Palworld: The 5 Must-Have Pals for Mid-Game Shenanigans!
So, between levels 25 and 35 in Palworld, are those little creatures still running wild? Fear not! This article unveils five Pals that should be as essential to your journey as a cup of tea is to a Brit: a speedy mount, a fighter who helps bulk up defenses, or a farming buddy. It’s practically a royal decree!
The little monsters captured in Palworld provide three primary services: they can assist with base tasks, serve as mounts, or accompany for epic battles—because nothing says “fun” like a well-timed creature clash! Some Pals take on all these roles with the grace of a Swiss Army knife. But for the mid-game adventurers, these are the folks to bring along. For beginners, a handy starter pack of Pals like Cattiva, Rushoar, Foxparks, Chillet, and Lifmunk is recommended.
Now, for those truly ready to venture beyond the hugging stage (the so-called mid-game), here are five Pals that are practically begging to join the crew from levels 25 to 30. Don’t worry; no mention of those workhorse-level 3 Pals like Reptyro—excellent miner and fire starter though he may be—will be made.
And let’s not forget that you can add a second Pal to the battlefield! Just whip up a charm with Daedream or Dazzi, and voila! Double trouble!
Ragnahawk: The Flying Mount Extraordinaire
A flying mount is going to be the equivalent of a Swiss watch in your adventure toolkit. If crossing vast distances and spotting eagle statues for rapid travel (or Ticureuil statues for the thrill of capture) from afar doesn’t get the heart racing, then not much will! However, those flying mounts can take their sweet time (much like a cat deciding whether to jump off a surface), so a speedy one that laughs in the face of cold weather is beneficial. Enter stage left: Ragnahawk!
- Pros: Fastest flying mount in the game, equipped with fire abilities that keep things cozy.
- Power: Fire-type damage whenever galloping through the skies.
- Work Skills: Level 3 Fire Light and Transport.
- Loot: Ignition organ. Yes, it’s just as exciting as it sounds!
A word of warning: the Ragnahawk’s saddle is like a fancy club, only unlocking at level 37 tech. In the meantime, a Vanwyrm will make for a decent substitute. Ragnahawks can be spotted frolicking about in the southwest corner of the map, particularly in the desert biome.
Fenglope: The Earthly Speedster
Prefer the earth beneath one’s feet rather than the sky above? Fenglope is the mount of choice! This deer-horse marvel not only looks fabulous but can also pull off double jumps and speed dashes—perfect for covering major ground like a caffeinated rabbit on a quest.
- Pros: Double jumps and quick dashes that’ll leave other mounts in the dust.
- Work Skills: Level 2 Logging, because who knew cutting trees could be stylish?
- Loot: Leather and horns—great for unique fashion ensembles.
Fenglopez can be captured quickly by heading to its dungeon far west of the first biome, just before the fictitious volcano that may or may not erupt dramatically at any moment.
Quivern: The Dragon Brawler
In mid-game chaos, having a dragon by one’s side is as wise as wearing a raincoat in England. Quivern boasts impressive attack power and is a dragon type, which is basically a guarantee that it’ll show those pesky Darkness types who’s boss, especially when the game is teeming with them. Also usable as a mount, but don’t expect any Olympic speed—it’s all about the brawn, not the speed.
- Power: Boosts Dragon attacks while mounted, making every charge feel like a grand spectacle.
- Work Skills: Manual labor, Level 3 Transport, Level 2 Gathering, and Extraction—truly a renaissance creature.
- Loot: Premium Pal Oil—exactly what the dragon ordered!
Spotted hanging around the center of the volcano (southwest of the map) or in a level 23 dungeon further north in the first zone, Quivern won’t take ‘no’ for an answer.
Warsect: The Defender Insect
With dual abilities of Earth and Plant types, Warsect stands out as one of the best combatants in the game. Not only does it deliver impressive attacking capabilities, but it also has the side gig of increasing the team’s defense. Forget about waiting for potions to boost equipment durability; just roll with Warsect and watch the enemies fumble in confusion.
- Power: Increases Defense while dealing fire damage without even setting arrows ablaze—talk about efficiency!
- Work Skills: Seed planting, manual labor, level 3 logging, and level 3 transport.
- Loot: Honey, sweet and sticky!
Easy to catch in an Alpha level 30 dungeon to the north of the first zone, Warsect may just earn the MVP title in any battle.
Katress: The Leather Farming Machine
Catchable at level 20, Katress is about to become the best friend anyone never knew they needed. This Dark-type powerhouse can cause serious damage in combat, but the real jewel is its passive ability: it increases loot drops from Neutral-type Pals, which means more crafting materials than one can shake a stick at!
- Power: In battle, it ensures Neutral-type foes drop extra goodies.
- Work Skills: Level 2 manual labor, pharmacy, and transport.
- Loot: Leather, Katress fur, and high-quality technical manuals.
For those on a quest for leather, Katress can be a perfect find during explorations—those raw materials won’t gather themselves!
A forthcoming Tier List showcasing the best Pals beyond levels 35-40 will soon make its appearance—expect to see Legendary creatures like Jetragon or Necromus making their debuts. It’s about to get serious!
