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0:00LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND PALS OF ALL AGES,
0:02THERE ARE A TON OF different parts of
0:04making powerful pals in Poworld. And one
0:06of the deepest systems that's involved
0:08in that are the passive skills. There
0:10are over 100 passive skills in this
0:12game. And with that, it can be a tad
0:13hard to know which ones are good or bad.
0:16Outside of the fact that some of them
0:17are red with down arrows, and some of
0:19them are friendlier colors with up
0:20arrows of varying degrees. But each
0:22passive has its own effect, and the
0:23passives sometimes stack in very
0:25interesting ways. So today, let's
0:26essentially go over the best passives in
0:28Power World of each type depending on
0:30what you actually want your PAL to be.
0:32And these things have changed quite a
0:34bit since 1.0. This was a PAL before
0:351.0. It can get much better than that
0:38now. So we'll talk about what the best
0:39passives are, some examples of how you
0:41might set them up together as a grouping
0:42of four. And then as a bit of a bonus
0:44before we talk about the passive
0:45themselves, I do want to do a quick
0:47section about how to get really good
0:49passives in this game guaranteed.
0:51Because the old way, the way that most
0:53people assume is correct would be
0:55breeding. And for many passives, the
0:57only way to get them is as a result of
0:58either breeding for them or just having
1:00it show up through RNG, through like
1:02catching them or something like that in
1:04the wild, if it happens to have it. But
1:05there are a number of ways to forcibly
1:07get and apply passive skills to pals
1:09that can make you much stronger than you
1:11might realize you can be as soon as you
1:12hit level 38 and above. This list right
1:14here is only the default ones. There are
1:16much more than you can do this with. As
1:17a result, because this will affect
1:19people earlier than full minmax passive
1:20talk will, let's talk about it at the
1:22start before the actual passes
1:23themselves. And the main crux of it is
1:25this item here, the PAL surgery table.
1:27One of its two functions is that it lets
1:29you manually apply any passive skill to
1:31a PAL that you have an implant for. It
1:34will only choose from the available
1:35things that you have. And a lot of these
1:37are permanent. They are things that you
1:38can use an infinite amount of times once
1:40you've unlocked them. But there are also
1:42endgame implants that are one use each.
1:44That said, by default, these are the
1:45ones that are listed as options for you
1:47to do as early as level 38 when you
1:49unlock the table. These will cost 10,000
1:51gold for the the white ones and it costs
1:53a little bit more for the yellow ones.
1:54But the point is that it's relatively
1:56cheap if you have any method of gold
1:58farming online. And you can do this to
2:00give you just a lot of bonuses to your
2:02pals that are very good early in the
2:04game. For example, some of the stuff
2:05where it's most relevant. Brave is 10%
2:07attack boost with no downsides.
2:09Ferocious is 20% attacks boost with no
2:12downside. Hard skin is defense boost
2:14with no downside. Uh, nimble is move
2:17speed, which is generally good for mount
2:18pals and for some base workers as well.
2:21Sleek stroke is a swimming pal specific
2:23one, but it is a 30% increase in
2:25swimming speed. Impatient is another
2:27really good one here. This reduces
2:29cooldowns of your active skills.
2:31Generally, a lot of the damage that a
2:33PAL will apply is from its actual active
2:35skills. So, the more frequently it can
2:36cast them, the better. Then, we also
2:38have diet lover, which is an decrease to
2:40hunger depletion rate. Workaholic, which
2:42is a decrease to sand depletion rate.
