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Palworld Pals Guide — Elements, Skills and What Each Is For

Updated 20 Oct 2026 Source Synthesized from published Palworld guides (base building, Pal catching, breeding, and combat write-ups); rewritten in original wording on 20 October 2026 By

Read elements first

Every Pal in the Pal database shows its element. Fire beats Grass, Water beats Fire, and Dark fills the rest. Match elements to the fight you are walking into.

Sample Pals: Astegon, Azurobe, Bristla, Caprity, Cawgnito, Anubis.

Work suitability

Pals are also labor. Each one lists tasks like mining, watering or handiwork. A base full of the right workers runs itself while you explore.

Build a team, not a zoo

You do not need every Pal. Pick a few that cover elements and work roles, then breed for the traits you want.

Size tells a story

A Pal’s size hints at its role. Small Pals are nimble workers; large ones carry weight or hit hard in a fight.

Skills change use

The partner skill decides if a Pal is a mount, a miner or a fighter. Read it before you commit to catching one.

Elements stack

Two-element Pals cover more matchups. A mixed team survives regions a single-element squad cannot enter.

Plan the roster

The weapon database shows gear that pairs with your Pals. Build the loadout around the team you caught.

Pals and their elements

  • Astegon (element Dragon, second Dark)
  • Azurobe (element Water, second Dragon)
  • Bristla (element Grass)
  • Caprity (element Grass)
  • Cawgnito (element Dark)
  • Anubis (element Ground)
  • Blazehowl (element Fire)
  • Cattiva (element Neutral)
  • Blazamut (element Fire)
  • Broncherry (element Grass)
  • Boltmane (element Electric)
  • Arsox (element Fire)
  • Beegarde (element Grass)
  • Beakon (element Electric)
  • Alpha Pals
  • Celaray (element Water)
  • Bushi (element Fire)
  • Blazehowl Noct (element Fire, second Dark)
  • Broncherry Aqua (element Grass, second Water)
  • Bellanoir (element Dark)

What each Pal can do

  • Astegon (work Handiwork@3; Mining@7, size XL)
  • Azurobe (work Watering@4, size L)
  • Bristla
  • Caprity
  • Cawgnito
  • Anubis
  • Blazehowl (work Kindling@5; Lumbering@3)
  • Cattiva
  • Blazamut (work Kindling@6; Mining@7)
  • Broncherry (work Planting@5)
  • Boltmane
  • Arsox (work Kindling@3; Lumbering@2)
  • Beegarde
  • Beakon (work Generating Electricity@4; Gathering@2; Tra)
  • Alpha Pals
  • Celaray (work Watering@1; Transporting@1)
  • Bushi
  • Blazehowl Noct (work Kindling@5; Lumbering@3, size L)

Frequently asked questions

How many Pals are there?

The wiki documents 302 Pals across elements like Fire, Water, Grass, Dragon and Dark, each with a partner skill.

What is a partner skill?

Each Pal has a unique partner skill used when you ride or deploy it, from flying mounts to helpers that boost mining.

More Palworld guides

Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.