The variety of biomes in Palworld will ultimately require you to get both Heat Resistant and Cold Resistant armor to prevent you from melting or freezing yourself to death, respectively.
However, with the new update live in Palworld, Pocketpair has now introduced a practical solution to this weight capacity problem. Here is how to get the Multiclimate Undershirt armor in Palworld.
Palworld: How to get the Multiclimate Undershirt armor
Getting the Multiclimate Undershirt armor in Palworld is the best example of “easier said than done.” You see, instead of purchasing the Technology at the Technology tab and crafting the armor with the rarest resources to collect, the Multiclimate Undershirt is a reward for defeating a Pal in the game. Sounds like a great deal, right? Not actually, because said bail is the newly introduced Raid Boss, Bellanoir.
Not only is the actual fight a pain in the you know what, but you need to significantly level up before getting the Multiclimate Undershirt. This is because Bellanoir’s Raid Battle can only be triggered using the Summoning Altar structure. This is an Ancient Technology – which will requireAncient Technology Points– that will unlock at level 33. Building this Altar – which can only happen at your base – will only require x100 Stone and x20 Paldium Fragments, but, once again, that’s not the difficult part.
To summon Bellanoir, you will need to use the Bellanoir Slab at the Summoning Altar. However, this Slab can only be obtained by combiningBellanoir Slab fragments, which are found in high-level areas inside treasure chests. That includes the open world, Dungeons, and even Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Once you beatBellanoir,you will receive the Multiclimate Undershirtas your reward. Not only will this save someWeight Capacity, but since it will provide cold and hot climate resistance, you will also save a slot in your inventory. Just be sure that you havea powerful assortment of Palsin your team and hope that Bellanoir does not destroy your base with its attacks.
Alejandro Josan
A musician with a heart of a gamer, Alejandro’s life has always been accompanied by adventures on Nintendo platformers, countless hours of fantasy RPGs and several third-party FPSs. Currently, he is studying Game Design and Development and Creative Writing, preparing for a long career in the video game industry.
