One Palworld Pal Makes Breeding The Best Pals Easy

Breeding is a big part of acquiring the best Pals in , and there's one Pal in particular that can make the process easier and more effective than ever. Although much of the fun in the game can be found through capturing Pals, relying on this technique is also a complete gamble when it comes to stats and abilities. Breeding makes it easier to combine specific powerful traits, including the transfer features and abilities that can only be found on very specific Pals in the wild.

Even for those interested in planning out breeding in , the process can still be a bit overwhelming. With well over a hundred creatures currently available in the game, each of which can have plenty of variance in stats and features, the possibilities for combining Pals for effective offspring are nearly endless. Luckily, it isn't necessary to try every option to find out which could prove worthwhile. Thanks to the work of the community, it's easy to narrow down which avenues are worth pursuing, and one of the most straightforward options ends up being wildly useful.

doesn't exactly have a defined mascot in the way that does with Pikachu, but one Pal that has a reasonable claim to the title is Grizzbolt. Sporting a similar yellow coloration and lightning bolt motif, Grizzbolt has appeared front and center in many promotional images for the game, with a design that balances cuddliness and ferocity in a way that effectively suits 's marketing. It turns out that Grizzbolt is useful for a lot more than holding a minigun and smiling at the camera, however, as this Pal is hard to beat when it comes to breeding.

Grizzbolt's efficacy in breeding is laid out in a Reddit post from user Crazyatman, who provides a series of images showing how family trees can evolve from the repeated use of Grizzbolt with a few other key Pals. Pairing Grizzbolt with Caprity, for example, will breed the powerful Anubis, and matching that offspring up with another Grizzbolt (or the same one, for the ethically unconcerned)