The poster asks whether the active skill "Apocalypse" is worth using in practice. They're planning to fight the boss Granwel and want advice on which pal — Frostallion, Frostallion Noct, Neptilius, Jetragon, or Raiven — should be equipped with it.
Read original ↗This is a question post asking whether the Pal nicknamed "Dolpaengi" (돌팽이) can't land a guaranteed first hit with its legendary-tier "Rocket" attack. It's a brief query without further situational detail.
Read original ↗The poster shared that they made a very cute Sticktula, adding only a laugh in the body text with no further detail.
Read original ↗The poster claims that bringing just one Frostallion is enough to clear tough content in the game. They call it 'broken' (extremely overpowered), praising its performance.
Read original ↗A player breeding Pals in multiplayer says affection has been building between their pair but no egg has appeared in over 5 minutes. They ask whether the commonly cited '1 egg per 5 minutes' info is outdated, noting they're pairing a female Levidra with a male Mantiflare using a basic cake.
Read original ↗The poster questions why people still use normal Pals when Alpha Pals only have about 20% more HP. They acknowledge Alpha Pals have a downside — a larger hurtbox/hit range — but still don't see why that outweighs the HP advantage.
Read original ↗The poster built a two-story candy-castle-themed base split into a cooking area and a farming/ranch area, but says the current Fire-type Pals clash with the look. They're asking for small Fire Pals that fit the castle's cute aesthetic, since bigger Pals get stuck on the second floor.
Read original ↗A level-75 player who's cleared most of the late-game "Land of Fallen Faith" area said they're currently using a Magma Kaiser (a strong Fire-type combat Pal) with no major complaints, but wished for something even more powerful. They asked whether Fire has a reliable ace Pal comparable to the Electric-type "Thunder Pierce Raigaruda."
Read original ↗A tongue-in-cheek post notes that even with a 'Cooling' work suitability, humans still can't chill a fridge themselves the way Pals do. The author adds they haven't reached facilities like the Freezing Grinder or Ancient Furnace yet, joking they're not even sure Pals can run those either.
Read original ↗A player says they've spent 30 minutes searching for a post listing the best combat traits (종결특성) for each element type but couldn't find one. They ask whether combining the legendary-tier passives 'Ice Emperor,' 'Diamond Body,' 'Cold-Blooded,' and 'Undying' is the right build for their Somnuni (솜눈이) pal, saying they don't want to be a 'finger princess' (핑프, slang for someone who asks instead of searching first) and just need the right search terms.
Read original ↗The poster says they heard that equipping the World Tree passive skill gives a Pal a visible aura effect. However, their own Pal shows no aura, leaving them puzzled. This is based on an unverified user claim.
Read original ↗The poster searched online and found claims that Nyangpierre appears at night or near a church on Palagos Island, but hasn't spotted it after checking several spots. They're currently using Levidra for irrigation but find it too large, and are asking for a smaller, good irrigation Pal recommendation.
Read original ↗The poster found the Legendary Merchant's core base but hesitates to catch it, fearing the capture will destroy the base. They stick to catching only wild-born Pals (a playstyle known as a 'wild-catch hunter,' 야생육 헌터), which adds to the hesitation. Having last seen this merchant ten days ago, they worry it could take a long time to encounter it again if they let it go now.
Read original ↗The poster says they can't find any info on this Pal's element type no matter how much they search.
Read original ↗The poster asks whether breeding the ice-type legendary Pal Frostallion tends to knock out its good passive skills instead of preserving them. They say the legendary passive keeps dropping off, leaving them far from breeding a Pal suited for a 'special cake' recipe.
Read original ↗The poster describes a previous-server mining base built around 11 Anubis and 1 Sekhmet, where adding 20 transport pals avoided bottlenecks but caused frame drops. For a new server they want to run fewer transport pals and ask four questions about transport mechanics, SAN (sanity) drops on transport pals, and pathing distance.
Read original ↗The poster isn't sure what separates Bella Rouge from Noir. They're asking whether the two differ in stats or are simply a color variation of the same thing.
Read original ↗A poster pushes back on the claim that Raebeon is the top-tier pal (jongkyeolpal — the best-in-role pal with nothing left to upgrade to) for base transport work, saying such a large pal can't fit in their base and they use Ttarahagae instead. They also ask whether Alpha status matters for base pals at all, aside from Sekhmet.
Read original ↗A user cites a YouTube video (unverified claim) suggesting the ancient ore mine also counts as a workbench, getting a 400% output bonus. If that's true, the poster asks whether pushing mining stats to the extreme (jokingly called 'mining domination') would make Alpha Sekhmet the best-in-slot pal (a top-tier pal no longer worth replacing) for the Ancient Material generator too.
Read original ↗A question asking where to farm an item the poster calls the "Elemental Cheer Whistle." They add that the title says it all, and ask — as their own guess, not a confirmed fact — whether raiding enemy bases and clearing all treasure maps is the way to get it.
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