2:44And there's also things like Sirius and
2:46Works Slave, which are both work speed
2:48increases, though works slave does have
2:49an attack speed decrease. This means for
2:51base pals, you can actually apply four
2:53relatively good base worker related
2:56skills very easily, very simply the
2:58second you unlock this table as long as
3:00you have some gold. Speaking of which,
3:01on the concept of base pals, insomnia is
3:04one that makes pals not sleep at night
3:05and continue to work instead. This is
3:08again another relevant one for base
3:09worker pals and it's actually one that
3:11is generally relevant on even the best
3:12base worker pals unless they are a
3:14species that naturally has this effect
3:15as there are species that are just are
3:17naturally nocturnal. That said, there's
3:19also mercy hit here which is listed as a
3:21negative passive, but this can actually
3:23be quite good for specifically capturing
3:25pals if you do not want to kill them by
3:27being too overpowered. You can put this
3:29onto a whole squad of pals and then use
3:31them to specifically capture pals and
3:33not kill them. and you can use this to
3:35do it purposefully on a pal of your
3:37choosing instead of being beholden to
3:39RNG. There's also philanthropist, which
3:41is a breeding related passive. This has
3:43some very specific uses that I'll get to
3:45when I talk about breeding focused
3:46passives, but essentially this speeds up
3:48the breeding of any pal that has the pal
3:50the passive actively. So, for any reason
3:52that you might want to mass breed the
3:53same pal, but you don't care about the
3:55passives that it has, this is fantastic
3:57to use. And you can put it on pals
3:59purposefully from the moment you get the
4:00surgery table at level 38 for nothing
4:02but gold. That said, this is simply the
4:05basics of the system. Those are the
4:06implants available by default and
4:08available for infinite use. But there
4:09are more implants that you can get that
4:11let you purposefully control even
4:13stronger passives. The first two places
4:15to discuss for these then are the bounty
4:17token vendors. Bounty token vendors will
4:19have multiple permanent implants in
4:21their stock. The three here that you
4:22will have unlocked at the very start are
4:24going to be muscle head, which is a
4:26solid attack boosting passive, burly
4:27body, which is a solid defense boosting
4:30passive, and then artisan, which is a
4:32very solid workspe boosting passive. So,
4:34you can see these three passives, even
4:36by themselves, are things that you can
4:37use to start to apply to combat and base
4:39workers very early on for some B for
4:41some bounty tokens. But there's also
4:43some very useful ones in here like
4:44vanguard, which increases the player's
4:46attack if this passive is on a PAL.
4:49Stronghold strategist, which is the same
4:50thing but for player defense. There's
4:52motivational leader to increase the
4:54effectiveness of other base workers as
4:56well as wellness watcher to decrease
4:57their sanity loss too. So there are some
4:59various ways of affecting both combat
5:01for the player or the pal and base
5:03workers for the pal itself or for other
5:05pals. And this is an extra set of
5:07implants that you can get that are all
5:09permanent. So once you unlock it, you
5:11can apply it to as many pals as you want
5:13for a simple gold cost. The other place
5:15of note is the arena, which is here on
5:17your map, southeast of the large desert
5:19biome. And you can earn battle tickets
5:21for this from fighting arena battles in
5:23this arena. These tickets can then be
5:24exchanged at the merchant who is right
5:26outside of the arena. And the items in
5:28his stock, or at least some of them, are
5:29permanent use implants once you have
5:31them purchased. The implants he has are
5:33quite good. They are things like
5:34serenity, which is genuinely an
5:36incredible passive. It is one of the
5:38meta combat pal passives. This is a mix
5:40of bonus attack and high cooldown
5:42reduction, which means for any pal that
5:43you would want to have constantly active
5:45in your party, it is fantastic. The
5:46other ones available through this vendor
5:48here, the arena vendor, are infinite
5:50stamina and runner, ace swimmer for
5:53faster swim speed, noble for better
5:55selling while you have the pal with you,
5:57healing coach for better auto
5:58regeneration rate, and reload master,
6:00which is faster reload speed for the
6:02player if a PAL has this on. Sort of
6:05like Vanguard and Stronghold Strategist
6:06that we just talked about, but this one
6:08for reload specifically. And these cost
6:1050 battle tickets each, which is not
6:12crazy once you're into the mid game. And
6:13specifically, especially Serenity. I
6:16cannot express how much you should get
6:18this as soon as you can and start just
6:19putting it on any PAL you plan to use in
6:21combat because until you reach like
6:23proper endgame, this will be in every
6:25relevant PAL build. And even then, it
6:27still will be in most relevant endgame
6:29PAL builds, too. Beyond that, we move
6:31into one-time use surgery implants,
6:33which are generally reserved for
6:34legendary passives or even greater with
6:36the new two new categories of passives
6:37that have been added in 1.0. And this
6:39chest that I have here just has the full
6:40list of the consumable disposable
6:42implants that you can find. The ones
6:43that are only one use at a time and then
6:46you have to find more. The main way that
6:47you can get these consumable implants is
6:49through the ancient relic recycler and
6:51recycling the relics that you get in the
6:53world tree or from the world tree
6:54specific expedition. It can give those
6:56as well. And one of the rewards from
6:57recycling them are these consumable
6:58implants. As the name implies, using the
7:01implant will remove one copy of this
7:03item from your inventory. So these are
7:05limited use, but they contain a very
7:08wide variety of very powerful skills.
