Raw Palladium — Minecraft block

Raw Palladium

Raw Palladium drops from Palladium Ore in the Nether at Y 8–32 and grinds into two Palladium Dust in the Macerator — double the ingots of plain smelting.

Block ID alaindustrial:raw_palladium
Game versions
All versions

Description

Raw Palladium is the item that drops when a player breaks Palladium Ore — the first and so far the only material Ala Industrial generates in the Nether. Palladium Ore appears in the lower third of the dimension, between Y 8 and Y 32 with the densest band around Y 20, hiding inside netherrack, basalt, and blackstone in veins of up to four blocks, with one vein attempt per chunk. Only a diamond pickaxe or better releases the drop: an iron pickaxe shatters the ore for nothing. Fortune multiplies the Raw Palladium dropped per ore block, while Silk Touch returns the Palladium Ore block itself. Raw Palladium stacks to 64, and Palladium Ore sits one tool tier above Uranium Ore, which iron still mines.

Any furnace route turns one Raw Palladium into one Palladium Ingot: a vanilla furnace, a blast furnace, or the Electric Furnace at 200 EU per smelt. The Macerator route doubles the payout: one Raw Palladium grinds into two Palladium Dust for 300 EU, and each Palladium Dust smelts into one Palladium Ingot in the Electric Furnace — the only machine that reads the dust recipe. A Palladium Ingot then becomes a Palladium Plate in the Compressor for 260 EU, or under the player's forge hammer. Palladium entered the mod before its high-tier consumers, so the chain currently closes on itself: Palladium Ore, Raw Palladium, Palladium Dust, Palladium Ingot, Palladium Plate. Raw Palladium behaves identically on the Fabric and NeoForge builds of Ala Industrial for Minecraft Java Edition 26.2.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:raw_palladium
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:raw_palladium
Stackable Yes (64)
Java Edition 26.2

Guide

How to get and process Raw Palladium

  1. 1

    Bring a diamond pickaxe

    Craft or grab a diamond pickaxe before the trip: iron and weaker pickaxes break Palladium Ore without dropping Raw Palladium.

  2. 2

    Dig around Y 20 in the Nether

    Enter the Nether and tunnel near height Y 20 (full range Y 8–32), checking netherrack, basalt, and blackstone for veins of up to four blocks.

  3. 3

    Mine Palladium Ore

    Break each ore block to collect one Raw Palladium; a Fortune pickaxe multiplies the drop, while Silk Touch hands back the Palladium Ore block instead.

  4. 4

    Smelt in a furnace

    Load Raw Palladium into a vanilla furnace, a blast furnace, or the Electric Furnace to get one Palladium Ingot per item at 200 EU per smelt.

  5. 5

    Double it in the Macerator

    Feed Raw Palladium to the Macerator for 300 EU to receive two Palladium Dust, then smelt each dust in the Electric Furnace for two Palladium Ingots per ore block.

Tip

Watch cave walls as well as the tunnel floor: about half of all palladium veins in the Nether expose themselves on a cave wall instead of hiding fully inside solid rock.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Raw Palladium come from?

Raw Palladium drops from Palladium Ore — the only Ala Industrial ore generated in the Nether, between Y 8 and Y 32 with the densest band around Y 20.

Which pickaxe does Palladium Ore require?

A diamond pickaxe or better; an iron pickaxe breaks the block and drops nothing. Palladium Ore sits one tier above Uranium Ore, which iron can mine.

Do Fortune and Silk Touch work on Palladium Ore?

Fortune multiplies the Raw Palladium dropped per block, while Silk Touch returns the Palladium Ore block itself instead of the raw item.

How many ingots does one Raw Palladium give?

One Palladium Ingot in any furnace, or two via the Macerator: one Raw Palladium grinds into two Palladium Dust for 300 EU, and each dust smelts in the Electric Furnace.

Why does the palladium chain end at the plate?

Palladium reached world generation before its high-tier consumers, so the line currently closes on itself — ore, raw, dust, ingot, plate — and new uses arrive in later mod phases.

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