Palworld Breeding Guide – How to Breed, Breeding Farm, Breeding Combinations

In this Palworld Breeding Guide, we will be going through how you can breed your Pals and all the combinations that exist in it since you can breed all the Pals in the game, which will bring out new Pals depending on your breeding combination. If you are looking to build a strong base without spending hours finding rare Pals, this breeding chain is the place you can start. This guide explains how to prepare your breeding setup, gather the required Pals, and follow the breeding chain that eventually leads to top-tier workers for mining, farming, crafting, transportation, and more. Apart from this, we will also be going over all of the subspecies breeding combinations that will allow you to get confirmed results. So without any further ado, let’s jump into the guide.

Breeding Guide – Palworld

So, what you are going to need are two Pals, a breeding farm, and a Cake. Yes, Cake to help your Pals breed.

Unlocking the Breeding Farm

When you reach level 19, you gain the ability to unlock the breeding farm in your technology tree. The construction of one requires 100 wood, 20 stone, and 50 fiber. Keep in mind that the breeding farm is of a substantial size, so if your base is not situated in a flat area, you might encounter difficulties in finding a suitable location for it.

How to Breed Pals in Palworld

First thing is first, you have to set up a breeding farm. Then introduce a male and a female Pal into that farm, and with that, there has to be at least one cake in the chest that’s stored there. Each cake present in the chest will produce one egg by the pair of Pals. Rest easy with the knowledge that the cake will not spoil in the chest, unlike the regular food items, so you can store multiple cakes in the storage chest.

When you are breeding the Pals, there is a chance that they will pass on their passive skills to the new Pal. This could be a way to produce Pals with enhanced abilities. The Pal hatching from the egg follows a predetermined in-game formula based on an assigned hidden power level value unique to each Pal. It’s important to understand that this system prevents the breeding of two early-game Pals to yield an end-game Pal.

How to Make Cake in Palworld

A lot of Cake is required for breeding; you can automate the ingredients required for it instead of collecting them by yourself. A Cooking Pot can be used to cook the Cake, which you can unlock at Level 17. You can unlock the Cooking Pot by investing wood x20, ingots x15, and Flame Organs x3. This pot is essential for making cake, as the beginner campfire cannot facilitate the process.

Let’s quickly go through the list of ingredients that you will need to get started on making the Cake. You are going to need:

• Flour x5
• Red Berries x8
• Milk x7
• Eggs x8
• Honey x2

Now, some of these ingredients will not just be lying around in the game; you will need to sort of manufacture them, like Flour. To make flour, make sure you construct a Mill, which becomes available at Level 15. Invest Wood x50 and Stone x50 in building the mill, and then use any harvested wheat from your Wheat Plantation (another unlock at Level 15 that is crucial for base upgrades) to create flour.

You can produce Milk, Honey, and Eggs continuously by building a Ranch, which becomes available once you reach Level 5. After unlocking it, you need to assign three Pals to the Ranch, which are:

• Mozzarina for Eggs
• Beegarde for Honey
• Chikipi for Milk

You can also build a Monitoring Stand and choose the option of Fixed Assignment to make sure that these Pals don’t leave the Ranch and are directly assigned to it, so they don’t go around doing other jobs around your base and keep producing the ingredients only.

To make sure that your working Pals don’t eat Milk and Eggs in the Feed Box where they can be eaten, disable Ingredients in the Feed Box settings; this way you can ensure that your ingredients are available for crafting cake.

Red berries can be produced by building a Berry Plantation. A well-organized base should also include Pals with Planting, Watering, Gathering, Handiwork, and Firework suitability so ingredients, crops, and cooking can continue automatically without much manual work.

Getting honey involves capturing or defeating Cinnamoths, but it is recommended and much more convenient to capture a Beegarde or two and place them in a ranch at your base. This way, they will consistently produce honey for your use. The earliest spot for Beegarde was North of the Lake Center Fast Travel point. The good thing in this game is that some things you can just produce at your farm once you have the specific Pals or items to construct buildings on the farm.

Pals to Catch Before Breeding

You can start by catching some Important Pals first; these will become the foundation for almost every breeding combination in this guide. The Pals to catch first are:

• Warsect
• Beegarde
• Grintale
• Eikthyrdeer Terra
• Digtoise

How to Warsect and Beegarde

Warsect can be purchased from a Black Marketeer, which will require a good amount of Gold Coins. You can sell unwanted items or extra Pals to get the gold if you are short on it.

The Black Marketeer’s inventory changes over time, so Warsect may not appear immediately. If you are a single player, return to your title screen and reload. In single-player, you can return to the title screen and reload to refresh the available Pals. Multiplayer players will simply need to check back later or visit another Black Marketeer.

A second Black Marketeer can also be found inside a cave, giving you another chance to look for Warsect. Eventually, Warsect should appear in one of their inventories. It will cost you around 30,000 coins. You can also check if it is a male or female, as you require both for different breeding combinations.

While you are with the merchant, purchase Beegarde as well, making it much easier to automate Honey production for Cake.

How to Find Grintale

Grintale appears in the overworld around the 17^th Level, and is easier to obtain. It also provides a passive bonus other than being an important Pal for breeding combinations. After unlocking and crafting the Grintale Saddle at Level 19, simply keeping Grintale in your party gives every Pal Egg you collect a 50% chance to produce an additional egg.

How to Get Eikthyrdeer Terra

You will find Eikthyrdeer Terra inside the habitat, which is within the southern Biodome. A riding chillet will assist you in reaching this area faster while travelling across water. Once you enter the habitat, continue exploring during the daytime. Eikthyrdeer Terra should appear throughout the area at roughly Level 24.

How to Get Digtoise

There is an easier version of Digtoise much earlier in the game, as normally it is found in the desert at very high levels. To collect it, visit the Test Drilling Rig where an NPC uses a lower-level Digtoise. You have to fight it to collect Digtoise.

Since breeding depends on gender, you may need to repeat the encounter until you obtain the one you need.  Once these Pals are caught and ready, almost all the other important Pals can be obtained through breeding.

Breeding Chain

Now that you have collected all the important Pals required. Here is part of the Breeding Chain you can follow to collect different Pals using the Core Pals that you have collected:

Core Breeding Chain

Astegon Breeding Path

 Fire-Type Breeding Chain

Flying Mount Chain

Transporting Chain

Farming & Planting Chain

Lumbering & Gathering Chain

Celesdir Noct Breeding Chain

Best Base Worker Pals Created Through This Chain

Good luck on your journey to breeding your Pals and getting a variety of combinations along with different abilities. The possibilities are endless!

For additional guides, make sure that you check out our Beginner’s Guide, Multiplayer Guide, Fast Travel Guide, and, if you are looking for some resources, our special guides on how to acquire ore, sulfur, wheat seeds, and pure quartz. If you are looking for a flying mount early in the game, don’t forget to check out our guide on how to catch Nitewing in Palworld.

This concludes our Palworld Breeding Guide. If you want to add anything to this guide, feel free to use the comments section below.