7:10This includes not only a large number of
7:12the normal legendary passive pool, which
7:14you can see here with King of the Waves,
7:16Mastery of Fasting, Diamond Body, Heart
7:19of the Immovable King, Remarkable
7:21Craftsmanship, Vampiric, Eternal Engine
7:24down here, as well as Demon God, and
7:27also Swift. Most of these are very solid
7:30passives for one reason or another. Then
7:32we have two other tiers of passive that
7:34can also have implants created in this
7:36method being these five here which are
7:38the passives that otherwise can only be
7:39found from pals from mutated eggs
7:41specifically. So this is big for
7:43controlling these unique passives such
7:44as babysitter which we'll explain in a
7:46bit and is actually not as good as it
7:48may seem but also idiosyncratic which
7:50we'll talk about immortality which we'll
7:52talk about sky marcher which we'll talk
7:54about and then heavily armored which has
7:56its own potential uses but isn't
7:57generally that sought after. It's just
7:59immunity to explosions specifically.
8:01That said, quite a few of these are
8:03incredibly potent passives. The other
8:05grouping that I have split off at the
8:06top here, this one is special as well
8:07because these are the world tree
8:09passives specifically, meaning the only
8:10way to find these normally is on special
8:12pals that spawn in the world tree region
8:14specifically. So, it is quite an RNG
8:16thing to get them otherwise. Through
8:18relic recycling though, you can get
8:20consumable implants for all seven of the
8:22world tree passives being sanctified
8:24meat shield from the sacred flesh
8:26implant, world tree seedbed from the
8:28world trees bounty implant, hermit sage
8:30from the hermit implant, dimensional
8:32leap, god of destruction, demonic grasp
8:35for the demon's hand passive, and twined
8:38holy blade passive from the double-edged
8:40holy sword implant. This is a grouping
8:42that contains some of the strongest
8:44passives in the game. So being able to
8:46forcibly apply this if you find the
8:48implant is extremely good. One more
8:50thing to mention here with these
8:51implants is that three of these
8:53consumable implants you can get a single
8:55one of from the hack terminal ancient
8:57rune activities on sunreach
8:59specifically. There is an implant for
9:01heart of the immovable king right here.
9:03There's an implant for mastery of
9:05fasting located here. And then there is
9:08an implant for swift located here which
9:10is one of those ones that is really good
9:12for mount pals. So, that's one that's
9:13probably going to be the most relevant
9:14to you at the time where you can get it
9:16for free just by going to the hack
9:18terminal. Outside of implants, the other
9:20ways to control passives are through
9:21breeding, of course, which you probably
9:22already know about, but a special
9:23mention here to the special cake. This
9:25is the level 74 unlock cake, but these
9:28all but guarantee you will pass four
9:30passives down from the parents onto the
9:31child, which of course of just great for
9:34getting rid of a lot of the RNG from
9:36getting passives through breeding.
9:37Otherwise, there is also Yakumo, who is
9:39worth discussing as his partner skill.
9:40Means that when you fight with him, he
9:42has a chance to make any pal that you
9:44capture have one or more of the passive
9:46that he has. The unfortunate part of
9:48this though is that a lot of the
9:49properly good passives now simply do not
9:52work with this pal's partner skill. It
9:54does not work with legend from the
9:55legendary pals. It does not work with
9:57the lucky passive, which is exclusive to
9:59lucky pals. And it also doesn't work
10:00with any of the world tree passives or
10:03the mutation specific passives either.
10:05He cannot pass on idiosyncratic despite
10:07the fact that he can have idiosyncratic
10:10as well. Any of these species specific
10:12element damage boosting passives and the
10:14fishing specific passives which are
10:15lunker and whopper, those cannot pass
10:17down through this pal. So, Yakumo is
10:19actually quite limited in what it can do
10:21in 1.0 for the actual powerful stuff.
