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Coagulation Pearl

Last updated 2025-10-01

Coagulation Pearls are an exploration mechanic in Natlan. They can temporarily convert liquid Phlogiston into solid Phlogiston.

Coagulation Pearls can be grabbed (and launched) by Yumkasaurs and Scions of the Canopy characters. While carrying a Coagulation Pearl, any liquid Phlogiston within a certain range of the player will automatically turn solid. Hidden solid Phlogiston walls and platforms may also be revealed. As soon as the solidified Phlogiston leaves the player's AoE, it will revert to its original form.

Coagulation Pearls can be placed in Coagulated Pedestals. Any liquid Phlogiston near an activated Coagulated Pedestal will remain solid until it is deactivated. If a pedestal's Coagulation Pearl is removed and lost (i.e., not held or placed in another Coagulated Pedestal), it will generate a new one within a few seconds.

Tutorials

Coagulation Pearl
Tutorial Coagulation Pearl
The core of a device that can convert liquid Phlogiston within a certain range into solid Phlogiston. It can be carried around and even collected by Yumkasaurs... There also seems to be a pedestal specifically designed to hold these "Coagulation Pearls."
Coagulated Pedestal
Tutorial Coagulated Pedestal
It seems to be a byproduct of the ancient dragons' research on Phlogiston. After activating a Coagulated Pedestal, it can convert liquid Phlogiston within a certain range into solid Phlogiston.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishCoagulation Pearl
Chinese
(Simplified)
固凝珠
Chinese
(Traditional)
固凝珠
Japanese凝固の玉
Gyouko no Tama
Korean고체화 구슬
Gochehwa Guseul
SpanishOrbe solidificante
FrenchPerles de coagulation
RussianКонденсирующая жемчужина
Kondensiruyushchaya zhemchuzhina
Thaiลูกแก้วผลึกมั่นคง
VietnameseNgọc Châu Ngưng Tụ
GermanKondensperle
IndonesianMutiara Koagulasi
PortuguesePérola de Coagulação
TurkishKatılaşmış İnci
ItalianPerla coalescente

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