Palworld Player Builds Incredible Base Around Anubis Statue

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A Palworld player built a complex base on Mount Obsidian, near the giant Anubis statue. Ever since Palworld was released and became a hit, players have built increasingly complex bases, and this one is an example of how creative these places can be.

Building bases is at the core of the Palworld experience. Players can create up to three different bases in Palworld, and use them to craft items, gain resources, store Pals, and more. Due to the importance of these locations and how much time players spend on them, creative gamers often build intricate, detailed bases.

Now, a Palworld player called bakaforever2 created an amazing base near the Anubis statue in Mount Obsidian and shared a 4-minute video of the location. The base has a huge central garden with a fountain, several stone buildings, and a lot of furniture. It’s obvious that bakaforever2 took their time creating the location, as it’s very detailed and has a complex layout with several floors in some buildings. One of the coolest aspects of this creation, however, is how well the player used the region’s layout. The giant Anubis statue can be seen from many directions, and bakaforever2 also built houses on top of some mountains in the area, which gives the base an interesting aesthetic.

The decision to create a base at this point of Mount Obsidian was also pretty smart, considering that the region is among the best locations to build a base in Palworld. Not only is this base near coal, ore, and sulfur deposits, but it’s also close to a Skill Fruit Tree, which provides rare fruits that teach moves to Pals.

Bakaforever2was not the only player to create a base near an Anubis statue, though. Last week, another player created an amazing Palworld desert base near the other statue, which is in the Twilight Dunes. The desert base looked like a huge metal prison in the desert, and it had some cool vibes that contrasted with bakaforever2’s base due to its minimalistic design.

Other players, however, have built bases in even