Palworld breeding calculator

Every Pal has a hidden breeding power (CombiRank). Two parents of different species make the Pal whose power is closest to the average of theirs, rounded up; a tie goes to the Pal the game ranks first. Two Pals of the same species always make that species. Special combos override the formula, and some Pals (most legendaries, raid and tower bosses) only come from two of their own kind. One parent must be male and the other female; level, passives and which one is the mother don’t change the species.

The ones whose parents you can catch early. The calculator sorts every pair by its parents’ lowest wild level, so the first pairs listed are the quickest to set up. For example, Anubis comes from 234 pairs; the easiest is Blazamut + Dualith.

You always need one male and one female. For almost every pair, which parent is male changes nothing. Katress and Wixen are the exception: a female Katress with a male Wixen makes Katress Ignis, and a male Katress with a female Wixen makes Wixen Noct. The calculator shows the gender a combo needs.

When no Pal you have can make your target directly, you breed toward it: the egg of one pair becomes a parent in the next. The Breeding chain tab finds the fewest breeds from the Pals you catch in the first hours, from your own Pals or from any Pal you pick, and the partners that are easiest to catch.

Not from other Pals. 26 Pals only come from two of their kind, including Jetragon, Frostallion, Paladius, Necromus and Shadowbeak. Catch one (or two), then breed a male and a female.

Each egg inherits passives from both parents at random. To plan which parents carry which passives, use the Breeding path: pick the Pal and up to four passives and it finds the shortest route from your own Pals (it can read your world in your browser).

In Palworld 1.0 about 1 in 100 Breeding Farm eggs is mutated (1 in 33 with Extravagant Vegetable Cake). A mutated egg hatches another Pal than the pair’s usual child, picked from a range of breeding power set by the parents, with IVs of 90 to 100, 2 condenser stars and a passive only mutation gives. Pick two parents and the calculator lists every Pal their mutated egg can hatch, with its share; the Mutations tab finds the pairs whose mutated eggs hatch the Pal you want.

Extravagant Vegetable Cake: it raises each egg’s mutation chance from 1% to 3% and adds 1 to 5 points to the egg’s IVs. Vegetable Cake makes two eggs per cake, each at 1%. Mushroom Cake only adds IV points, and Special Cake makes the egg inherit four of its parents’ passives. Eggs found in the world never mutate.

Yes. On a Game Hosting Palworld server (from $16.99/mo) the panel reads your world every 10 minutes: pick the Pal you want and it tells you which two of your Pals to put in the Breeding Farm, and what to catch first.