying the route. That way, even a slow Mimog spawn cycle still gives you useful materials.
Best party for Mimog farming
For a Mimog-focused team, prioritize Pals whose partner skills improve drops from Neutral-type Pals. Some players use Katress and Blazehowl Noct for extra Neutral drops, but check your Pal’s current partner-skill description in game before building your whole party around it.
Bring these basics:
- A quick flying Pal
- Strong ranged weapon or mount attacks
- Healing items
- Enough inventory room
- A torch if you farm at night
- A Ring of Mercy if you plan to capture instead of defeat Mimogs
Capturing Mimogs can sometimes be useful, but it is usually slower than defeating them quickly. If your goal is raw Dog Coins per hour, focus on keeping your route moving.
Buy IV Fruits with Dog Coins
After collecting Dog Coins, visit a Medal Merchant. The Desolate Church is a popular stop because it is easy to reach, but captured merchants can also save time if your current game setup allows it.
Each IV Fruit costs 200 Dog Coins from the merchant.
This is one of the best ways to finish a perfect Pal because you can choose the exact fruit you need.
For example:
- Your Pal has 100 HP, 100 Attack, and 70 Defense Potential.
- Do not waste time farming random fruit drops.
- Buy three Stout Fruits.
- Apply them to reach 100 Defense Potential.
That makes Dog Coin farming especially good for players who are close to completing a Pal.

Best guaranteed method: Feybreak bounty farming
Feybreak bounties are one of the best controlled methods for getting IV Fruits. Instead of hoping a chest gives you the right item, you farm Bounty Tokens and trade them for the fruits you want.
Each IV Fruit costs 25 Bounty Tokens from a Bounty Officer.
How bounty farming works
- Travel to Feybreak.
- Defeat or capture bounty targets.
- Collect Bounty Tokens.
- Visit a Bounty Officer in a major settlement.
- Trade 25 Bounty Tokens for a Life Fruit, Power Fruit, or Stout Fruit.
This method is slower than a lucky treasure-map run, but it is dependable. Every target moves you toward the fruit you want.
Improve bounty rewards with Yakumo
Yakumo can help advanced players chase extra reward value through passive inheritance. A fully prepared Yakumo with farming-focused passives may improve your bounty setup, especially if you capture targets before processing them.
However, this is optional. Do not delay all IV Fruit farming just because you do not have a perfect Yakumo.
A basic bounty route with a strong combat Pal, a fast mount, and enough Pal Spheres is still useful. Build the advanced Yakumo setup only if you already enjoy breeding and want to maximize long-term farming.
Splatterina bounty strategy
Splatterina is another high-level option for players who want to maximize bounty farming. Her partner skill can improve returns when you butcher captured targets.
This route takes preparation:
- Catch bounty targets.
- Use Yakumo if you are trying to transfer useful farming passives.
- Keep Splatterina in your party.
- Butcher the captured target.
- Collect additional Bounty Tokens.
- Trade tokens for IV Fruits.
This is not the best farm for every player. It requires strong Pals, Pal Spheres, setup time, and comfort with the capture-and-butcher loop. For many players, direct bounty kills or the Mimog route will feel easier.
Legendary Treasure Maps: Great midgame farm
Legendary Treasure Maps are one of the best mid-to-late-game options because they can give IV Fruits while also providing valuable schematics, handbooks, resources, and other loot.
Why treasure maps are worth farming
Treasure Map runs are not only about Stat Fruits. They can also give you:
- Power Fruits and other IV Fruits
- Weapon schematics
- Armor schematics
- Handbooks
- Valuable materials
- More treasure maps
- Endgame loot for your base and combat builds
This makes them better than a pure currency farm when you need several types of endgame resources.
Feybreak map-camp loop
A popular route uses high-value Feybreak camps with Legendary Treasure Map chests. Three commonly discussed locations include camps near:
- Azure Cliffs
- Deserted Ash Plateau
- Exile Cape
The usual pattern is:
- Fast travel to the nearby point.
- Clear the camp.
- Loot the key chest.
- Open the Legendary Treasure Map.
- Follow the gold map marker.
- Dig up the treasure.
- Move to the next camp.
