The Three Treasure Tables in Palworld: Sky Island, Dark Island and Sakurajima
Three Palworld regions have a second loot pool entirely separate from their dungeon tables — the Treasure tables of Sky Island (93 entries), Dark Island (69) and Sakurajima (41). They carry the endgame consumables: Giant Pal Souls, Ancient Spheres and Gold Keys at rates nothing else matches. And their schematic ladders confirm a rule that holds across the entire game.
Three Regions, Three Tables
| Table | Entries |
|---|---|
| Sky Island Treasure | 93 — the largest in the game |
| Dark Island Treasure | 69 |
| Sakurajima Treasure | 41 |
Each of these is separate from that region's dungeon table. A region does not have one loot pool — it has two, and they contain different things. Clearing dungeons and opening treasure are different activities with different rewards.
The size differences matter. As our loot table guide sets out, odds are a function of entry count — so Sakurajima's 41-entry table gives better odds on anything inside it than Sky Island's 93 does, even though Sky Island holds the richer contents.
Sky Island Treasure at 93 entries is the largest table in Palworld. Widest selection, thinnest chances.
And treasure fishing is a third layer again. Each of the three regions also has a Treasure Fishing table — Sakurajima 54, Sky Island 53, Dark Island 51 entries — sitting alongside its ordinary regional fishing pool.
What the Sky Island Table Holds
| Item | Rate |
|---|---|
| Giant Pal Soul | 36.488% |
| Ancient Sphere | 18.244% |
| Gold Key | 14.595% |
| High Grade Medical Supplies | 3.649% |
| High Quality Recovery Meds | 2.189% |
| Combat SMG Schematic 1 | 2.189% |
Giant Pal Souls at 36.488% is the headline. Pal Souls are the rank-up currency, and the Giant version is the endgame tier — more than a third of every open.
Ancient Spheres at 18.244% is the other one to note. Roughly one open in five gives you the top-tier capture sphere, which makes this table a genuine alternative to crafting them.
Gold Keys at 14.595% are what open the highest chests, so the table partly funds its own follow-up.
Compare the tiers. Where a Grass01 dungeon gives Small Pal Souls at 42.379% and Mega Spheres at 16.951%, Sky Island Treasure gives Giant Pal Souls and Ancient Spheres at broadly comparable rates. Same shape of table, everything upgraded two tiers.
Reading the Schematic Ladder
| Combat SMG Schematic | Rate |
|---|---|
| 1 | 2.189% |
| 2 | 0.438% |
| 3 | 0.088% |
| 4 | 0.018% |
Each step is almost exactly five times rarer than the one before. 2.189 ÷ 0.438 = 5.00. 0.438 ÷ 0.088 = 4.98. 0.088 ÷ 0.018 = 4.89.
That is the same rule we verified across dungeons, enemy camps and salvage — every schematic tier is five times rarer than the one below, and it evidently holds in the treasure tables too. A Tier 4 schematic is roughly 125 times rarer than a Tier 1 wherever you farm it.
Which means a Combat SMG Schematic 4 at 0.018% is about one open in 5,500. That is not a target; it is something that arrives while you are doing something else. Farm treasure for the souls and spheres, and let the Legendary schematics happen.
The rule also lets you predict rates you have not looked up. Find any Tier 1 schematic's percentage in a table and you can derive the rest: divide by five, three times.
And it means chasing a Tier 4 in a big table is the worst possible plan. You are compounding the five-times-per-tier penalty with the 93-entry table penalty. If a schematic family appears in a smaller table anywhere, farm it there instead.
Practical tips
- Three treasure tables: Sky Island 93, Dark Island 69, Sakurajima 41 entries.
- They are separate from each region's dungeon table — two pools per region.
- Sakurajima's 41 entries give the best per-item odds of the three.
- Sky Island: Giant Pal Soul 36.488%, Ancient Sphere 18.244%, Gold Key 14.595%.
- Everything is roughly two tiers above the equivalent dungeon table.
- Each schematic tier is ~5× rarer than the one below — verified again here.
- A Tier 4 schematic at 0.018% is about one open in 5,500.
- Three Treasure Fishing tables also exist — 51 to 54 entries each.
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Conclusion
Three Palworld regions carry a second loot pool on top of their dungeon tables: Sky Island Treasure (93 entries — the largest table in the game), Dark Island Treasure (69) and Sakurajima Treasure (41). Because odds scale inversely with table size, Sakurajima gives the best per-item chances while Sky Island holds the richest contents: Giant Pal Soul at 36.488%, Ancient Sphere at 18.244% and Gold Key at 14.595% — the same shape as an early dungeon table with everything moved up two tiers. Their schematic ladders confirm the game-wide rule: Combat SMG Schematics run 2.189%, 0.438%, 0.088% and 0.018%, each step almost exactly five times rarer than the last, putting a Tier 4 at roughly one open in 5,500. Farm treasure for the souls and spheres, derive any schematic rate by dividing by five three times, and never chase a Tier 4 in a 93-entry table.
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