Sakurajima
364 snapshot records68% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
Palpagos / current resource snapshot
Compare 534 current atlas records by region, then open a representative density anchor without downloading the full map application on this page.
Direct answer
The current local Palpagos snapshot contains 534 Pure Quartz records across 6 region buckets. Sakurajima has the largest snapshot count at 364; use the six density anchors below to enter the exact Pure Quartz marker layer. These are data summaries, not a verified fastest farming route.
Snapshot distribution
Counts come from the local atlas snapshot reviewed on 2026-07-27. “Other Palpagos records” means markers outside the five named region buckets in this dataset.
68% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
13% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
7% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
5% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
4% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
3% of the local Pure Quartz marker set.
Deterministic density scan
For each region, the build counts records within 12 coordinate units of every marker and selects the highest-count marker. A tie is resolved by coordinate and marker ID, so the result is reproducible. Opening a card selects that real marker, not a fabricated midpoint.
Current acquisition matrix
The current local Palpagos snapshot contains 534 Pure Quartz records across 6 region buckets. Use the density anchors below to open one representative marker per region, then inspect the full Pure Quartz category on the atlas.
This snapshot contains the most records in Sakurajima, with 364 markers. That is a dataset count, not a timed fastest-route claim; travel unlocks, terrain, world settings, and the current patch determine which cluster is most practical for a save.
Current 1.0 data requires Mining Lv. 3 or higher for a Pal to work natural Pure Quartz nodes.
Yes. The level 52 Pure Quartz Quarry is a later base-production alternative. Natural nodes, Pierdon Cryst drops, and Astral Frost Cavern expeditions remain separate acquisition paths.
Evidence matrix
The local atlas supplies marker IDs, coordinates, regions, and density counts. Official and current game-data sources supply the version change, Mining requirement, alternate sources, and crafting uses.
The exact local Sunreach and World Tree marker IDs and coordinates shown here.
The July 10, 2026 version boundary and the official increase to Pure Quartz availability in snowy regions.
Locally served record for the reviewed fields summarized on this page: Current item description, Pierdon Cryst and expedition sources, and primary crafting uses. Mining requirement, node values, current recipe amounts, research uses, and alternative sources.
Evidence boundary: Marker density is a property of the local snapshot, not an assertion about respawn timing, yield per node, or the fastest possible route.