The poster has already seen the ending and is now working through achievements, and asks whether there's an easy way to catch Legendiel. The post contains only the question, with no strategy details.
Read original ↗This post compiles various tips and information threads previously shared on the Palworld gallery, a Korean community board. It serves as a reference collection so users can easily find useful posts in one place.
Read original ↗The poster has repeatedly failed to beat the raid boss Gaioga while playing with a friend. Despite equipping offense and defense passive skills on the player character and every pal, the fight still feels overwhelming.
Read original ↗The poster plans to breed in the Thunder Rail trait and load up on active skills for a combat-focused Majoreena, but is unsure which passives to add. Undying and Coolheaded are already locked in, and they haven't decided whether the build is for hard-tower/exploration use or for mass-producing later for ultimate raids.
Read original ↗The poster wants their Pal to work the freezer/crusher once furnace tasks are done, but it keeps heading to the cooler food box instead. Switching to a regular food box didn't help either — the Pal just went to the fridge to do cooling work instead — so they're asking for a solution.
Read original ↗The poster asks whether Anubis can be defeated or caught given their current setup, with no further details provided in the post.
Read original ↗The poster wonders whether they need to clear a tower first to reach a certain area, and says both their character and pals feel underpowered since Sakura Island. They got Hexo Quartz from Plastil but say Plastil crafts too slowly, and ask whether they should look into 'concentration' (농축) and pal breeding.
Read original ↗A new player says they managed to clear the Hard-difficulty Zero-verse raid only by using the 'John Wick meta' (a build where the player fights directly instead of relying on Pals). They had leveled up Pals hoping to raid normally, but got wiped out instantly, and say they still have no idea how to train Pals for this fight.
Read original ↗A new player who's about to head into the World Tree area shared their plan for dividing bases by role — farming (wheat, lettuce, tomato), ranching, mining, and crafting/cooking/trading — along with which Pals are assigned to each task, and is asking the community to review it.
Read original ↗The poster wants recommendations for a top-tier weapon to use before entering the World Tree dungeon, guessing the Tactical Grenade Launcher or Grand Wall could be very strong. They say every pal in their current lineup — aside from one raised purely as a mount — is already fully geared with Legend, Myeongwang, and Undying-tier equipment.
Read original ↗The poster has a pal with Legend, Swift, and Dimensional Leap (referred to in the post as "달왕") passives, which sounds great for long-distance flight — but by the time all three are unlocked, the map is fully explored and long flights are rarely needed. They argue the extra speed actually hurts short takeoffs/landings and movement in tight spaces, so it's better to keep only two movement-speed passives and use the last slot for a different passive ("다보").
Read original ↗The poster says they can never immediately tell where a treasure map location is and end up fumbling around the map every time. They're asking if there's a faster way to read these maps.
Read original ↗A newcomer asks whether mod-based features like pet duplication are meaningless on official servers, whether they can just join any official server to start, and whether official servers stay up permanently.
Read original ↗The poster asks what there is to do as endgame content in Palworld. They also wonder whether catching Legendiel (레젠디얼) in its normal, non-alpha form still yields an egg.
Read original ↗When the raid boss Legendiel starts gathering power, it telegraphs a strong attack, so players should hide behind cover.
Read original ↗The poster vents about how frustrating off-meta team comps feel after only ever running top-tier meta picks (fully optimized builds). They breezed through content with a Bella-sisters comp and cleared the hard tower in seconds with a Bulcholong/Thunder Horse team, but barely scraped through an off-meta run against a boss nicknamed "Lipang," finishing with only 1-2 minutes to spare.
Read original ↗A new player says they killed an NPC demanding money while waiting for a traveling merchant, then fought off a wave of monsters that showed up afterward. Even after waiting another 10 minutes, the merchant still didn't appear, and they're asking for advice.
Read original ↗A player who's been playing with mostly cute Pals is asking which of their current Pals — Chilwichi, Yandegrina, Ripang, Lapierre, and Monocrona — would be best for combat. They note their server's low player-damage setting would make a John Wick meta (a combat build where the player fights directly instead of relying on Pals) difficult.
Read original ↗The poster introduces "Monocrona," their go-to endgame combat pal (a pal so strong it no longer needs replacing), planning to use Blizzard Spike and Diamond Fall against Dragon-type opponents. However, they add that when they actually took it into a tower boss fight, it turned out surprisingly weak and simply died.
Read original ↗The poster recommends a fan map site (referred to with a vulgar community nickname) for players who like to fully explore every map feature. It tracks suspicious auras, ancient ruins, Pal statues, and quests, making it ideal for completionist runs. An in-game map mod exists too, but many ancient ruins don't show up in it, so the site is the better pick for full coverage.
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