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Pick a Pal, set level, IVs, and up to 4 passive skills to compute final HP, Attack, and Defense. Base stats and passive values come straight from the game tables; the stat formula and the way passives stack are community estimates.
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0–100. There are exactly three IV axes (HP, Attack, Defense) because the game has exactly these three talent fruits. The Attack IV applies to both the melee and shot base stats.
Only the 115 passives that can attach to a Pal are listed (per the game data's display category). Armor and accessory-only passives are excluded. Note that 17 of them have no obtainable source in the data (likely boss-only), so they may not be reachable in normal play.
These actually move HP, Attack, Defense, Work Speed, or Move Speed. Excluded from the stat total because the effect targets the player, doesn't trigger while the Pal is out fighting, or is a fixed step value rather than a percentage.
Select a Pal and the final stats — level, IVs, and passives applied — will appear here.
This calculator invents no new coefficients. Below is exactly where the game tables end and estimation begins.
Base HP, melee attack, shot attack, and defense come straight from the game's own data. So do passive effect types and values, what each effect applies to, whether it is a percentage or a fixed value, and whether it stacks. The level cap of 80 is this site's baseline.
HP = floor(500 + 5×level + baseHP × 0.5 × level × (1 + IV/100)); Attack and Defense = floor(baseStat × 0.075 × level × (1 + IV/100)). Palworld publishes no official stat formula, so this uses the reverse-engineered formula from community calculators (PalCalc) and palworld.wiki.gg. Nothing in the game tables backs these coefficients.
Only effects that apply to the Pal itself, raise a stat by a percentage, and trigger while the Pal is out fighting are summed. For effects that do not stack, only the highest value counts. Final = base × (1 + total percent / 100), rounded down.
To avoid presenting numbers with no basis, these axes have no input control at all.
| Axis | Reason for exclusion |
|---|---|
| Condensing (rank 1–20) | The game's upgrade tiers list only material requirements and reset costs — no stat bonus values. |
| Friendship | Friendship_* fields exist, but the tables alone don't reveal the unit (percent per rank, total percent, or multiplier). |
| Souls / food / hunger / sanity | No stat-modifier table was found at all. |
| Alpha and boss variants | This site's 288 Pal entries exclude bosses, and it is unclear whether the Enemy* rate fields apply to player-owned Pals. |
| Elemental effectiveness · damage | No type-effectiveness table exists anywhere in the extracted data, so this tool does not compute damage. |
| Fixed step effects (capture power, temperature resistance, work aptitude ranks…) | Effects that raise a stat by a fixed amount rather than a percentage are excluded from the stat total and listed under 'Other effects' with their original values. |
| Armor and accessory passives | Equipment-only passives (Category is not SortDisplayable) can never be on a Pal, so they are excluded from the picker. |
For a combat Pal, stacking the Attack IV with percentage Attack passives moves the needle most. The 'Attack' percentage here applies equally to the melee and shot base stats because every attack passive in the game tables uses the ShotAttack effect type — not a single passive uses MeleeAttack. Conversely, watch the 'Other effects' list for trade-offs, such as passives that grant a large attack bonus at the cost of work speed.