Complete Palworld Endgame Compendium v0.7.2 Best Pals Weapons And Builds
This guide is a single, continuous, practical manual for mastering Palworld in v0.7.2. It’s written to be actionable: read it once to internalize the meta, then return to the specific sections when you need a quick decision. The core philosophy is simple: build flexible teams that cover boss mechanics, clear adds reliably, and scale with weapon rarity and pal passives. Prioritize legendary passives and partner skills that grant sustain or burst multipliers, and match weapon choice to encounter tempo—long range sustained fights favor rifles and plasma cannons, while chaotic close quarters reward rocket launchers, grenade launchers, and high‑rarity melee blades when you can safely close distance. This bible focuses on what to breed, what to craft, and how to fight so you spend your grind time efficiently.
Best Pals by Role and Why They Matter
Endgame success depends on a compact roster of multi‑purpose Pals. The highest‑value combat Pals combine strong active attacks with partner skills or passives that scale with attack or provide utility like life steal, barrier break, or crowd control. For damage dealers, prioritize Pals with high base attack and AoE skills such as Meteorane, Beam Comet, Tri‑Lightning, and Meteor Rain. These clear adds and pressure bosses. For single‑target burst, choose Pals with Beam Slicer, Hydro Slicer, or Holy Burst. For tanks and sustain, pick Pals with vanguard or stronghold passives and partner skills that grant life steal or barriers. Mobility Pals that fly or grant mount bonuses are invaluable for oil rig and tower runs where positioning matters. Utility Pals that apply status effects or break shields are often the deciding factor in high‑difficulty fights.
How to Slot Pals for Each Major Endgame Activity
Raid bosses require a mix of AoE coverage and single‑target burst. Run multiple Pals with meteor or lightning AoE to handle adds and one or two heavy hitters for boss damage. Include a tank Pal with defensive passives and a healer or vampiric partner skill for long phases. Tower bosses reward specialized counters: bring Pals with the correct elemental attacks and barrier breakers. The oil rig emphasizes mobility and chopper control—use a flying mount to reach the rig, then swap to a tank Pal for chopper control while AoE Pals clear adds. In the arena, prioritize fast, high‑damage Pals that can overwhelm enemy tamers quickly; if you prefer a defensive arena style, run a mount that boosts dragon or elemental damage and pair with AoE skills for mounted burst. Always adapt your roster to the encounter’s mechanics rather than forcing a single favorite team.
Weapon Meta and What v0.7.2 Changed
v0.7.2 introduced rarity variations for melee weapons, making melee progression meaningful. Melee players should now hunt for higher rarity swords, katanas, and beam blades because rarity increases close‑range viability. Ranged and heavy weapons remain dominant in many endgame scenarios: Laser Rifle, Plasma Cannon, Rocket Launcher, Grenade Launcher, Multi Guided Missile Launcher, and Gatling are top choices for sustained DPS and add control. Laser Rifle and Multi Guided Missile Launcher excel at long‑range consistent damage and area control; Grenade and Rocket Launchers are best for clustered adds and taming interruptions. Melee is viable if you invest in high‑rarity blades and mobility tools like grappling guns. For firearms and heavy ordnance, prioritize legendary or highest rarity variants because ammo and production costs are high and stat gains are significant.
Weapon Loadouts by Encounter
For long, multi‑phase bosses use a Plasma Cannon to handle heavy add phases and a Charge Rifle or Laser Rifle for finishing shots when weak points appear. For add‑heavy fights, a trio of Plasma Cannons or a mix of Plasma and Rocket Launchers clears comets and adds quickly. Tower fights that allow mounting reward Necrois or similar Pals with Rock Burst plus an Overheat Rifle for mounted DPS. For the oil rig, bring a Charge Rifle for chopper control, Rocket Launcher for adds, and a Grappling Gun for mobility. In the arena, a Rocket Launcher is invaluable for juggling enemy tamers and interrupting charge attacks; pair it with whistles to buff your Pals and a grappling gun for repositioning. Melee builds require a high‑rarity sword or katana and a grappling gun to reach pal boxes or reposition quickly; keep an overheat rifle as a backup when you can’t safely close distance.
