The Best Dragon Pals In Palworld

Water Element Pals have an Offensive advantage over Fire Type Pals dealing 2x damage to them, but their damage will be halved when fighting against Electric Type Pals. Defensively, they are resistance to Fire types, but will receive 2x damage from Electric Type Pals.

Neutral pals have no offensive advantages over any other pal types. They are the only pal type that has no offensive advantage. Defensively, they are weak against Dark type pals and will receive 2x damage from them. They are not resistant to any type of pal.

Astegon doesn't just look ferocious, it actually is. This is a Dark/Dragon Pal and marks the point of stats becoming as high as you can hope for. Astegon is a tank of a Pal, with 125 Defense and Ranged Attack out of a possible 150. Stats are not the only thing elevating Astegon though.
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.
Orserk's Partner Skill, Ferocious Thunder Dragon sounds cool but is very rarely useful. Despite that though, this majestic beast manages to be amazing purely due to its damage output. So much so that there are only a couple of Dragon Pals better than it. Speaking of...

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.

This skill simply allows Relaxaurus to launch rapid missiles while mounted, as you do. Relaxaurus is unfortunately powercrept by another Pal still. Despite that though, it can be used for a long time as the alternative is quite hard to get. It should be noted that Water is strong against the most powerful element Fire, so there's that going for it as well.


Although STAB might not seem like a game-changer, it can make all the difference in the world in difficult fights, so it's important to keep it in mind whenever challenges arise. Palworld may not be willing to delineate the difference in power in specific numbers, but assuming 20% as a reasonable baseline shouldn't be too far off of the mark. Since the game is in early access, it's always possible that STAB specifics could be included in a future update, but it's also possible that leaving it unstated is an intentional design choice that developer Pocketpair never plans to addr

Quivern is quite likely one of the best-designed Pals in the game, which is great, as the game's been riddled with controversy due to its creature designs. On top of being absolutely gorgeous though, Quivern is a menace in battle as well. To begin with, it's the first flying Pal on this list, meaning it can be ridden to battle through the skies.

First off, you should build your base while keeping all the possible points of access in mind. The higher you build, the more likely that your base grounds will have fewer points for enemies to walk through, so you should aim to have a base on high ground, only accessible by one or two pathways, and (ideally) naturally covered.


Having Same Type Attack Bonus in Palworld is definitely a good thing, as it encourages building Pals around their own elements in a way that both makes for a more cohesive design and incentivizes diverse parties. The lack of clarity regarding its exact benefit is consequently a bit confusing, but it shouldn't stop anyone from raising up some powerful Pals with devastating attacks. Although making optimal use of STAB isn't going to transform a low-level Pal into one of the best fighters in the game, there's no reason to waste the potential of a secret attack bonus in _Palworld


There are plenty of stats to keep track of in **Palworld ** , but one that can be especially crucial to getting the best performance in combat is shockingly easy to miss out on. Although it's easy to progress through battles and build up a base without optimizing everything, there's no reason to waste something that can help every Pal in combat. If the game never mentions it to begin with, however, it comes as no surprise that it can be especially easy to make such a fundamental mist
While there is a very strong argument that both Jormuntide and Jormuntide Ignis might be the best Dragon Pals in the game, Jetragon has just a tad bit more going for it than them. This jet plane of a Pal has slightly lower offensive stats and a bit better defensive ones. What makes Jetragon incredible is its speed and Partner Skill.


Luckily, it isn't taking especially long for the Palworld community to start cracking the game's secrets. The rapid success in its early access launch has the benefit of building a large and dedicated player base, and strength tends to come in numbers for this kind of work. Although __ there are doubtless plenty of Palworld Patch Notes discoveries yet to come, especially considering the ongoing state of development for the game, some of the most crucial aspects to nail down have already been identif