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1. #1Pal, Pals

   Keys: Pal, Pals

   Pals are the eponymous creatures of the Palagapos islands. Pals help some humans, willingly or unwillingly, in the farm, breeding, fighting, or working in factories, including gun factories. Pals can also be sold or slaughtered for food; however, said action is forbidden by law. Pals can be interacted with in multiple ways: Petting, You can pet Pals to make them happy. Feeding, You can feed Pals manually, or they will eat from a Feed Box. Picking up, You can pick up Pals to carry them around or throw them at a building to have them work on it. Once you pick them up, their model ragdolls. Partner Skills, You can use partner skills your Pal has. Some are passive, some are weapons, and most are unlocked through crafting something at the Pal Gear Workbench. There's also Rideable Pals. Naming, At a Pal's summary page, players have the option to give their Pal a name, which are limited to 24 characters. Fighting, You can fight Pals by using weapons and other Pals. Some wild Pals are aggressive and attack when approached. Some Pals can also wield a weapon of their choice. Capturing You can use Pal Spheres to capture wild Pals. This is recommended, as you get much more XP from capturing rather than killing, and you also get all drops that normally comes by defeating the pal. You are granted an EXP bonus on each capture for the first 12 times you catch a specific pal. The higher tier of Pal Sphere, the higher the chance of catching a Pal. Breeding, When Pals breed, the children can inherit the parents' characteristics or create completely new ones. Mixing rare species of Pals creates stronger Pals. Wilderness Activities, Pals can be used in the wilderness for certain activities. They can break rocks, cut down trees, and be used to run/swim/fly around the map. Base Activities, Pals can participate in several activities done on bases, depending on their form and abilities. Work Traits, There are 12 different Work Traits a Pal can have. After placing a building there will be a text indicator above it to let you know what suitability is needed. Some buildings require a specific suitability to work, while others suggest a suitability to make things go faster. Kindling: Pals will use fire to provide heat to heaters, furnaces and cooking food. And will warm you while riding on them. Planting: Pals will plant seeds at plantations. Handiwork: Pals will help with construction and crafting at crafting stations. Lumbering: Pals will chop down trees and work at Logging Sites. Medicine Production: Pals will produce medicine at any medicine bench. Transporting: Pals will transport items to any storage item. Watering: Pals will water plantations and power Crushers and Mills. And will also extinguish structures on fire. Generating Electricity: Pals will generate electricity at a Power Generator. Gathering: Pals will harvest grown plantations. Mining: Pals will mine ore, stone, sulfur, and coal, as well as work at Stone Pits. Cooling: Pals will provide cooling to coolers and refrigerators. And will cool you while riding on them. Farming: Pals will produce items at a Ranch. SAN, Short for Sanity. Over time, a Pal's SAN decreases while working, which will eventually cause them to not be as productive/slack off. Pals will take breaks by themselves. At night, if a Pal bed is available, most Pals will go to sleep. However, Dark-element Pals will continue to work through the night. Certain things, like Hot Springs or particular medicines and foods, can help get their SAN back up quicker. There are also other activities a Pal can do at the base. Mass production: Pals can be put to work in factories to mass-produce gear and items. Breeding: Pals can be assigned to Breeding Farm to breed. Defense: Pals can be used to defend the base from enemy raids. Rescuing: Pals will rescue incapacitated Pals in base. Besides regular Pals, Alpha Pals, Legendary Pals, and Lucky Pals exist. Alpha Pals, also known as bosses, are huge Pal variants with titles. You can capture them. Lucky Pals are shining variants of Pals. They are larger variants of a pal and are heard from a decent distance when one spawns in. Usually recognized by a "sparkly" icon next to their name as well. When caught, they will always give you ancient civilization items and will come with the "Lucky" trait, which increases ATK by 15% and Workforce by 15%. Legendary pals are an especially rare type of Pal. They are only found as Alpha Pals, and come with the “Legend” trait, which increases ATK and DEF by 20% and Movement Speed by 15%. The Palpedia is an encyclopedia of all the Pals in Palworld. When you first encounter a Pal it is logged in your Palpedia. It will appear as a greyed-out image of the Pal. You will also be able to view their Habitat range. If you capture a pal it will show up in the Palpedia with full color and list possible drops, their partner skill, work traits, food level, and your capture bonus.

