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A Guide to Passive Skills
De Valerie
The goal of this guide is to explain what all the passive skills of the Pals do. At the end of this guide I will also include some tips on what skill combination you could achieve through breeding, depending on what you want your Pals to do.
This is my first guide, so please bare with me if I made any mistakes and I will update it when I can. ^^
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Index du guide
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Introduction to Passive Skills 
List of Passive Skills 
Pal Overall Stats 
Pal Element Attack & Element Defense 
Pal Working Efficiency 
Pals Buffing Player 
Special Passive Skills 
My Combinations 
Commentaires
Introduction to Passive Skills
What are Passive Skills?

When you capture a Pal, you will get a message on the right telling you what Pal you captured, its level, a description for the Pal, and its Passive Skills, which are shown as tags underneath its description.



Take this Lamball as an example, it has one Passive Skill tag - Fragrant Foliage.

Passive Skills are essentially modifiers for Pals. One Pal can have up to four different Passive Skills, you can get these Pals with either a lucky catch, or by breeding Pals to combine their Passive Skills.

Each Passive Skill has its own rank, representing whether or not it's a positive or negative modifier, with the highest rank being 3 and the lowest being -3. In the example above, you can see that Fragrant Foliage is a rank 1 modifier, because it has an arrow pointing up. The higher the Passive Skill rank, the rarer it is. Keep in mind that you cannot level up these Passive Skills, but you can stack them, remember that a Pal can only have a maximum of 4 Passive Skills!

These Passive Skills can greatly benefit your adventure in various ways, some will boost your player stats, some will boost your Pals' stats, and some will boost your Pals' working efficiency.

Valerie a écrit :
I personally recommend breeding your Pals so you can have all the work-related Passive Skills you want on one Pal, and all the combat-related Passive Skills you want on another.
List of Passive Skills
Valerie a écrit :
I have categorized the Passive Skills so it will be easier to read for you guys. ^^
Pal Overall Stats
Rank
Name
Effect
1
Brave
+10% Attack.
3
Ferocious
+20% Attack.
-1
Coward
-10% Attack.
-3
Pacifist
-20% Attack.
1
Hard Skin
+10% Defense.
3
Burly Body
+20% Defense.
-1
Downtrodden
-10% Defense.
-3
Brittle
-20% Defense.
1
Aggressive
+10% Attack. -10% Defense.
1
Sadist
+15% Attack. -15% Defense.
1
Hooligan
+15% Attack. -10% Work Speed.
2
Musclehead
+30% Attack. -50% Work Speed.
1
Masochist
-15% Attack. +15% Defense.
1
Dainty Eater
-10% Hunger drain.
3
Diet Lower
-15% Hunger drain.
-1
Glutton
+10% Hunger drain.
-2
Bottomless Stomach
+15% Hunger drain.
1
Nimble
+10% Movement Speed.
2
Runner
+20% Movement Speed.
3
Swift
+30% Movement Speed.
Pal Element Attack & Element Defense
Rank
Name
Effect
1
Zen Mind
+10% increase to Neutral attack damage.
1
Abnormal
+10% decrease to incoming Neutral attack damage.
1
Blood of the Dragon
+10% increase to Dragon attack damage.
1
Dragonkiller
+10% decrease to incoming Dragon attack damage.
1
Fragrant Foliage
+10% increase to Grass attack damage.
1
Botanical Barrier
+10% decrease to incoming Grass attack damage.
1
Capacitor
+10% increase to Lighting attack damage.
1
Insulated Body
+10% decrease to incoming Lighting attack damage.
1
Veil of Darkness
+10% increase to Dark attack damage.
1
Cheery
+10% decrease to incoming Dark attack damage.
1
Coldblooded
+10% increase to Ice attack damage.
1
Heated Body
+10% decrease to incoming Ice attack damage.
1
Power of Gaia
+10% increase to Earth attack damage.
1
Earthquake Resistant
+10% decrease to incoming Earth attack damage.
1
Hydromaniac
+10% increase to Water attack damage.
1
Waterproof
+10% decrease to incoming Water attack damage.
1
Pyromaniac
+10% increase to Fire attack damage.
1
Suntan Lower
+10% decrease to incoming Fire attack damage.
Pal Working Efficiency
Rank
Name
Effect
1
Conceited
+10% Work Speed. -10% Defense.
1
Work Slave
+30% Work Speed. -30% Attack.
2
Serious
+20% Work Speed.
3
Artisan
+50% Work Speed.
-1
Clumsy
-10% Work Speed.
-3
Slacker
-30% Work Speed.
1
Positive Thinker
-10% SAN drain.
-1
Unstable
+10% SAN drain.
3
Workaholic
-15% SAN drain.
-3
Destructive
+15% SAN drain.
Pals Buffing Player
Rank
Name
Effect
3
Logging Foreman
+25% Player Logging Efficiency.
3
Mine Foreman
+25% Player Mining Efficiency.
3
Motivational Leader
+25% Player Crafting Speed.
3
Stronghold Strategist
+10% Player Defense.
3
Vanguard
+10% Player Attack.
Special Passive Skills
Rank
Name
Description
Effect
3
Lucky
Exclusive to the rare shiny and large Pals. If you breed Lucky Pals together and get a Pal with the Lucky modifier, that Pal does not appear larger like its parents will, but it will still have the Lucky effects. Could be a bug.
+15% Work Speed. +15% Attack.
3
Flame Emperior
Can only be found on Blazamut. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Fire attack damage.
3
Ice Emperior
Can only be found on Frostallion. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Ice attack damage.
3
Earth Emperior
Can only be found on Anubis. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Earth attack damage.
3
Celestial Emperior
Can only be found on Paladius. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Neutral attack damage.
3
Spirit Emperior
Can only be found on Lyleen. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Grass attack damage.
3
Lord of the Sea
Can only be found on Jormuntide. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Water attack damage.
3
Lord of Lightning
Can only be found on Orserk. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Lightning attack damage.
3
Lord of the Underworld
Can only be found on Necromus. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Dark attack damage.
3
Legend
Currently can only be found on Jetragon, Frostallion, Paladius and Necromus. The Developers may add more Pals with this Passive Skill in the future. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% Attack. +20% Defense. +15% Movement Speed.
3
Divine Dragon
Currently can only be found on Jetragon. The Developers may add more Pals with this Passive Skill in the future. Has a chance to be passed down to offspring by breeding.
+20% increase to Dragon attack damage.
My Combinations
Valerie a écrit :
Please keep in mind that these are my own personal combination and they may not be the best out there! You are free to create your own combinations! ^^