10:23But there is still some value to a
10:24Yakimo that create some parents with
10:26some of the passes that you might want.
10:28Like Vanguard is a thing that could pass
10:30down and some of your pals might want to
10:31have this. philanthropist, there are
10:33some reasons that you might want this
10:34and it can be passed down through Yikumo
10:36as well. So, it's still worth mentioning
10:37regardless of the limitations with it.
10:39All that stuff covered then, let's move
10:40on to what the best passives are if you
10:42could choose from literally any of them
10:43in the game. And we'll start with combat
10:45related passives as there are a lot more
10:46that are relevant for that specifically.
10:48Starting off then, legend is one that
10:50can only be gained by finding a
10:52legendary pal or having it passed down
10:55through breeding from a legendary pal.
10:57This now makes it one of the harder ones
10:59to actually apply in the endgame when
11:00you can apply so many other strong
11:02passives at will with implants. Legend
11:04is a nice hefty increase of 20% to
11:07attack, defense, and movement speed all
11:10together in one singular passive. This
11:11makes it one of the most generally good
11:13combat passives as it covers multiple
11:15different aspects of combat, not just
11:17offense, not just defense. And movement
11:19speed can help them dodge some attacks,
11:20too. Because of the way that the endgame
11:22now works, most of the passes that I'll
11:24be talking about today are actually
11:25forcibly acquirable on your pals so you
11:27can put them manually onto pals if you
11:29get the right items. So legend not being
11:31able to be passed down in that way is
11:33definitely a bit of a tough hurdle. Now
11:35the way to pass it down again is to
11:36simply catch a legendary PAL and then
11:38brechain it down to the species you
11:39want. Next up, let's talk about top tier
11:41elemental skills. There is a version of
11:43these for each of the elements and they
11:45are tied to a specific PAL species that
11:47they spawn on. So, like legend, they are
11:49guaranteed to be gotten when you catch
11:51the right species, but also like legend,
11:52they are not acquirable as implants. So,
11:54you have to pass them down through
11:56breeding chains. These are things like
11:58ice emperor on frost stallion for 30%
12:00ice damage increase or something like
12:02celestial emperor on palladius, which is
12:04the neutral type version of this move.
12:05And there are various versions of this.
12:07Even the raid bosses have these too, but
12:09they can affect multiple damage types,
12:10too. So, those are great, too. But these
12:12tend to see a lot of use in perfect
12:14combat pal builds and are another one
12:16that must be passed down through
12:17breeding from the correct pals. Beyond
12:19that, pretty much everything else I'll
12:20be mentioning today is acquirable as an
12:21implant in some way. Serenity. We talked
12:23about this one earlier. It is attack
12:25increased mixed with 30% cooldown
12:27reduction. Essentially, for any PAL that
12:29you plan to have consistently active
12:31throughout combat, this skill is a
12:33must-have. The majority of PAL
12:35effectiveness happens when they use
12:36their proper active skills. And most of
12:38the best moves are 30-second timers.
12:40Dropping that down by 30% means they can
12:42apply that damage faster, which is a big
12:44bonus for a yellow tier passive that
12:46again you can just get very early on
12:48from the arena. Demon God then is a
12:51standard good passive as well. This one
12:52is 30% bonus attack and 5% defense with
12:55no negatives. It's just a great simple
12:57bonus with solid values. This is
12:58especially good if you want to make a
12:59pal with multiple different element
13:01types of attacks for like a general use
13:03combat pal instead of something
13:04specified to take on a certain target.
13:06For defensive passives, diamond body is
13:09also worth mentioning here. This is 30%
13:11defense, immunity to flinch, and
13:13immunity to knock back, which is a solid
13:15full combo. But the real top tier
13:17defensive passive for a combat pel is
13:19actually going to be one of the new
13:20mutation passives, which is immortality
13:22right over here. This one is absolutely
13:25nuts. And again, you can only get this
13:27through mutations and then you can pass
13:28it down to other pals or you can again
13:30get an implant for this in the endame
13:32through the relic recycling too. What it
13:34actually does then is it is 5% life
13:38steal which on a well-built combat pal
13:40that's doing lots of damage that'll be a
13:42lot of healing, but also it comes with
13:44100% increased auto regeneration rate
13:46for the pal, which is huge, and 15%
13:49attack as an extra added bonus just as a
13:51sort of cherry on top there. Then we
13:53have two extremely powerful passives to
13:54talk about if they are used correctly,
13:57at least for offensive purposes. Here we
13:58have God of Destruction, which is here.