2. #2Elements

   Keys: Elements, Element, Neutral, Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Ice, Ground, Dark, Dragon

   Elements are attributes possessed by every Pal and by every Active Skill, affecting its abilities in battle. Every Pal has at least one Element (sometimes two), and every Active Skill has one Element. Moves with Elements that are strong against the target Pal's element will deal more damage, and moves with Elements that are weak against the target Pal's element will deal less damage. Elements are one of the core gameplay mechanics of Palworld, being an innate part of a Pal that affects their behaviour and how they function in certain situations, such as in battle. Each Pal has either one or two elements. For example, Dazzi is a Pal with just the Electric element, while Relaxaurus is a Pal that has both the Dragon and Water elements. {Neutral is one of 9 elements. Neutral is weak to Dark and does not have a strength against any other element.} {Fire is one of 9 elements. Fire is strong against Ice and Grass, and is weak to Water. Fire-element Pals are able to heat campfires, cooking pots and furnaces with Kindling. Fire Pals are immune to the Burn and Ivy-Covered status effects.} {Water is one of 9 elements. Water is strong against Fire and weak to Electric. Water-element Pals are able to water farms and other devices. Water Pals are immune to the Soak status effect.} {Grass is one of 9 elements. Grass is strong against Ground and weak to Fire. Grass Pals are immune to the Ivy-Covered and Muddy status effects.} {Electric is one of 9 elements. Electric is strong against Water and is weak to Ground. Electric-element Pals are able to generate electricity to power generators. Electric Pals are immune to the Electrify status effect.} {Ice is one of 9 elements. Ice is strong against Dragon and is weak to Fire. Ice-type skills have a chance to freeze a target in a block of ice. Ice-element Pals are able to cool refrigerators with the Cooling Work Suitability. Ice Pals are immune to the Freeze status effect.} {Ground is one of 9 elements. Ground is strong against Electric and weak to Grass. Ground Pals are immune to the Electrify and Muddy status effects.} {Dark is one of 9 elements. Pals of this elemental type are usually nocturnal; meaning they naturally spawn during the night, do not need to sleep and will continue to work in bases day and night (exceptions to this rule exist, such as Lovander who is a Neutral type but nocturnal). As a result, this makes this type more susceptible to Sanity drain. Pals working at the player's base with the Dark element will keep working during the night, whilst others go to sleep, and so they don't need beds unless they're overworked. As for the current version of the game, they do not go to sleep during the day time,leaving them prone to being overworked. Unlike other elements, which resist the element they're strong against, Dark does not resist Neutral. Dark Pals are immune to the Blind status effect.} {Dragon is one of 9 elements. Dragon is strong against Dark and is weak to Ice.}

3. #3Island

   Keys: palpagos, islands, Palpagos, archipelago

   Palpagos Islands is a cluster of islands in the middle of the ocean creating an archipelago. The whole archipelago is divided into 7 major regions which are Grass, Forest, Volcano, Desert, Snow, Sakurajima and Feybreak; each one corresponds to a specific Factions. Each biome is further divided into many named regions,each has various Pals to encounter and points of interest to explore.

4. #4Lyleen

   Keys: Lyleen

   A docile Pal full of love. It watches over small Pals who have lost their parents. It uses a full-power Solar Blast to discipline naughty Pals.

   Lyleen is a floral Pal that takes on a humanoid appearance, being primarily green with orange eyes. Leaves atop its head form a hairdo, two of these leaves extend over its shoulders resembling pigtails, while two orange hibiscus flowers adorn the base of each pigtail. A darker green midsection and collar accent the slender torso.

   On the lower body It has a large frilly skirt resembling a ball gown composed of 3 layers, the top layer of the skirt is made up of various leaves tipped with dark green that encircle its waist, and below them, large droopy white petals form the middle layer leaving an opening at the front, this gap allows the tan-colored innermost layer of the skirt to peak in between.

   This Pal's non-hostile behavior only becomes aggressive after being provoked by the player.

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