Yakushima in Palworld: Excalibur, the Hallowed Set, and Two Tables Marked "???"
There are two loot tables in Palworld that carry no region label, no map link and no dungeon name — the database lists both simply as "???". They are Yakushima_Treasure at 41 entries and Yakushima02 at 67, and between them they hold an entire equipment set that appears nowhere else: Excalibur, the six-piece Hallowed armour line, Hallowed Bar, and a Celestial Sigil Schematic that drops at 100%.
The Two Tables
| Table | Entries | Guaranteed at 100% |
|---|---|---|
| Yakushima_Treasure | 41 | Hallowed Bar 4–10 |
| Yakushima02 | 67 | Celestial Sigil Schematic 1, Hallowed Bar 20–40 |
Both tables are labelled "???" rather than being tied to a named dungeon or region, which puts them in a category of their own — every other loot table in the database carries either a map link with dungeon names attached or an explicit region prefix.
Yakushima02 gives a Celestial Sigil Schematic at 100%. A guaranteed schematic is extremely unusual in Palworld, where schematics almost always sit on a four-tier decay ladder measured in fractions of a percent. This one is not a roll at all.
The Hallowed Set Is Six Pieces
Yakushima_Treasure carries seven schematic lines, and every one runs an identical rate ladder:
| Line | Base | Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 | Tier 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excalibur | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
| Hallowed Mask | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
| Hallowed Headgear | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
| Hallowed Plate Mail | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
| Hallowed Helmet | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
| Hallowed Hood | 7.068% | 1.414% | 0.283% | 0.057% | 0.011% |
Note the structure: a base schematic at 7.068%, then four numbered tiers below it. That is a five-step ladder rather than the usual four, and the steps are steep — the base entry is roughly 640 times more likely than tier 4.
Every line rolls at exactly the same rate, so the table has no preference between Excalibur and any armour piece. Whatever you are hoping for, your odds are identical.
Six Hallowed pieces is an unusually wide set — mask, headgear, plate mail, helmet and hood are five head-or-body slots between them, which suggests these are variant options rather than a matched suit.
What Else Is In Yakushima_Treasure
Alongside the schematics, the 41-entry table carries a conventional spread:
| Drop | Rate |
|---|---|
| Hallowed Bar 4–10 | 100% |
| Medium Pal Soul 1–2 | 17.671% |
| Gold Coin 2,000–2,500 | 10.603% |
| Hyper Sphere 1 | 8.835% |
| Silver Key 1 | 7.068% |
| Coarse Ammo 5–10 | 35% |
| Giga Sphere 1–2 | 35% |
| Training Manual (L) 1–2 | 19% |
| Training Manual (XL) 1 | 11% |
| Medical Supplies / Recovery Meds | 1.767% / 1.06% |
Hallowed Bar at 4–10 guaranteed is the practical reason to run this table repeatedly — it is the material the set is presumably built from, and it arrives every time.
Training Manual (XL) at 11% is worth flagging: that is 100,000 Pal EXP on roughly one open in nine, which is a better rate than most tables in the game manage.
Yakushima02 Is the Materials Table
The 67-entry table trades schematics for bulk:
| Drop | Rate |
|---|---|
| Celestial Sigil Schematic | 100% |
| Hallowed Bar 20–40 | 100% |
| Futuristic Technical Manual 1 | 32.967% |
| Ancient Technical Manual 1–3 | 32.967% |
| Skill Fruits (many) | 1.099% each |
Hallowed Bar 20–40 at 100% is between two and five times what Yakushima_Treasure gives, which makes this the table to farm if bars are the bottleneck.
Two Technical Manuals at 32.967% each is a strong technology-point rate — a Futuristic manual is worth +3 technology points and an Ancient manual feeds the ancient tree, so roughly one open in three advances your tech directly.
The long tail is skill fruits at 1.099% each, spread across Grass, Water, Fire, Electric and neutral lines — which is thin per fruit but broad, in a table where the two guaranteed entries already justify the trip.
What "???" Probably Means
Being honest about the limits of the data: the database does not say where these tables are used. They carry no map link, unlike the nine dungeon tables that name their caverns, and no region prefix, unlike the supply, junkyard and camp tables.
There is a ??? dungeon at level 33 in Palworld's dungeon list, sitting between Mountain Stream Grotto at 27 and Volcanic Cavern at 36, and it is tempting to connect the two. The data does not support that connection, and the region name Yakushima points somewhere else entirely.
What is certain is the contents. Excalibur and the Hallowed line exist, they share one table at identical rates, and Hallowed Bar and a Celestial Sigil Schematic drop at 100% from tables that also pay Training Manual (XL) at 11% and two Technical Manuals at 33% each. Where you open them is a question the database leaves open.
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Conclusion
Two Palworld loot tables carry no region, no map link and no name — the database labels both "???". Yakushima_Treasure (41 entries) holds seven schematic lines at identical rates — Excalibur and the six-piece Hallowed set of mask, headgear, plate mail, helmet and hood — each running a five-step ladder from a 7.068% base down to 0.011% at tier 4, roughly 640 times apart, with no preference between the sword and any armour piece. It guarantees Hallowed Bar 4–10 and pays Training Manual (XL) at 11%, better than most tables manage. Yakushima02 (67 entries) is the materials table: a Celestial Sigil Schematic at 100%, Hallowed Bar 20–40 at 100% — up to five times the other table's yield — and Futuristic and Ancient Technical Manuals at 32.967% each, so one open in three advances your technology directly. Where these tables are actually used is not published, and the tempting link to the ??? dungeon at level 33 is not supported by the data.
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