14:00It is 40% attack, 20% increased defense,
14:04but it literally halves your maximum HP
14:06if you are trying to do actually
14:08properly challenging content. Half HP
14:11tends to be a bit too much of a drop,
14:12but it sort of depends on your style of
14:14play. So, we'll get into it a bit more
14:16meaningfully in a minute. Just know that
14:17this is super powerful, but also quite
14:20risky to use. The other option here is
14:22twinedged holy blade. This is 50% bonus
14:26attack but 30% reduced defense. This
14:28again is another world tree passive.
14:30This of course means like the previous
14:31one, it has a lot of potential value as
14:33its pure offensive gain is nuts at 50%.
14:35[laughter] But the loss of defense can
14:37be quite damning in properly tough
14:39content. I would say that in a perfect
14:41minmax build, every pal that you build
14:43for the sake of its own damage will have
14:45some combination of those four skills.
14:48An example being this one here, which is
14:49my King Paca Freddy, who has a slight
14:51variation because his species is
14:53incredibly tanky and becomes even more
14:55tanky when using the partner skill and
14:56having multiple Nellpaka backup pals.
14:58So, I spray for the beauty of twinedged
15:00holy blade for this pal, which does give
15:02him the uh decreased defense, but he
15:04makes up for that defense loss and then
15:06gains just 50% attack from it. That
15:08said, for a pal that you want to be
15:10consistently active in challenging
15:12content and has less natural tankiness
15:14boost than than a king paka would, you
15:16would instead want to use demon god,
15:18which we talked about earlier, the
15:19general 30% attack boost and 5% defense
15:22boost, too. Or you could use one of the
15:24element booster passives. Those are also
15:2630% offensive boost, but they don't have
15:27the defense bonus of demon god, and they
15:29are a bit more specified in what they
15:30can affect. Legend and immortality are
15:33essentially ones that I would say are
15:34staples of any minmax combat pal.
15:37Immortality I would use in literally any
15:39setup as a life steal combined with
15:40passive regen just make any PAL that is
15:43combat focused and is offense focused
15:45become ridiculously tanky compared to
15:47how they would be without it. And the
15:48impact of this passive is pretty much
15:50unmatched defensively. Legend is great
15:52for pretty much any PAL unless you
15:54really just only care about pure attack
15:56stacking and nothing else as there are
15:57technically stronger attack boosting
15:59passives that we've talked about, but
16:00they just don't come with the big
16:02defense and movement speed boost that
16:03this passive does. But I'd say legend
16:05and immortality are like every combat
16:08pal that you want to use for its own
16:09damage should have these unless you are
16:11doing something specifically funky or
16:13risky on purpose. Then the fourth one is
16:15serenity here. Serenity again is an
16:17absolute top tier offensive skill in the
16:19vast majority of play styles and
16:20situations. The one exception to this is
16:23if you are specifically playing in a way
16:25where you rotate through your entire
16:27party of pals. You let each one of them
16:29use their big long cooldown attacks and
16:30then just put the pal away and move on
16:32to the next one. If you are doing that
16:34then generally the cooldown reduction
16:35from serenity would be unnecessary. So
16:37you could just get a stronger pure
16:39attack boost bonus passive instead.
