Palworld Team Builder

Yes. AleForge checks this dataset against the Palworld 1.0 game files (v26, checked 2026-07-15): 299 Pals, including 88 dual-element Pals. Breeding matrix derived from tylercamp/palcalc (MIT). Game data © Pocketpair. Matchups line up with our type chart.

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.

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.

Each chip is an attacking element. The number is how many Pals in your five-Pal party take 2× damage from it. A higher number means more of the party is exposed. One is fine. Two or three, and a boss of that element will shred the party, so swap someone out.

This page plans a five-Pal fight party: element coverage and shared weaknesses. The base builder staffs a camp of up to 20 workers across all twelve jobs. The work grid here is only a quick view of those jobs for the five Pals you selected.

No. Partner skill synergies are not part of this builder. Offensive coverage is element matchups only: defender types your five-Pal party can hit for 2× damage.

You can share and reload a party with a link. Share team copies this page URL with your Pals in the team parameter (comma-separated slugs). Opening that link loads the same five slots. There is no account save; the link is the save.

No. There are no preset parties or example comps. Search for a Pal to fill a slot, or use Add on a suggestion under an empty coverage row. Suggestions are Pals that deal 2× to that defender type, sorted by attack, and not already on the team.

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.