Worker Pals

My opinion is that the higher the work speed, the higher the efficiency. So here is what my combination would be for a dedicated worker Pal.

Artisan (50% Work Speed)
This modifier is the best highest Work Speed bonus you can have currently.

Serious (20% Work Speed)
This modifier is the second best Work Speed bonus, combining with Artisan your Pal will have a total of 70% bonus Work Speed.

Work Slave (30% Work Speed, -30% Attack)
Because this Pal will be dedicating its whole life to working for us, it does not need to have any Attack. I picked this over Conceited since it only gives 10% Work Speed boost, but Work Slave gives 30%.

Options: Workaholic (-15% San drain), Diet Lover (-15% Hunger drain) or Lucky (+15% Work Speed, +15% Attack)
These are optional and you can choose whichever one you want, since these are all very decent.

Attack Pals

These pals will be your damage dealers.

Musclehead (30% Attack, -50% Work Speed)
This Pal won't be doing any work, and Musclehead is the best modifier for Attack boost as of current.

Ferocious (20% Attack)
The second best Attack bonus modifier.

Burly Body (20% Defense)
The current best Defense bonus modifier. I think it's always good to have a good amount of defense because the further you venture out, the harder the Pals will be.

Options: Any Elemental Damage or elemental Defense bonus, Swift (30% Movement Speed) or Lucky (+15% Work Speed, +15% Attack)
This one is really up to you. I personally would choose Lucky because I prefer having overall Attack bonus. But if you are trying for a specific build targeting a specific element, then feel free to swap these out for your own. The Speed boost is also good if you are attacking while riding on your Pal.

Player-Buffing Pals

These Pals will be focused on buffing the player instead of having the best stat for itself.

Stronghold Strategist (10% Player Defense)
Improves player's defense by 10%, pretty self-explanatory.

Vanguard (10% Player Attack)
Good if you are fighting alongside your Pals, more damage is always good to me! ^^

Swift (30% Movement Speed)
This can turn the Pal into a good travel mount.

Options: Logging Foreman (25% Player Logging Efficiency), Mine Foreman (25% Player Mining Efficiency), or Motivational Leader (25% Player Crafting Speed)
This one is also up to you to decide.
64 commentaires
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Valerie  [créateur] 31 janv. à 10h48 
@Soren
I see, hopefully they can patch that soon to avoid any further confusion. ^^
Soren 31 janv. à 10h36 
Well, you can check it out in-game and see for yourself it boosts crafting speed for the character if that Pal is in the party. I made sure to double check myself before posting my earlier comment, so I am confident in what I said.

It's just the description of Motivational Leader has a typo in that the developers said "player speed" instead of player work speed. "Player speed" implies movement speed is increased.
Valerie  [créateur] 31 janv. à 10h19 
@Soren
Okay I'm abit lost here, because I'm pretty sure when I first wrote it, it was player crafting speed, but a few days ago someone else pointed out that it was incorrect, and had a look on the Palworld Wiki to check and apparently it was supposed to be player movement speed. I just checked the Wiki again and it got changed to crafting speed again.
I will change it back to crafting speed and I will check again in game to see if it's move speed or crafting speed. ;-;
Soren 31 janv. à 9h17 
Motivational Leader's description is misworded by the way. It increases the player's work speed rather than movement speed. You can put a Pal in your party with the effect and see your work speed stat go up by 25%.
Valerie  [créateur] 31 janv. à 5h59 
@Cam
Yes, it is already included in the guide under Pals Buffing Player section. ^^
twitch.tv/NotCam 31 janv. à 0h28 
There's also Motivational Leader that increases player speed
Valerie  [créateur] 29 janv. à 17h12 
@Ylkrad
Thanks for pointing that out! I made a mistake and wrote "crafting speed" instead. ;-;
It's all fixed and updated now. ^^
Ylkrad 29 janv. à 17h05 
I think you forgot the Player 25% move speed passive on the list, but i still will look back to this guide to quickly reference which passives are which at a glance, thank you <3
Gabe 29 janv. à 3h12 
@Valerix Good stuff
Valerie  [créateur] 29 janv. à 2h22 
@Gabe
From what I've seen and experienced so far, it's a bit of both.
If you tell your Pal to harvest a tree or a pile of rocks that spawns in the world, then it will harvest them faster if they have high damage. But if it's the logging or mining camps that you can build in your base, then all that matters is the work speed. ^^