How to get Flare Arrows in Palia

In Palia, effective communication among players is vital for successful adventures and resource gathering. In the latest v0.170 patch, Singularity 6 has introduced a new arrow type called Flare Arrows to enhance communication and coordination among friends within the game.

These arrows serve as a beacon, allowing players to mark areas of interest, such as valuable resources, rare animals, or hidden treasures, and alert their fellow players. Here’s how to get Flare Arrows in Palia.

How to get Flare Arrows in Palia

To get your hands on Flare Arrows in Palia, you need to achieve Level 4 in the Hunting Activity. Once you reach this milestone, you can unlock the Flare Arrow recipe from Hassian, the esteemed leader of the Hunting Guild. The recipe is available for purchase from the Hunting Guild Store for 500 Gold. Interact with Hassian and access his store, locate the Flare Arrow recipe, and make the purchase. With the recipe in your possession, you can proceed to gather the necessary materials to craft the Flare Arrows.

To create these illuminating arrows, you will need the following materials:

• 5x Heartwood
• 5x Flint
• 1x Crystal Lake Lotus

Gather these materials and head to the Worktable, where you can combine them according to the recipe. Each craft of Flare Arrow will yield 5 Flare Arrows. Remember, the more Flare Arrows you craft, the greater your ability to mark multiple areas or extend the duration of your signals. Once crafted, you can equip the Flare Arrows by pressing the right-mouse button, ready to ignite the sky with their vibrant hues.

How to use Flare Arrows in Palia

Flare Arrows serve as beacons, lighting up the sky and alerting other players to points of interest. To utilize Flare Arrows effectively, aim your bow toward the desired location and release the arrow. Upon impact, a brilliant display of color will burst into the sky, visible to other players for approximately 1 minute. This allows players in the vicinity to notice and investigate the marked area. If you shoot another Flare Arrow, the previous active effect will be replaced, ensuring your signals remain up-to-date.