Weapon Blueprint Search

Lore & Background

As players establish their bases, they realize that survival requires more than just basic tools; it demands firepower capable of subduing high-level threats or harvesting rare resources. The search for these blueprints drives explorers into dangerous territories, from icy peaks to volcanic craters, where the most potent schematics lie concealed. Each discovery not only upgrades combat capabilities but also hints at a deeper history regarding how Pals and humanity once coexisted through technological symbiosis.

In Their Own Story

The wind howled across the frozen tundra as the explorer adjusted their goggles, scanning the horizon for the faint glow of a chest marker. Inside the crumbling stone ruins of an ancient outpost, dust motes danced in the shafts of light piercing the ceiling. A low growl echoed from a nearby crevice—a Guardian Pal protecting what remained of the past. With a steady hand and a charged weapon, the explorer approached the pedestal where the blueprint lay, its surface etched with glowing runes that hummed with latent energy.

Reader's Guide

To succeed in this campaign, players must prioritize exploration over immediate base building. Early-game blueprints are often found in basic chests near spawn areas or dropped by low-level Elites. As technology unlocks higher tiers, the search becomes more perilous. Mid-to-late game schematics require defeating specific Boss Pals or raiding high-risk zones like the Volcano or Snowy Regions. Players should ensure they have adequate inventory space and powerful Pals to assist in combat before venturing out. There are no fixed paths, so mapping out chest locations is crucial. Some blueprints may also be obtained through trading with NPCs or completing specific side requests from the Weapon Shopkeeper in New Pal Town.

Did You Know?

• The term 'weapon of mass destruction' was first used in 1937 by Cosmo Gordon Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury, in reference to the bombing of Guernica, Spain.
• The 1925 Geneva Protocol outlawed the use, but not stockpiling, of chemical and biological weapons.
• During the Cold War, the United States and Soviet Union operated the largest programs for nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons in history.
• The 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack, September 11 attacks, and 2001 anthrax attacks brought a heightened concern of weapons of mass destruction and terrorism.
• As of 2025, nine countries possess nuclear weapons, while 185 countries pledge not to acquire them via the 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty.