A Palworld party holds five Pals. Build your own squad below and see element, work-suitability and mount coverage instantly, or copy one of the 6 ready-made team comps from the team database — PvE, PvP, boss rush, base production, ore farming and exploration.
A Palworld party holds five Pals, so a working squad is judged on coverage rather than individual power: enough attack elements that no boss resists your whole team, at least one mount for the terrain you are crossing, and the work suitabilities your base or expedition actually needs. Because each slot competes with the others, the useful check is what a specific five-Pal combination covers and what it leaves exposed.
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Your squad is saved on this device — open a Pal card for full stats and use the Back button to return to the exact squad you were building.
A five-slot party that covers open-world combat, one flying mount and one gatherer so you never return to base mid-run.
Built around burst damage windows: two element counters, a tank and a healer-style utility Pal for long tower fights.
Sustain-first ladder comp — cooldown-friendly attackers plus disruption, since PvP flattens one-shot burst.
A no-idle production line: kindling, watering, planting, handiwork and transporting covered by five specialists.
Mining outpost squad: two Mining Pals, a Transporting Pal, a Kindling smelter and a flying mount for hauling.
Map-clearing party: the fastest flier, a swimmer, a glider-style mount and two capture-support Pals.
Five Pals can be in your active party at once. Everything else stays in the Pal Box or works at a base, which is why a good squad assigns one clear job to each of the five slots instead of stacking similar Pals.
The strongest general-purpose team is one main damage Pal, a second attacker of a different element, a fast flying mount, a gathering Pal and a high-defence tank. That spread covers combat, travel and loot so you never break a run to return to base.
Pick up to five Pals from the roster and the builder reports your average PvE, PvP, base-work and mount scores, every element you cover, all work suitabilities in the squad, and whether you are carrying a usable mount.
No. Base Pals only work while assigned to a base, so party slots should hold combat, mount and gathering Pals. Build a separate five-Pal production squad covering Kindling, Watering, Planting, Handiwork and Transporting.
At least three. Every tower boss and most Alphas resist one element, so three distinct elements across five slots guarantees you always have a neutral or advantaged attacker without rebuilding the party.
