Palworld Guide

This section of our Palworld guide hub will show players how to find some of the best weapons in the game. They can also use these guides for help on anything weapon-related in Palworld Predator Core, like how to repair weapons and where to find ammo.


One of the more unfortunate (and hilarious) aspects of the Meat Cleaver is the fact that it replaces the Pet command with the Butcher command, both of which are two entirely different things. Implementing the butchering process in this way poses an obvious problem when the Meat Cleaver is equipped, as those who regularly pet their Pals may butcher them by mistake fairly easily. This is made even worse if the Pal is a unique or rare Pal that hasn't been bred yet, as it's more than possible to accidentally butcher it and have it removed from the game for g

Your base level is tied to missions you can complete, which are tied to your progression in the technology tree. Completing these missions is vital to being able to deploy more Pals and construct new, separate bases across the land, so it's a good idea to make this your priority.

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.


Foxparks is a small Fire-based Pal that looks like a fox if the name wasn’t a punny giveaway. The partnership between Pal and the player fit this one is rather numerous but it only gets wildly following this example. The Partner Skill will allow players to pick up Foxparks and use it as a flamethrower in battle akin to that final scene in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood . Palworld is full of inventive ways to turn Pals into weapons and Foxparks is easily near the top of the Partner Skills l


Tocotoco has an explosive Partner Skill too but it’s way different compared to Jolthog’s. This Neutral-type Pal can be picked up and then players can shoot eggs…out of its butt. This is a real element in Palworld’s gameplay and Tocotoco strangely looks okay with the whole th

If you don't automatically see the new skill in your Pal's Active Skills list, don't panic, it's still there. You can swap Active Skills in the Active Skills menu for any other moves that your Pal knows.

_Updated on January 23, 2024, by Mohamed El Ouardighi : As promised, after making significant progress and dedicating time to resource farming, we successfully maxed out our base upgrades. This update includes the remaining requirements to assist you further. _

The '# Pals' column denotes how many Pals you can have deployed per base - note that you'll need a bed per Pal. The '# Bases' column denotes the total number of separate bases established with Palboxes you can have at any one time.

In Palworld , your bases are your home - it's where you can chill out with your Pals, store all of your items, and get to work on your item and equipment production. Whether your bases look like factories or like idyllic homes for your adorable companions, you'll want to be keeping track of your base level.

In addition to a whopping 150 Ingots and 20 Nails (that's a grand total of 340 Ore required, by the way), you'll also need to get some Electric Organs for this tier. These are obtained from Pals such as Jolthog and Univolt.

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.

You'll get a notification on the left side of your scree n every time a Pal of yours levels up and learns a new skill. Pals don't learn new skills from every single level, but once they've hit certain level milestones , they'll learn new moves.
Pal skills are organized in two main ways. First, all Pal combat (or Active) skills are categorized by Element Type . Second, Pal skills are broken into three types of skills: Partner , Active , and Passive .

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