Palworld Paldex — All 288 Pals

Palworld Element Chart — Type Strengths & Weaknesses

Every Pal and every attack in Palworld carries an element, and the matchup decides how much damage lands. Hitting a Pal with the element it is weak to deals bonus damage, while attacking into the reverse matchup is heavily reduced. This is the full type chart, with how many of the 288 Paldex Pals carry each element.

A Pal can carry two elements and it inherits the weakness of both — a Fire/Grass Pal takes extra damage from Water and from Fire. Neutral is the odd one out: it counters nothing, so Neutral Pals are safe generalists but never a hard answer to a boss.

See the full Palworld type chart and every element roster

What Each Paldex Column Means

The table lists the base values the game itself uses for all 288 Pals, before level, souls and condenser ranks are applied. Here is what each column is telling you.

HP, Attack and Defense

Base combat stats before scaling. They grow with the Pal’s level, with souls spent at the Statue of Power and with Pal Condenser ranks, so two Pals that start close can finish far apart.

Why there is only one Attack figure

Pals have separate melee and ranged attack stats. The column shows whichever is higher, which is the attack type that Pal actually fights with.

Run Speed

How fast the Pal moves on foot. At a base it decides how quickly a worker walks between the resource and the chest, so a fast low-level worker often out-produces a slow high-level one.

Rarity

The game’s internal rarity score, running from 1 to 20 across the Paldex. Higher rarity means a lower base capture rate, so you need better spheres and more weakening before the throw sticks.

Best Work

The Pal’s highest work suitability and its level, up to 8. A Pal only picks up a job at your base if it has that suitability, and the level sets how fast it gets through the task.