Some players report chest resets around 30 minutes, but reset behavior can vary with world settings, server conditions, patches, and how your session handles loot refreshes. Test the timing in your own world instead of treating it as a guaranteed timer.
Gold Coin Assembly Line Dog Coin farm
The Gold Coin Assembly Line is a more unusual late-game farming method. It can trigger raids at your base, which can lead to Dog Coin rewards when you handle the right event.
This strategy is best for players who:
- Are level 73 or higher
- Have strong combat Pals
- Have spare base slots
- Can handle high-level raid waves
- Want a repeatable base-based Dog Coin farm
Basic setup
- Build a Power Box.
- Place a Gold Coin Assembly Line.
- Wait for the raid-related event.
- If the event is not useful, clear it and reset your setup.
- Fight the desired raid event.
- Collect Dog Coins.
- Travel to a Medal Merchant and buy IV Fruits.
The main downside is difficulty. The enemies can be very high level, so this is not a beginner method. It also becomes much better when you have multiple base locations and can rotate between them while one location waits for an event.
Do not change your server’s maximum-base setting only to force this farm unless you fully understand the effect on your save, performance, and gameplay balance.
Relic Recycler: Sneaky extra IV Fruit source
The Relic Recycler is not always the fastest single IV Fruit farm, but it fits perfectly into a World Tree farming loop.
While you search for Mimogs, defeat wild Pals, and collect drops, you can build up relic-related materials. The Recycler can turn those materials into valuable endgame rewards, including possible Stat Fruits, manuals, skill fruits, and other upgrade items.
This means the World Tree route can give you three useful reward layers:
- Dog Coins from Mimogs
- Relics and materials from wild Pals
- Recycler rewards from collected relic items
That is why it is often better to treat the World Tree as an all-purpose endgame farming zone instead of only hunting Mimogs.
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Is Moon Lord still the best IV Fruit farm?
No. Older Palworld 1.0 guides may tell you to farm Moon Lord for Stat Fruits, but that method is outdated for version 1.0.3.
The Moon Lord Stat Fruit farm was removed, shifting players toward Mimogs, Dog Coins, Bounty Tokens, treasure maps, and other repeatable sources.
If you see an article or video calling Moon Lord the best IV Fruit farm, check its upload date and patch version before following it.
Best IV Fruit farm by player level
| Your progress | Best method | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Midgame | Legendary Treasure Maps and regular bounties | Gives useful loot without needing a perfect endgame party |
| Late game | Feybreak bounty farming | Lets you choose the fruit you want through Bounty Tokens |
| Endgame | World Tree Mimog and relic route | Strong mix of Dog Coins, relics, and extra loot |
| Very high level | Gold Coin Assembly Line raid farm | Repeatable Dog Coin method for powerful players |
| Finishing one Pal | Medal Merchant or Bounty Officer | Best way to buy the exact missing Stat Fruit |
Fastest way to max a Pal’s IVs
Use this checklist when you are ready to build a perfect Pal:
- Equip Ability Glasses and check the Pal’s HP, Attack, and Defense Potential.
- Decide whether the Pal is a damage dealer, tank, mount, or general combat Pal.
- Farm Dog Coins, Bounty Tokens, and Treasure Maps at the same time when possible.
- Buy the exact Life, Power, or Stout Fruits you still need.
- Raise each important Potential stat to 100.
- Add the right passives, Pal Souls, condensation, partner upgrades, and gear afterward.
A damage-focused Pal usually benefits most from Power Fruit first. A raid tank may need Life Fruit and Stout Fruit first. For your absolute best raid Pals, aim for 100 in all three stats.
Final farming recommendation
If you want the simplest answer, farm the World Tree for Mimogs and Dog Coins, then buy IV Fruits from the Medal Merchant. Add Feybreak bounties and Legendary Treasure Map camps whenever you want more guaranteed progress and better extra loot.
Do not rely on one farm. The fastest Palworld 1.0.3 IV Fruit strategy is a rotation:
- Mimogs for Dog Coins
- Bounties for Bounty Tokens
- Treasure Maps for bonus fruits and schematics
- Relic Recycler for extra endgame rewards
That rotation will help you max Life, Power, and Stout Potential much faster than waiting for a single boss to drop the fruit you need.