16:41Similarly for this play style you can
16:42lean a bit more into the risky world
16:44tree passives like god of destruction or
16:45twined holy blade because when you put
16:47the pal back in the sphere it will
16:49automatically regenerate health. This is
16:51a much safer way to use a pal than just
16:53having it out consistently. So you can
16:54play around with the riskier world tree
16:56attack boosters instead. That said, the
16:59only passive that I did call out as
17:00being good when we were talking about
17:01them in general, but didn't mention
17:02there specifically is diamond body. And
17:05this is essentially because it's a bit
17:06less desired in general because it is
17:07purely defensive. The reason it's still
17:09relevant is there are some situations or
17:11some fights where you will want a bit of
17:14extra tankiness instead of just pure raw
17:16damage. And in those situations, this is
17:18the skill that you would slot in over a
17:20damage passive. It is the next best
17:21defensive skill for an active combat
17:23pal. After that, there are another set
17:25of passives related to combat. Because
17:27generally speaking, most players won't
17:28actually have all five of their PAL
17:30party slots be used during combat for
17:32their damage. Even if you swap between
17:34pals that use their attacks, it's
17:36usually just two or three out of your
17:38party at most. This means generally at
17:40least two pals will be pals that you
17:42want to have give you as much value as
17:45possible just by being in the party,
17:47even if they are never summoned. This
17:48means boosting their stats themselves is
17:50pretty irrelevant, and instead you want
17:52to find passives that help combat in
17:54other ways. The ones of note here
17:55especially are Vanguard, which is a
17:57player attack boost for any pal in the
17:59party who has this. Stronghold
18:01Strategist, which is the same thing, but
18:02for defense boosting specifically.
18:04Reload Master, which is literally just
18:06faster reload speed. And then
18:08idiosyncratic, which is a mutation
18:10specific passive that gives you 50% auto
18:12health regen rate for both the PAL and
18:14the player. We don't really care about
18:15the PAL part of this cuz again it's not
18:17coming out of the sphere. But this just
18:18gives us 50% auto regen rate as the
18:20player which makes us more survivable
18:22without that PAL ever coming out of the
18:24ball. And it's important to note this
18:25does stack across multiple party
18:26exclusive pals. So you can get a lot of
18:28increased regen rate as a result. So if
18:30we're talking about the passive that you
18:31want on a pal that is in your party but
18:33never summoned, this will boost your
18:35player yourself to be much stronger just
18:37by existing in the background. Next up,
18:39let's talk about pals who purpose is
18:41being ridden, being mounted, being used
18:43as a method of travel. However you want
18:45to word it, these are the pals that
18:47you're going to be riding around the
18:48world. So, let's start by mentioning the
18:49really good mount related skills. Then,
18:51I'll explain how you'd put them together
18:52or any variations of this. Dimensional
18:55leap is now the best singular movement
18:57passive in the game. This is a 50%
19:00increase in movement speed at the cost
19:01of 15% increased hunger depletion.
19:04Hunger depletion does suck, sure, but
19:0650% speed is absolutely crazy. Legend we
19:10talked about in the combat section, but
19:11the main reason you want it here is that
19:13part of its value is 20% movement speed.
19:15This means it is within the threshold of
19:17being worth using on most mounts for
19:19that speed bonus alone. Even outside of
19:20the fact that it also has extra combat
19:22benefits if you happen to end up in
19:24combat. Beyond that, Swift is the next
19:26best generic movement speed passive. It
19:28is a rainbow passive for 30% increased
19:30movement speed. And then runner is a
19:32yellow passive for 20% increased
19:34movement speed as well. We should also
19:36talk about eternal engine which is a
19:38rainbow passive that gives you an a
19:40massive increase in your stamina of 75%.
19:43And in theory that is good, but in terms
19:44of actual practical flight, your main
19:47goals will never really be to fly more
19:48than the distance of one fast travel
19:50point to another. So the amount of
19:51stamina that you have naturally on most
19:53pals will be enough to do that if you
19:55have enough speed put on them. That
19:56means that just increasing their stamina
19:58is less helpful for most PALs than just
20:00having higher amounts of speed. I said
20:02this does still have some uses like if
20:04you're trying to fly back and forth,
20:05despawning and respawning pals to search
20:06for specific spawns or lucky pals or
20:09world tree aura pals or things like
20:10that. So, eternal engine as a skill is
20:12still worth mentioning, but it's not
20:13something most mount pals will actually
20:15want. It's also worth mentioning on this
20:17topic, King of the Waves is a swimming
20:19specific speed boost. So for swimming
20:21mounts, this is a 50% movement speed
20:23bonus and it is tied strongest movement
20:26speed passive with dimensional leap as a
20:27result. Swimming mounts also have some
20:29other skills as well. Ace swimmer is
20:31another swimming related passive that is
20:33specifically 40% movement speed in the
20:35water. And then also you have sleek
20:37stroke which is equivalent to swift so
20:4030% increased speed but unlike swift
20:42this one only applies in the water. So
20:43swift is technically better to have but
20:45this is an option that is of equal value
20:47in swimming specifically. That said, for
20:49a normal mount pal that is built
