Palworld 1.0 Guide: All New Pals With Their Full Stats And Work Suitabilities

The 1.0 version of Palworld packs the single largest Paldeck expansion the game has ever seen with 72 brand-new Pals dropped in one massive update. Pocketpair splits this huge addition into 47 brand-new species with entirely original designs and 25 elemental variants of existing Pals from the current bestiary. The total roster of catchable creatures in the game climbs to a whopping 287 Pals for the most dedicated completionists out there. The bulk of the newcomers are concentrated in the 2 brand-new regions dropped alongside this massive update.

The 2 new zones are Sunreach, a sky islands archipelago held aloft by the power of Paldium, and the World Tree that finally wraps up the main story of the game. Neither of these 2 regions unlocks immediately at the 1.0 launch even for the most seasoned veterans of the game. Unlocking these zones requires wrapping up specific quests tied to previous update content threads. The 25 elemental variants follow the classic naming convention of the game with the base Pal name followed by a suffix flagging their affinity Ignis, Cryst, Noct, Lux, Primo, Terra or Botan.

The complete list of 72 brand-new Pals available to catch with their elemental type and Base Work Skills breaks down as follows:

• Pupperai -> Ground-type melee brawler (Gathering 1 / Lumbering 1 / Transporting 1)
• Clovee -> Grass/Neutral early-game Pal (Planting 1 / Gathering 1)
• Tanzee Ignis -> Fire variant of Tanzee (Kindling 1 / Handiwork 1 / Lumbering 1 / Transporting 1)
• Woolipop Terra -> Ground variant of Woolipop (Farming 1)
• Amione -> Water-type Pal (Watering 1 / Handiwork 2 / Transporting 1), always spawns in pairs
• Gloopie Primo -> Water/Neutral variant of Gloopie (Handiwork 2 / Transporting 2 / Watering 2)
• Wispaw -> Dark-type nocturnal Pal (Handiwork 2 / Lumbering 1 / Medicine Production 1 / Transporting 1)
• Univolt Cryst -> Ice variant of Univolt (Lumbering 3 / Cooling 6)
• Muffly -> Ice-type Pal (Transporting 1 / Cooling 2), food preservation specialist
• Puffolt -> Electric-type Pal (Generating Electricity 2 / Transporting 1)
• Polapup Terra -> Ice/Ground variant of Polapup (Mining 4 / Cooling 4)
• Elgrove -> Grass-type Pal (Planting 3 / Gathering 2 / Lumbering 2 / Mining 2 / Transporting 3)
• Elgrove Cryst -> Ice variant of Elgrove (Lumbering 3 / Mining 3 / Cooling 5 / Transporting 3)
• Petallia Ignis -> Fire/Grass variant of Petallia (Kindling 4 / Handiwork 3 / Gathering 3 / Medicine Production 4 / Transporting 2)
• Leafan -> Grass-type flying Pal (Planting 3 / Handiwork 3 / Gathering 3 / Transporting 2)
• Beakon Cryst -> Ice variant of Beakon (Gathering 2 / Cooling 5 / Transporting 5)
• Rayhound Cryst -> Ice variant of Rayhound (Cooling 3)
• Needoll -> Grass-type mystical doll (Planting 3 / Gathering 3 / Transporting 1)
• Needoll Noct -> Grass/Dark variant of Needoll (Planting 3 / Gathering 3 / Transporting 1)
• Moldron -> Fire/Ground fungus Pal (Kindling 5 / Mining 5), elite miner
• Moldron Cryst -> Ice/Ground variant of Moldron (Mining 5 / Cooling 5)
• Majex -> Fire/Dark mystical wizard (Kindling 4 / Handiwork 5 / Medicine Production 3 / Transporting 2)
• Sibelyx Primo -> Neutral variant of Sibelyx (Medicine Production 3 / Farming 4)
• Gildra -> Ground/Dark golden Pal (Handiwork 5 / Medicine Production 4 / Transporting 2)
• Skutlass -> Water-type cutlass Pal (Watering 4 / Gathering 1 / Lumbering 4)
• Skutlass Ignis -> Fire/Water variant of Skutlass (Kindling 3 / Watering 2 / Gathering 2 / Lumbering 3)
• Starryon Primo -> Neutral variant of Starryon (Gathering 7), top gatherer
• Pierdon -> Ground-type high-altitude Pal (Mining 5), sturdy miner
• Pierdon Cryst -> Ice variant of Pierdon (Mining 5 / Cooling 6)
• Snugloo -> Ice-type Pal (Handiwork 2 / Mining 3 / Cooling 3 / Transporting 2)
• Carnibora -> Grass-type carnivorous plant (Planting 6 / Handiwork 4 / Gathering 4 / Transporting 2)
• Dualith -> Grass/Ground dual-type (Planting 3 / Gathering 3 / Lumbering 5 / Mining 6 / Transporting 6)
• Dualith Noct -> Ground/Dark variant of Dualith (Planting 3 / Gathering 3 / Lumbering 5 / Mining 6 / Transporting 6)
• Sekhmet -> Ground-type Pal inspired by the Egyptian goddess (Handiwork 6 / Mining 6 / Transporting 2)
• Prixter Lux -> Electric/Ground variant of Prixter (Generating Electricity 3 / Gathering 2 / Lumbering 4 / Medicine Production 2)
• Tetroise -> Ground-type desert turtle (Mining 4)
• Tetroise Primo -> Neutral variant of Tetroise (Mining 6), exclusive to the World Tree
• Nitemary Botan -> Grass variant of Nitemary (Planting 3 / Handiwork 4 / Transporting 2)
• Smokie Cryst -> Ice/Dark variant of Smokie (Gathering 2 / Cooling 2)
• Bulldosu -> Ground-type sturdy Pal (Mining 4 / Transporting 3)
• Celesdir Noct -> Dark variant of Celesdir (Gathering 4 / Lumbering 8), top lumberjack
• Knocklem Ignis -> Fire variant of Knocklem (Kindling 6 / Mining 7 / Transporting 7)
• Valentail -> Neutral heart-shaped Pal (Gathering 2)
• Snock -> Electric-type snake (Generating Electricity 4)
• Snock Lux -> Electric/Ground variant of Snock (Generating Electricity 4)
• Souffline -> Grass-type aerial Pal (Planting 2 / Transporting 2)
• Lapiron -> Ground-type iron rabbit (Handiwork 3 / Gathering 4 / Mining 2 / Transporting 1)
• Hoodle -> Dark-type stealthy Pal (Handiwork 1 / Transporting 1)
• Slowatt -> Electric-type sloth Pal (Electricity 3)
• Bakemi -> Dark-type bakemono-inspired Pal (Handiwork 3 / Medicine Production 4 / Transporting 2)
• Solmora -> Water-type marine Pal (Watering 4)
• Solmora Lux -> Water/Electric variant of Solmora (Watering 4 / Generating Electricity 6)
• Lapure -> Neutral pure Pal (Handiwork 6 / Gathering 5)
• Eidrolon -> Dark/Dragon ghostly Pal (Transporting 6)
• Eidrolon Ignis -> Fire/Dragon variant of Eidrolon (Kindling 6 / Transporting 6)
• Dynamoff -> Electric-type explosive Pal (Generating Electricity 6 / Gathering 3 / Transporting 3)
• Tropicaw -> Grass-type tropical Pal (Planting 5 / Gathering 5)
• Flaracle -> Fire-type oracle (Kindling 7 / Handiwork 6 / Transporting 2)
• Ophydia -> Water/Grass dual-type serpent (Watering 5 / Planting 7)
• Dupin -> Fire-type dolphin (Kindling 7 / Handiwork 5 / Medicine Production 4 / Transporting 2)
• Roujay -> Dark-type expressive Pal (Gathering 5 / Transporting 5)
• Venusa -> Dark-type carnivorous plant (Handiwork 6 / Gathering 6 / Medicine Production 5 / Transporting 2)
• Mycora -> Grass-type mushroom Pal (Planting 6 / Handiwork 4 / Gathering 4 / Medicine Production 6)
• Loomen -> Fire/Dark luminous Pal (Kindling 4 / Handiwork 4 / Medicine Production 5)
• Wistella -> Dark-type star Pal (Handiwork 6 / Medicine Production 6 / Transporting 1)
• Solenne -> Dark/Neutral dual-type (Handiwork 8 / Gathering 4 / Transporting 2), the new crafting benchmark
• Renjishi -> Fire-type lion (Kindling 8 / Handiwork 6 / Gathering 5 / Transporting 5), the furnace king of 1.0
• Aegidron -> Ground/Dragon boss Pal (Mining 8), indestructible mount from the World Tree
• Sholong -> Water/Dragon Pal (Watering 8 / Gathering 5), partner of the Sunreach tower boss Auri
• Silvance -> Grass-type Pal (Planting 6 / Handiwork 6 / Gathering 4 / Medicine Production 8 / Transporting 2)
• Dandilord -> Grass/Dark boss Pal (Planting 8 / Handiwork 6 / Gathering 5 / Medicine Production 6 / Transporting 3)
• Panthalus -> Water-type Level 70 quest boss with Resonant Guardian partner skill, rare flying mount that patrols and bombards from above
• Astralym -> Level 80 typeless final boss with 420,000 HP, six-winged celestial dragon paired with Zenara exclusive to the World Tree

