It shows which two Pals you need to breed together to get a specific offspring, and which passive skills might be passed down to the baby Pal.
It shows which two Pals you need to breed together to get a specific offspring, and which passive skills might be passed down to the baby Pal.
Every Pal has a fixed "Combi Rank" value. The game averages the ranks of the two parents and matches that number against a breeding chart to determine the resulting species. The calculator does this math for you automatically, so you don't have to look it up manually.
Almost any combination works, with a few exceptions — certain unique or boss-type Pals can't be used for breeding. The calculator will let you know if a selected Pal isn't breedable.
No. In Palworld, gender doesn't influence which species is produced — only the combined rank of the two parents matters.
The baby Pal can randomly inherit passive skills from either parent. The calculator helps you plan which parents to pair so you have the best chance of getting the passive skill combination you want.
Yes. After a successful pairing at the Breeding Farm, an egg appears (in a size ranging from small to giant), which then needs to be incubated to hatch.
That depends on the egg size and the incubator's temperature conditions. The calculator focuses on determining the offspring species and inherited skills, not exact hatching time — check in-game or a dedicated guide for that.
Yes — this is one of the most common uses. Many players use breeding calculators to plan multi-generation breeding chains aimed at stacking 4 specific passive skills onto a single Pal.
Yes, the Breeding Calculator on Godlike.host is completely free for all Palworld players.
Breeding pens and large Pal farms can put a real strain on server performance. If your current server is struggling, upgrading to a higher-performance Palworld game server with more resources can help.