20:51entirely for travel, so you don't care
20:52about combat on it at all. It is just
20:54for moving from point A to point B, the
20:56four actual passives that you want are
20:58dimensional, leap, swift, legend, and
21:02then also runner. This will give you the
21:05result of the fastest movement speed on
21:07that PAL, and the result is actually
21:08pretty nutty as well. If it is a mount
21:10that you intend to ride in combat
21:12instead, like for example a frost
21:13stallion, where it affects your damage
21:15and you want to have that effect on your
21:16damage while you're riding it, you would
21:18then replace runner as the least
21:19valuable passive here for idiosyncratic,
21:22which we talked about before on our
21:23party combat pal right here. This is a
21:26really really good one for if you are
21:28mounting a pal because it applies to
21:29both the player and the pal with the
21:30regen rate, but also it's a big defense
21:32boost for the pal and immunity to poison
21:34and burn. Essentially, this makes it so
21:35both the PAL itself and the player
21:37riding them are more survivable and it's
21:38better than immortality on this type of
21:40PAL because you're not using this PAL
21:42for its damage itself. You're not
21:43building it so that it does a lot of
21:44damage, which means that life steal
21:46doesn't mean anything. Instead, these
21:47defense boosts are much better for this
21:49type of PAL. Then, it's also worth
21:50mentioning swimming. Specifically, the
21:52specific four passives you would want
21:53are dimensional leap, king of the waves.
21:55These are both equal priority except
21:57dimensional leap does have a negative,
21:58but they are both 50% movement speed in
22:00the applicable mount situation. Then the
22:02next priority is a swimmer being a 40%
22:04speed increase on the water. And then
22:06either sleekst stroke or swift with
22:08again swift being less conditional. So
22:10it is slightly better. Though in most
22:12situations that you actually care about
22:13using a water mount, it will be on the
22:14water anyway. So sleekst stroke is
22:15equally as good. One extra mention in
22:18the mount passive category. Then there
22:19is the sky marcher right here as well as
22:21light footed. Both of these increase
22:23mounted jump count. These only really
22:26matter for ground mounts which generally
22:27get phased out once you get to flying
22:28mounts. The one that this is hugely
22:30relevant for is Tarantress specifically
22:32whose movement is essentially done
22:33through a combo of her partner skill and
22:35aerial jumps to carry momentum. So bonus
22:38air jumps on her are actually extremely
22:41sick and I absolutely recommend trying
22:42to build a battle like this on your
22:44tarantus because it's very fun to play
22:46with. Next category to talk about then
22:47are base worker palace. And for the
22:49majority of base workers, this is
22:50actually going to be an identical set of
22:52four that you are aiming for. Maybe one
22:54of them gets replaced. that said,
22:55"Demon's hand is a world tree specific
22:58passive that gives a whopping 90% worksp
23:00speed at the cost of 15% faster sand
23:03reduction, but is absolutely worth that
23:05negative there for the amount of work
23:06speed it gives. Remarkable craftsmanship
23:09does not have a negative, but it is
23:10still 75% bonus work speed, so it's the
23:13next highest work speed booster. Artisan
23:15is 50% worksp speed, so it's the next
23:17highest work speed booster down. And
23:19then the final slot, you will want one
23:21of two things. either works slave which
23:23is 30% work speed and 30% negative
23:26attack. You don't care about the attack
23:27of your base worker pals. So work speed
23:29is good to have here without caring
23:31about that negative or alternatively
23:33what matters here is whether the pallet
23:35is naturally nocturnal or not. So it
23:37sleeps at night or not. Splatterina is a
23:39pal that does not sleep at night
23:41naturally just because of the pallet it
23:42is. So works slave makes sense to have
23:44here. If you do not have a naturally
23:46nocturnal pal, you instead want to apply
23:48either insomnia or vampiric in that
23:51fourth slot to ensure that the pal works
23:52during night time as that literally just
23:54adds hours to their workday. The main
23:56exception to this group of passives is
23:57transporting pals as they specifically
23:59do a lot of moving as part of their work
24:01and any transporting specific base
24:03workers you essentially want to build
24:04like a travel mount. So, dimensional
24:06leap for the extra movement speed,
24:07legend for the extra movement speed,
24:09swift for the extra movement speed, and
24:11then either runner in the final slot if
24:13it is a naturally nocturnal pal, or if
24:15it is not a nocturnal pal, you want to
24:17create that sort of effect by having
24:19insomnia or vampiric to give it the
24:21ability to not sleep at night and
24:23continue working, continuing to
24:24transport your stuff around. Finally,
24:26for today, then one more small category
24:28worth discussing is breeding. And this
24:29is a fun one because there are good
24:31reasons to talk about breeding passives
24:32now more than ever. There are only two
24:34passives that affect breeding. So, let's
24:36talk about both. Babysitter is a new
24:38mutated egg specific passive. This one
24:41is unique because it does not go on the
24:42pal who is breeding themselves. It goes
24:44on any other pal that is in the base
24:46with them and then it speeds up the
24:47breeding done in that base as well as
24:49speeding up incubation. This passive
24:51does not stack across multiple pals. So,
24:53having multiple of it does not make it
24:55better. And sadly, it also does not
24:57stack with Broloha's partner skill.
