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Palworld Team Builder

Five party slots. See which elements you hit for 2×, which ones hit you back, and who to add for the holes.

Data from Palworld 1.0: 299 Pals, 88 dual-element. Dataset v26 (2026-07-15). Related: type chart, base builder, breeding calculator.

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Add a few Pals and the coverage panels show up here.

Need a full camp crew? Use the base builder.

Quick tips

Fill empty coverage rows first. Then check you aren’t all weak to the same thing.

  1. Empty rows = holes

    Each row is a defender type. If it’s uncovered, nobody on the team deals 2× into it. Suggestions are sorted by attack.

  2. Two+ under one chip hurts

    If Fire (or whatever) shows 2 or 3, that element can wipe most of the party. Replace one of those Pals.

  3. Bases are a different tool

    The work grid is just a peek. Staffing all twelve jobs is what the base builder is for.

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FAQ

Is this updated for Palworld 1.0?

Yeah. Types and stats are from the 1.0 files (dataset v26, checked 2026-07-15). That’s 299 Pals, including the 88 dual-element ones. Matchups line up with our type chart.

What should I prioritize on a team?

Don’t run five of the same element. You want someone who hits each defender type for 2×. Gaps show up as empty rows; click a suggested Pal to drop them into a free slot.

Are dual-element Pals worth a slot?

Often. One dual-type can cover two defenders, which is how you stretch five slots. The downside is they can eat 2× from either of their elements. Watch the weaknesses panel when you add them.

What do the weakness numbers mean?

Each chip is an attacking element. The number is how many of your five take 2× from it. One is fine. Two or three and a boss of that type will shred the party. Swap someone out.

Can I plan base workers here?

Only a quick glance. For a real camp (up to 20 workers, all twelve jobs), use the base builder. This page is for the fight party.

How do I hatch a suggested Pal?

Hit Breed next to the suggestion for that Pal’s page, or search them on the breeding calculator. Reverse lookup is handy if you already have parents lying around.

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Server Settings Edit PalWorldSettings.ini and copy the OptionSettings line. RAM Calculator Estimate dedicated server RAM and CPU from players, bases, and mods. Save Converter Move co-op or single-player worlds to a dedicated server. Steam ID Lookup Look up SteamID64 for whitelists and save migration.

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Breeding Calculator Breed two Pals or look up every parent pair for a target. Built on 1.0 data. Mutation Calculator Mutated egg odds for 1.0. Deluxe Vegetable Cake, cycle counts, and rainbow passives. IV Calculator Read HP, Attack, and Defense IVs (0–100) from a Pal's displayed stats. Passive Skills All 115 named passives, ranks -3 to 5, Pal Surgery flagged. Type Chart Nine elements, what beats what, and the full damage matrix.
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Work Suitability Best Pals for each of the twelve jobs, ranked from 1.0 work levels. Base Builder Up to 20 workers. See which of the twelve jobs you’re missing (1.0 work data).

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