Palworld breeding calculator for every pair.

Every Pal has a hidden CombiRank. Palworld averages both parents' values, rounds up, and returns whichever Pal in the 183-entry ordinary pool sits closest to that number. 164 special combos skip the maths entirely and always produce a fixed child.

CombiRank orders Pals by rarity, not by strength, and it runs downward: common starters sit near 3100 and rare endgame Pals near the bottom. Lamball is 3050 because it is common; Anubis is 480 because it is rare. A pair is only as easy as its rarest parent, so look at the lower of the two numbers.

No. The formula adds both CombiRanks and special combos are stored without a fixed order, so swapping the two parents always gives the same egg. Gender still has to differ in game, but the species result does not change.

24 of the 299 Pals only ever breed true, so two of them just produce another of the same species. That covers the legendary and raid Pals — Jetragon, Frostallion, Necromus, Paladius, Shadowbeak, Lyleen, Orserk, Grizzbolt and Faleris among them; you have to catch those. Panthalus and Astralym go further: they cannot enter a Breeding Farm at all, and Astralym cannot be obtained by any means.

There are 44,850 possible parent combinations but only 299 Pals they can produce, so roughly 150 pairs share each result on average. Any two parents whose averaged CombiRank rounds to the same place give you the same egg — which is why you can usually swap in a Pal you already own.

The bundled table is Palworld 1.0 data, last refreshed on Jul 14, 2026. Check that date against your game version before committing to a long breeding chain.