Attacks and Partner Skills to Prioritize
Prioritize active attacks that provide AoE clear or high single‑target burst. Meteorane, Beam Comet, Tri‑Lightning, and Meteor Rain are top AoE choices. Holy Burst, Hydro Slicer, and Beam Slicer are premier single‑target options. Partner skills that grant life steal, vampiric effects, or damage multipliers are the highest value because they scale across content and make breeding investments pay off. For towers and raids, include at least one Pal with a barrier‑breaking attack and one with crowd control to freeze or stagger dangerous mechanics. When breeding, aim to pass down Legend or Demon God and use chain breeding to purge negative passives that reduce attack or defense. Partner skill synergy is the backbone of any endgame meta team.
Breeding and Stat Optimization Workflow
Endgame breeding is a numbers game. Chain breed to stack desired passives, use Pal Essence Condensers and stat‑boosting statues to push IVs, and always test offspring in a controlled fight to confirm inherited passives and partner skills. Start by identifying two parents with complementary passives (for example, one with Legend, one with Demon God), breed until you get the passive you want, then use the offspring as a parent to pass the passive again while improving base IVs. Use the in‑game IV checker or community calculators to confirm attack/defense/HP values before investing resources into rank‑ups. Prioritize breeding for attack and partner skill synergy for combat Pals; for workers, prioritize work speed and Lucky passives. This workflow minimizes wasted eggs and accelerates the creation of multiple high‑value Pals for different content.
Gear Armor and Accessories That Matter
For player armor, choose gear that matches your role. Terraprisma or top‑tier armor is ideal when you need to deal player damage and survive PvP or high‑damage boss mechanics. Hexite armor is a solid alternative when you rely more on Pal survivability. For Pal accessories, attack pendants are the default for damage builds; defense pendants and defensive whistles are essential when your mounts take incidental hits during aerial phases. Always equip the player with the best available armor and prioritize pendants and whistles that amplify the Pal’s primary role. Food buffs matter: Mammerous Curry is the universal damage food for both player and Pals in most fights; swap to defensive food like Gilclaw when facing high‑burst phases. Consumables such as high‑tier healing items and buff potions are often the difference between a clean clear and a wipe.
Resource and Grind Priorities After v0.7.2
With melee rarities now in the loot pool, allocate time to targeted farming runs for rare swords and katanas if you favor melee. Otherwise, prioritize materials for high‑tier ammo and weapon crafting because ranged and heavy weapons remain ammo‑dependent and expensive to sustain. Automate production lines for ammo and weapon components to reduce downtime. If you run a dedicated server or long sessions, keep your game updated to avoid session bugs. Build separate bases for ore/refining, food, and pal breeding to avoid resource bottlenecks. Use transporters and feed boxes to keep ranches and farms running while you’re offline; prioritize high‑value feed items for worker efficiency.
Practical Fight Tips and Micro Tactics
Scout boss arenas for safe mount dismount windows and pal box placements. Use grappling guns to reach pal boxes on large maps. For add waves, prioritize AoE weapons and pal attacks to reduce incoming pressure; for single‑target phases, switch to high‑burst weapons and focus fire on weak points. Use whistles to buff Pals before major phases and keep a dedicated healer or vampiric Pal in your roster for long fights. When mounted, time heavy weapon shots to coincide with pal skill cooldowns for maximum burst synergy. For arena tamers, use rocket launchers to interrupt charge attacks and juggle tamers away from their Pals. Micro tactics—timing, positioning, and buff windows—are the difference between a clean clear and a wipe.
One Build That Covers Most Content
If you want a single team that covers most endgame content, assemble: a high‑attack flying mount with Meteorane and Beam Slicer, a tanky mount with vanguard or stronghold passives, a barrier‑breaker Pal, two booster Pals for partner skill synergy, and a flexible utility Pal for crowd control and elemental coverage. Equip the player with Terraprisma, a Rocket Launcher or Plasma Cannon depending on content, and Mammerous Curry for damage. This template is resilient, easy to breed toward, and scales well with weapon rarity and pal passives.