24:59Bralha's partner skill is stronger than
25:01babysitter's effect when it's condensed
25:03at least. And that means that babysitter
25:04as a passive is useful early but useless
25:07once you have a good Bra because this is
25:10just better at the same effect.
25:11Philanthropist as a passive however is
25:14100% boost to breed speed of the paladus
25:16on and this does stack with having a
25:18brala in your base if you are mass
25:20breeding. Philanthropist as a passive
25:22will make it happen twice as fast if
25:24it's on one parent but this does stack
25:26if it is on both parents too. So, two
25:29philanthropists in a single breeding
25:30pair will be triple breed speed. For the
25:33most part, in the old days, the rule of
25:34thumb was that philanthropist wasn't
25:36really worth it for most breeding
25:37because you usually care about the
25:39passives the child has. Philanthropist
25:41will muddy the passive pool that the
25:43parents have. So, that's generally more
25:45than it's worth for the actual like
25:46speed increase of the breeding. However,
25:48with how many options there are now for
25:50implants of passives, it's actually
25:52relatively easily to have one
25:54undesirable passive on a child that is
25:56otherwise perfect and just replace it
25:58through the implants or even two of them
25:59if you have the materials to do so. This
26:01means that philanthropist is much more
26:03of an option for just generic breeding
26:04as a result of that once you're in that
26:06stage of deep endame. Beyond that, if
26:08you are breeding pals purely as fuel for
26:10condensing them into a different pal, if
26:12you are breeding pals for expedition
26:14uses, because expeditions don't actually
26:16care about your passives, if you are
26:18breeding pals to butcher them or to sell
26:20them, you won't really care about having
26:22four perfect passives on those each one
26:24that you create at least, which means
26:25that having philanthropist in the
26:26breeding pool is not a problem for
26:28those. And the extra speed is a pure
26:30bonus. Nice and simple. Similar to that,
26:33just to mention it while we're here, is
26:34also the ability to make a pal nocturnal
26:36through insomnia or vampiric, which we
26:38talked about earlier with base worker
26:39pals. But like for that, when breeding,
26:41pals will sleep at night if they are
26:43pals that naturally sleep at night. So
26:45having insomnia or vampiric on them will
26:47make them not do that, and then they'll
26:48breed through the night, making them
26:49breed more hours of the day. So just
26:50overall better breeding consistency
26:52essentially. But once you have the
26:54ancient hatchery unlocked later in the
26:56game, this doesn't really do anything
26:57because once the pals are in the
26:58hatchery, they won't sleep. They will
27:00just breed all the time. That pretty
27:02much does it for today everyone. A full
27:03guide to passive skills in 1.0 for
27:05Palworld, including all the ways to get
27:07passives beyond the standard known
27:08breeding or capture RNG and the list of
27:10all known passives that can be acquired
27:12through implants, which I hope will help
27:13you plan out your builds just to be
27:14aware of. And then of course the full
27:16list of the best passives for different
27:18kinds of pals and the combinations that
27:19you might want to use depending on your
27:21goal for that specific pal. I hope
27:22you've all enjoyed this and I wish you
27:24the best of luck in perfecting your
27:25pretty little partners into a predator
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