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Pals are an essential part of Palworld compound Bow's gameplay, so this section contains guides on how to catch, summon, and care for Pals. Of course, it also includes some information on how to put them to work. At the time of writing, the Paldeck contains entries for 111 different Pals, so as their locations are discovered we'll be adding guides on their locations to this section.

A major component to sustaining a base that can provide protection and plenty of materials and food is putting focus on the technology one unlocks. Technology can be unlocked after every Player Level increases , by receiving several Technology Points. Using them is permanent, meaning once they are spent, the purchase cannot be reversed. Players also get one Technology Point per Fast Track checkpoint unlocked.

It's important to note that in the early stages of the game, players are rewarded for building certain structures. To craft them, they will need to be unlocked in the Technology section, which is found in the game's menu. Prioritize these crafts first before moving on to whichever area suits the player's needs. Later in the game, building ingredient mills and farms will benefit the player in the long term, as hunting for these items will no longer be a requirement to survive.

What makes Palworld so unique compared to other survival and creature-catching games is the reliance on these Pals to help get work done around the base. Whether it's chopping down trees, mining for stone and ore, or planting seeds to grow some red berries, these Pals will assist with jobs — but only if they possess the necessary traits. To do this, pick up the Pal and throw it on the job that it can work on, and it will immediately begin to put in the labor.

Dark Element Pals have an Offensive advantage over Neutral Type Pals dealing 2x damage to them, but their damage will be halved when fighting against Dragon Type Pals. Defensively, they have no advantage over other pals, but will receive 2x damage from Dragon Type Pals.

Upon butchering a Pal, they'll be removed from the game for good, and the character will receive resources that typically come with that type of Pal. The Meat Cleaver can also be used as a short-range melee weapon, though by Tier 12 when it's unlocked, much better weaponry should already be available. Though the mechanic on its face would seem somewhat untoward, there's actually a pretty good in-game reason for the item to ex

For example, if you need Flambelle to utilize the Kindling ability instead of its Magma Tears ability, you can add more Fire Element Pals to your base team, or fill the Ranch with other Pals so Flambelle is forced to use Kindling, instead.

Partner Skills are skills that your Pal can use while they are summoned to your side. Some Partner Skills take effect automatically , others have to be triggered manually , and still others require special Pal Equipment before they can be used.

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