The Best Dragon Pals In Palworld

Legendary Pals also don't spawn alone, appearing in batches of three at their designated locations . Although the overall number present will never be higher than three, Legendary Pals will respawn to meet this number daily, so it's possible to return to the same location to fight more. This is an exceptionally reliable way to consistently acquire rare Pals or simply defeat them to help level up Pals currently in the party. It obviously isn't easy, as Legendary Pals are formidable foes, so it's an activity that's best saved for late-game progress

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.

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.

While its Partner Skill is lacking, as it only increases damage done to ore, its element combination is pretty much perfect. Dark hits Neutral effectively and is weak against Dragon, whereas Dragon hits Dark effectively and is weak against Ice. This means that Astegon is the perfect counter to Dark and Neutral Pals , which basically covers a majority of randomly spawned Pals in the overworld.

As if that wasn’t enough, if you’re a good person who accidentally gets murdered by a Helzepher, too bad, now you’re going to hell too. Sorry about all those virtues. Sure, it could be a bit of hyperbole from the creator of the Paldeck, or at the least the intern who has to write all the snappy Pal descriptions in the Palworld universe, but if it isn’t, and somehow researchers have tapped into the worlds after this one, Helzephyr is a terrifying realization into what awaits people after death.

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.

Within the Palworld universe, there are some pretty darn unsettling Pals you can encounter. Some are incredibly volatile, others are unsettlingly creepy, while even more fall to some incredibly unfortunate ends in the surprisingly violent world of Palapagos Island.


**An interesting boon for both Frostallion and Jetragon is that they're capable flying mounts in Palworld ** , making traversing the open-world map quicker and easier. This is especially true for Jetragon, whose Partner Skill, "Aerial Missile," lives up to its name by allowing rapid-fire missiles mid-flight. Frostallion's "Ice Steed" enhances Ice attacks while mounted and makes the player character's own attacks Ice-type. Although Paladius and Necromus aren't flying mounts, they feature triple- and double-jump abilities, respectively, that still make them stand out among all the mount options in Palworld as excellent and exciting opti


Capturing Legendary Pals is an exciting goal in **Palworld ** , but it can be hard to tell just how much of a priority it should be. There's plenty to do in the game, from engaging in combat to upgrading bases, so figuring out what to focus on isn't necessarily as easy as in some other creature-collecting games. The lack of a true endgame also contributes to the overall sense of haphazard direction, pushing a sense of player-driven accomplishment that can be alienating for some and engaging for oth

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.

What lies underneath the furry exterior of the Wumpo, which seems like a natural question to ask about many of the Pals that can be found in Palworld. The Paldeck entry for this creature seems to have tried to answer this question but left only more questions.

The Cinnamoth’s Paldeck entry isn’t creepy because of anything the Cinnamoth did on its own , but instead because of what humans have done to it. Sniffing a Cinnamoth will cause ‘unparalleled euphoria’ when inhaled, much like a highly potent drug, and if there are little side effects to the act, it could lead to mass poaching of the sweet little moth.

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 online guide 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.