Palworld Breeding Calculator
Predict offspring species from two parent Pals using Breeding Power, simulate passive skill inheritance, and forecast IV ranges — with a full power chart for 60+ Pals.
Breeding Power Lookup
Select a Mother and Father Pal. The offspring species is determined by averaging their Breeding Power values and finding the closest match.
Passive Skill Inheritance Simulator
Pick the skills each parent currently carries above, then simulate how they pass to offspring. Each parent skill has ~45–55% inheritance chance; a small mutation chance pulls from the child species' pool.
IV Predictor
Enter each parent's stat IVs (0–100 per stat). Offspring IVs usually land within ±5 points of the parents' range — the chart shows the bracket.
Full Breeding Power Chart (60+ Pals)
Lower Power = rarer, stronger Pal. Offspring Power ≈ average of parents, so crossing a low-Power Pal with a common one lands roughly mid-chart. Sorted strongest → weakest.
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How Palworld Breeding Works
Every Pal in Palworld carries a hidden Breeding Power value. When you breed two Pals at a Breeding Farm, the game averages their Power values, then finds the Pal on the chart whose Power is closest to that average — that Pal is the offspring. Ties always resolve in favor of the lower Power (the rarer Pal).
For example, crossing Chikipi (Power 1500) with Jetragon (Power 100) targets Power 800, producing an Ice Reindrix (Power 800). Cross two high-power commons like Chikipi (1500) and Lamball (1490) and you'll get another common — in that case, Lamball at 1490, because the average (1495) sits just below the midpoint. The mechanic rewards deliberate pairing: breed downward toward rarity by consistently using parents on the same side of your target.
Two more layers matter. Passive skills inherit probabilistically from the parents' combined skill pool — each skill has about a 45–55% shot per hatch, with a small chance of mutation into the child species' own skill set. Stack high-value S-tier passives (Ferocious, Lucky, Artisan, Celestial) over multiple generations by always keeping your best-Skill offspring as the next parent. IVs (Individual Values, 0–100 per stat) bracket between the parents — offspring IVs for HP, Attack, Defense, and Work Speed typically land within 5 points below the lower parent and 5 above the higher one, so over many generations you can push all four IVs toward 100.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Palworld breeding determine the offspring species?
Each Pal has a hidden Breeding Power value. When two Pals breed, the child's species is the Pal whose Power value is closest to the average of both parents' Power values. Ties resolve to the lower Power (rarer) Pal. Use the calculator to see the exact target power and resulting child.
How do passive skills get inherited when breeding Pals?
Offspring inherit a random subset of skills from the combined pool of both parents. Each parent skill has roughly a 45–55% chance per child, with a small mutation chance of pulling a skill from the child species' own pool. Skills stack, so breed selectively to build powerful ability sets over multiple generations.
How do IVs carry over to bred offspring?
Each of the four IV stats (HP, Attack, Defense, Work Speed) is inherited in a small range bracketed by the parents' values — typically within 5 points below the lower parent and 5 above the higher parent. Over many generations, selectively breeding high-IV parents pushes offspring IVs upward.
What is a good breeding strategy for competitive Pals?
Start by capturing multiple Pals of the target species and screen for high IVs and desirable passives. Pair a high-IV parent with a parent carrying the rarest S-tier passive you want, then breed iteratively — keeping offspring that inherited the skill while nudging IVs higher each generation. Cross in species with strong base stats when power averaging permits.