Dragon Element Pals have an Offensive advantage over Dark Type Pals dealing 2x damage to them, but their damage will be halved when fighting against Ice Type Pals. Defensively, they are resistance to Dark types, but will receive 2x damage from Dragon Type Pals.
There are many Pals in Palworld Advanced assembly line that have the Handiwork Work Suitability. Unlike the Cooling ability , handiwork is not tied to a specific type of pal – any type has the potential to have handiwork. Each pal with handiwork can have a level between 1 and 4 for their Handiwork ability. The higher the number, the faster they will be at completing the task. This Best Handiwork Pal Tier List shows each teir of Handiwork currently available in Palworld.
Fire Element Pals have an Offensive advantage over Grass and Ice Type Pals dealing 2x damage to them, but their damage will be halved when fighting against Water Type Pals. Defensively, they are resistance to Grass and Ice types, but will receive 2x damage from Water Type Pals.
Ice Element Pals have an Offensive advantage over Dragon Type Pals dealing 2x damage to them, but their damage will be halved when fighting against Fire Type Pals. Defensively, they are resistance to Dragon types, but will receive 2x damage from Fire Type Pals.
Throughout this list, we’ve mentioned a few times how Fire is the best element, and how being able to counter it is a huge boon for any Pal. Well, it then tracks that having the Fire element is even better. Jormuntide Ignis is the Dragon/Fire alternate version of Jormuntide, and it is so, so powerful.
It appears that a decent Pal kept back due to its element being on better Pals, gets a lot better when you change its element to something rarer. Dragon/Electric is a great offensive element combo, and while there are still better Pals of the same element, Relaxaurus Lux ends up being better than its regular counterpart in most cases.
Azurobe is a Dragon/Water Pal to start our list. Beautiful and graceful, Azurobe leaves a bit to be desired. While Azurobe is good enough to be considered a top-tier Pal, it’s unlucky in that it completely gets outclassed by other Dragon/Water Pals on this list. Azurobe would have been great if not for the power of its competition.
But if someone who isn’t another Bushi were to come across the weapon and attempt to wield it as their own, the lingering will of the Bushi will harass them until they succumb to madness. This implies multiple things: that Bushi may not completely die when they pass, since there’s a consciousness left in the sword, and it also may hint at an afterlife for at least Bushi if not all Pals.
Chillet isn’t even that strong in a vacuum, having decent at best stats in both offense and defense. Luckily, its Partner Skill is also great, applying Dragon damage to the player’s attacks while mounted. Chillet is the definition of how a great skill and element combination can lift up a mediocre Pal, turning it into an absolute powerhouse.
Electric is a unique element in the game, covering Fire’s weakness being Water. As Fire is the strongest element in the game, this means you can have an Electric Pal to cover your bases alongside your Fire Pals and you’ll be good to go. Other than its element, Relaxaurus Lux is just like its more boring cousin, still launching missiles and looking derpy.
If you were to encounter a Maraith in the real world, it might seem almost cute. It’s not the worst looking Pal out there, and its wispy wings and black furry mane looks almost cuddly. But if this Pal is hanging out with you, there’s probably something terribly wrong.
There are plenty of other unsettling Pals out in Palworld, but for some reason, the Tocotoco resonates as being quite disturbing without being overtly so. A Pal that creates and then fires eggs that explode is a little par for the course in his world, but once it runs out of those eggs, it has one final last resort.
Quivern’s Partner Skill also enhances Dragon attacks while mounted, meaning it will hit a lot harder with you on top of it. It gets amazing coverage, learning Skills from four different elements in total, which is extremely rare in Palworld. Quivern might not be game-breaking like some other Pals on this list, but it’s an absolute powerhouse nonetheless.
Not every Pal has a creepy or disturbing entry in the Paldeck, but for those who do, they can be wildly harrowing, taking the mostly cute and cuddly creatures of Palworld and casting a much darker shadow over their existence. If you’re wondering what the creepiest Pals you find around Palapagos, you’re going to have to check these out.
Then, the Paldeck entry gets poetic, warning the reader to avoid standing in the presence of the Astegon, to not even acknowledge its existence. Even if you do though, just because you choose to ignore the beast, it does not mean that the beast will ignore you.
Once it has no more eggs to fire off, it will explode itself, likely killing itself as opposed to being taken by some predator. Does it know when it runs out of eggs it’ll explode itself? Is the Tocotoco aware that the last egg means certain death, and it chooses to go out on its own terms? We’ll never know.