Free browser tool
Palworld team builder
Add up to five Pals and see the part that actually decides fights: **what your party has no answer for**. Knowing what you beat is easy; the gaps are where runs end. It also counts how many of your Pals take extra damage from each element, which is how an all-Grass party looks fine until it meets Fire. Same answers whether the world is yours or on a Palworld server.
Your party (up to 5)
Fills the most gaps
Each of these covers something nothing in your party currently beats.
Pal data from Palworld-Pal-Editor 1b400624(GPL-3.0) · palcalc(MIT)
More Palworld tools
View allSettings generator
Build a complete PalWorldSettings.ini, or import the one you already have.
RAM calculator
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Save converter
Move a co-op world to a dedicated server, or bring it back.
Breeding calculator
Every pairing for all 297 Pals, forwards and backwards.
Work suitability chart
The best Pals for all twelve base jobs, ranked.
Passive skills list
All 115 passives with their effects and ranks, searchable.
Type chart
All nine elements and how they counter each other.
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