Farming Routes and Efficiency Tips
Design farming loops that maximize spawn density and chest frequency. For melee rarities, target zones with high chest spawn rates and enemy types that drop swords and katanas. For ammo and weapon components, run ore and refinery loops with automated conveyors and smelters. Use transporters to move materials between bases and keep production continuous. When farming rare Pals or eggs, use breeding pens with high feed efficiency and Lucky passives to increase egg quality. Time your runs to coincide with server population patterns if you play multiplayer—less populated servers often have more predictable spawn behavior.
Advanced Breeding and IV Tips
Chain breed to stack passives and then use Pal Essence Condensers to convert excess Pals into resources. Focus on breeding multiple copies of the same Pal with identical passives so you can field full teams with consistent partner skill effects. Use the IV checker to confirm that offspring have competitive attack IVs before investing in rank‑ups; if an offspring has the right passive but poor IVs, use it as a parent and breed again rather than rank it up immediately. This saves resources and yields more consistent endgame teams. When you reach late game, prioritize breeding for partner skill consistency across multiple Pals rather than a single overpowered specimen.
Economy and Base Automation
Automate ammo and weapon component production in dedicated bases; separate ore/refining bases from food and pal breeding bases to avoid bottlenecks. Invest in conveyor and production automation to keep your ammo and food supply steady for repeated endgame runs. Use transporters and feed boxes to keep ranches and farms running while you’re offline. Prioritize automation for high‑consumption items like rocket components and plasma cells. The more you automate, the more time you can spend on high‑value runs that yield rare weapons and high‑tier Pals.
Final Meta Takeaways and How to Adapt
v0.7.2 nudges melee into a more meaningful progression loop by adding rarity tiers, but ranged and heavy weapons still dominate many endgame scenarios due to raw damage and utility. Build around legendary passives, AoE coverage, and mount survivability. Prioritize breeding for partner skills that scale with attack and invest in high‑rarity weapons for your preferred playstyle. Use the one‑build template as a baseline and swap in specialized Pals for tower or raid fights that demand specific counters. The meta is stable but evolving; keep an eye on future patches that may rebalance weapon classes or add new passives.
FAQ
Q: How did v0.7.2 change weapon progression? A: v0.7.2 added rarity variations for melee weapons, making melee loot worth chasing and shifting some player builds toward rare blades while leaving ranged and heavy weapons largely unchanged in their dominance.
Q: Which Pals should I breed first for endgame? A: Breed for Legend, Demon God, Muscle Head, and vampiric partner skills. Prioritize high‑attack AoE Pals for general content, a tank Pal for long fights, and a barrier‑breaker for shielded bosses.
Q: What weapons are best for raids vs towers? A: Raids favor Plasma Cannons, Rocket Launchers, and Laser Rifles for sustained and AoE damage. Towers often reward mounted combos and Overheat Rifles for close mounted DPS.
Q: Is melee viable now? A: Yes—melee viability improved because of rarity tiers added in v0.7.2, but melee players must invest in high‑rarity blades and mobility tools like grappling guns to compete with ranged DPS.
Q: What’s the best food and gear setup? A: Mammerous Curry for damage, Gilclaw or defensive food for high‑burst phases; Terraprisma for player gear, attack pendants for DPS Pals, defense pendants and defensive whistles for tanks and mounts.
Q: How should I prioritize my grind? A: If you prefer melee, farm rare blade zones. Otherwise, prioritize ammo and weapon component automation, then breed for partner skill consistency. Automate production to maximize clear time.
Q: How do I test new builds safely? A: Use lower‑risk tower or mid‑tier raid runs to validate passives and partner skills before committing resources. Keep a backup ranged weapon and a grappling gun for emergency repositioning.
Q: What’s the single most important thing to focus on? A: Partner skill synergy and breeding consistency. A team of Pals with complementary passives and consistent partner skills outperforms a single overleveled Pal in most endgame content.
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