Pals come with various Partner Skills to help you in combat. A separate category focuses on specific elemental advantages. Some make more items drop, while others grant you as the player additional abilities. You need to use these Pals tactically, especially when you know your opponent. Train them for specific situations and make smart use of their powers. For some of these abilities there are multiple Pals, while others are tied to a single Partner Skill. With Condensation you can also enhance their abilities and increase their effects by a percentage.
Farm Palworld drops: more loot by element
Pals can drop certain items when they die, whether as wild Pals or if you butcher them yourself. These drops can be very useful and are required for a wide range of crafting recipes. To get more out of Pals, you can use different Partner Skills that each focus on one element. Depending on the level, 40 to 80% more items can drop. This ability is very useful when you want to farm specific items.
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- Neutral: Katress / Blazehowl Noct
- Dark: Elphidran
- Dragon: Cryolinx
- Ice: Faleris
- Fire: Penking / Faleris Aqua
- Grass: Blazehowl
- Ground: Vaelet
- Electric: Menasting (Terra)
- Water: Fenglope Lux
Reduce elemental damage: defensive support Pals in Palworld
Sometimes you need to start a fight a bit more passively and minimize incoming damage. These Pals protect you and your team Pals against a specific element. Damage from attacks is reduced by 15 to 30%, which can make a big difference. In addition, some of these Pals can also make you immune to status effects. That is always welcome.
These Pals are especially useful when you know your next opponent. They are, for example, great for tower bosses, because there you only focus on one Pal. Of course, the world of Palworld is also split into different regions, where one Pal can be more advantageous.
- Neutral: Sootseer
- Dark: Kitsun Noct (additional immunity to blindness)
- Dragon: Pierdon Cryst
- Ice: Kitsun (additional immunity to freezing)
- Fire: Elphidran Aqua (additional immunity to burn)
- Grass: Petallia Ignis (additional immunity to entangled)
- Ground: Wumpo Botan (additional immunity to muddy)
- Electric: Bulldosu (additional immunity to electrified)
- Water: Snock Terra (additional immunity to soaked)
Boost attacks: element support Pals for more damage
Now let’s look at Pals that have a direct impact on your Pals’ attack power. Here too you can leverage great elemental advantages that are easy to grasp. With one of these Pals, attacks of Pals with the matching element are increased by 15 to 30%. It is a simple, unconditional boost.
- Neutral: Cremis and Ribbuny
- Dark: Hoocrates
- Dragon: Quivern
- Ice: Foxcicle
- Fire: Kelpsea Ignis
- Grass: Bristla
- Ground: Dumud
- Electric: Sparkit
- Water: Kelpsea
Increase defense: element buffs for your team
The same exists for defense if you prefer to play it safe. These Partner Skills increase the defense of Pals of a specific element by 15 to 30%. This is useful if you play more defensively and like to be cautious. The type of incoming damage does not matter. Pals are boosted across the board.
- Neutral: Sibelyx Primo
- Dark: Wistella
- Dragon: Dinossom
- Ice: Rayhound Cryst
- Fire: Rooby
- Grass: Nitemary Botan
- Ground: Kikit
- Electric: Dinossom Lux
- Water: Gloopie Primo
Exploit type weaknesses: bonus damage by element
Some Pals are great for exploiting your opponent’s elemental weakness. For example, when you hit Ground Pals with Water attacks, you deal more damage with Penking Lux. For each Pal this means 25 to 40% more damage, both for your attacks and for your Pals. In our list we go by your element that is being boosted.
- Neutral: none, since Neutral has no effectiveness
- Dark: Croajiro Noct
- Dragon: Blazamut Ryu
- Ice: Moldron Cryst
- Fire: Finsider Ignis
- Grass: Ribbuny Botan
- Ground: Turtacle Terra
- Electric: Univolt
- Water: Penking Lux
Convert player attacks: elemental bonuses through mounts and active Pals
Lastly, there are Pals that support you directly as the player with their element. They change your attacks to their element and also increase your damage. There are two tiers here. You can use Pals as mounts for a 5 to 20% boost, or they must be actively in battle for 30 to 50% more damage from you. These skills are also practical when you are fighting a specific type and want to fight alongside your Pals.
All Pals with a 5 to 20% bonus (mount Pals):
- Neutral: -
- Dark: Helzephyr / Pyrin Noct
- Dragon: Chillet
- Ice: Azurobe Cryst / Univolt Cryst / Beakon Cryst
- Fire: Pyrin / Chillet Ignis / Ragnahawk
- Grass: Quivern Botan
- Ground: Gildane
- Electric: Helzephyr Lux / Beakon / Solmora Lux
- Water: Azurobe
All Pals with a 30 to 50% bonus:
- Neutral: -
- Dark: Wixen Noct
- Dragon: -
- Ice: Icelyn
- Fire: Wixen
- Grass: Elgrove
- Ground: Anubis
- Electric: Prixter Lux
- Water: Finsider
Conclusion: use elemental support Pals wisely
There is a right Pal for every situation. Especially when you factor in their elemental powers, you can build truly varied and strong teams. And since many of these abilities are available on only a specific Pal, those take center stage. If you want to fight with type advantages, you should not overlook these Pal lists. They can give you more power, protect you from attacks, or make more items drop. All in all, it is a diverse selection of Pals to keep an eye on. Especially if enemies of a specific element are too hard for you. Then you can build a team around these Pals.
