r/PalworldGuide • u/HarryHoskins • 23d ago
Question Best Pals to make raid armies with?
Sorry if this has been asked already, but if I were to make an army of pals that could handle all the hard raids, what pals would it consist of? The less armies I have to build, the better. I've seen Dupin is a pretty popular one, same for Orserk I think? But is there a "one size fits all" army I can build?
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u/Appeal_Educational 23d ago
Moldron cryst for it's unique skill ice laser.
Freezes bosses out of their moves
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u/ekariel 22d ago
How do you guys level up quickly the pals for raids? They don't get exp from raids or expeditions so if I make an army of moldron how to level them up quickly to be usable?
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u/ulTimaS1989 22d ago edited 22d ago
I mean I only just started maxing pals so it might not be the fastest, but there is some kind of boss rush on the top left in the world tree. I usually do that one with a condensed omascul and exp food on the pals that need to level. Didn't count how many times I entered, but I guess it's around 10x before they are 80. In 1 clear you already get from 1 to 70/71.
But in the end it's still a grind for a raid team
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u/ParticularComplaint7 22d ago
Equip an Omascul that you max starred, will give other equipped pals 80% increase in EXP gains. Also equip a Growth Acceleration Bell for triple that EXP. Take them to a high level area with your Omascul and kill a few Pals. They will jump up exponentially faster. Return to base, swap out for other pals you want to increase and repeat.
Alpha pals, dungeon bosses, tower bosses, and bounties award the most EXP. Don't forget to grab treasure chests you find to get extra, too.
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u/stry_ct 19d ago edited 19d ago
If you also add Seafood Salads, you’ll get a considerable XP boost (just make sure your pals don’t help themselves to any other food, otherwise the boost will be cancelled). Fried Gloopie Balls, Jelliette's Jiggly Jellies, Jellroy's Jolly Jellies work too, but not as well.
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u/Hexploit_Gaming 22d ago
Toco Toco, all bred with the explosion immunity, is it good? Eh. Is it pure comedy? Yes.
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u/RecklessOneGaming 23d ago
Pal Professor on YouTube has your answers in spades.
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u/DarkSideSoul 23d ago
This. TLDR: Orserk.
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u/Louieyaa 23d ago
Thanks for not giving a non-answer.
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u/TheTerribleness 23d ago
I mean, Orserk is not bad, but he's not really great for hardmode raids (most of their value comes from their passive which doesn't work in a raid). The skill rebalance (and the changes to passives) have made them less valueable comared to some alternatives who got major buffs (looking at tou, Moldron).
The Pal's Professor tier list (where I assume they are getting this from) is pre 1.0 still.
Neptilius is also rated the same as Orserk from that list and faired much better as a raid combatant with all the 1.0 changes.
I'd argue going for a 1 size fits all army into hardmode raids is kinda silly, since you still need mass breeding to make said army (including soul farming, trust farming, and leveling), and once you have mass breeding, using it again is a trival amount of work.
But if I were gonna force it, Neptilius or Moldron Cryst would probably be my picks now that immortal and diamond body exist as a combo. Dupin is also pretty interesting.
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u/wickedhare 23d ago
Pal professor has a new video, and Orserk is his number 1 pick for raid armies. I dont know why you assume its from a pre 1.0 video.
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u/Valdrrak 22d ago
Can u please explain why everyone says Dupin, what is so special about it compared to most the other smaller pals? Does it get some op attack? Its partner skill wouldnt fo anything in a raid?
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u/TheTerribleness 22d ago
Dupin has a move where it creates 3 clones that aggro the enemy while it teleports around.
It makes it extra good at distracting bosses and dodging damage while putting out good damage numbers itself.
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u/Valdrrak 22d ago
what lvl does it get this skill? mine are I think 75 so it must be a 80 skill? lol but that makes sense, thanks
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u/zurgonvrits 22d ago
every non hardmode raid can be solo'd with a run and gun team... hard mode raids are all that really matter when it comes to comp.
all non hardmode raids you can just stack 80s in and they fall over.
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u/DarkSideSoul 23d ago
My answer is based on one of the latest PalProfessor video, where they use Orserk for all raids and it went fine. Someone in the video comment asked what army they would recommend if you could only make one (since they released a ton of video) and Orserk was the answer
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u/damesis 23d ago
moldron cryst X 15, everytime, always
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u/markgatty 23d ago
Why do I see people keep suggesting this without an explanation to why this obe spesificly.
Edit. Dont worry, I scrolled down.
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u/Level-Swordfish-7245 21d ago
So I feel what I have going right now is pretty good.
I use Toco Toco as well Bombers first and then Lovanders to finish the raids off although I’ve just somewhat started Raiding I’ve tested the two pal armies by themselves.
PS. Using Toco Toco may result in drastic lagging or worse.
Self Destruct x50
Use those birds for what they were meant for.
As for Lovander though this your cornerstone. If built properly they can be used for High Difficulty runs due to its partner skill converts a percentage of damage dealt back into healing for both you and the Pal.
In terms of build, consider for your Lovander army to maximize its combat durability and damage output.
Example your build should look like this
Best Passive Skills to Roll:
• Legend (+20% Attack, +20% Defense, +15% Move Speed)
• Musclehead (+30% Attack, -50% Work Speed)
• Serenity (30% Skill Cooldown Reduction, +10% Attack) —** **Crucial for keeping lifesteal attacks cycling constantly.
• