Expedition Command

Expedition Command Expeditions are a great idea the game won't let you use. One station per base, a footprint that won't fit anywhere, two hours for top tier, and pals returning exactly as strong as they left. This changes all four. An eighth of the time — or whatever you choose Vanilla is 1800 / 2700 / 3600 / 7200 seconds. This ships 225 / 338 / 450 / 900 — 87. 5% shorter — and a slider covers vanilla to twenty times faster. The datatable itself is changed, so all countdowns and the server agree. A quarter of the size, and it fits Collision, navmesh carve, interaction volumes, the portal effect, and pal walk paths — all scaled, not just the model. The footprint scales too, so it fits in a built-up base, on foundations, and on ceilings. Five per base, all running at once Vanilla allows one. Each keeps its own state, so five run together, and one station's panel opens while another is still out. Your pals come back stronger Every pal on a completed expedition receives one Training Manual matching the difficulty — the real item, at its real value: Easy 200 XP — takes a level 1 pal to level 5 Normal 1,000 — level 10 Hard 10,000 — level 20 Very Hard 100,000 — level 32 Per pal, never split. Uses the game's own item so it follows your world's Pal EXP Rate. Boxed pals normally earn nothing — this gives a dispatched team something. Holy Water, and smaller pals World Tree Holy Water is added to all nine Hard-tier destinations, where it doesn't drop in vanilla. Dispatched pals are scaled to match the smaller station, with walk paths and movement speed adjusted to suit. In-game settings Esc → Mod Options → Expedition Command. Three settings: Expedition speed — 1× to 20×. 1 is vanilla, 8 is the default Reward quantity — 100% to 500%. 100% is the default Pal XP from expeditions — on or off XP switch applies in about ten seconds, no restart. The two sliders modify data tables only read at startup — for those, press Apply then fully close Palworld and reopen it. Title screen or wor