Most of the 25 elemental variants share the general body and work suitabilities of their base Pal from the original bestiary. They however arrive packing entirely different elemental affinities and updated movesets adjusted for their new specialization. Some variants also see their work suitability shift depending on their new affinity element. Players should therefore check whether the base Pal’s work skill transfers to the target variant before every hunt.

Here’s everything players need to absolutely sort out before heading out to hunt the 72 brand-new Pals across the 2 new regions:

• Wrap up the prerequisite quests -> The 2 brand-new Sunreach and World Tree regions are fully quest-gated by main story missions of the game
• Stock up on high-tier Pal Spheres -> The endgame Pals of the new zones pack higher base stats and lower catch rates against standard spheres
• Clear your Palbox before heading out -> Players absolutely need to make room for the 72 brand-new entries without stopping the hunt to manage inventory
• Build a dedicated capture team -> A crew capable of inflicting status ailments dramatically boosts the catch rate on rare or boss-tier Pals
• Unlock the Wing Pack -> This endgame equipment lets players glide and fly without mounts to efficiently explore the Sunreach sky islands
• Farm Radiant Gems at the World Tree -> These gems fuel the Awakening system of your Pals to push beyond their natural stat caps
• Use the Mutation breeding mechanic -> This brand-new breeding mechanic produces stronger Pals with unique passive skills at a low probability rate

Players jumping into a brand-new save need to work through the entire quest chain first. This progression gradually unlocks the majority of the new Pals available to catch. Players carrying over older saves have probably already wrapped up some of the prerequisite quests along the way. Pocketpair however recommends starting fresh to fully soak up the 1.0 experience of the game. This version marks the real conclusion of the main story with the long-awaited access to the World Tree finally opening up after the early access era.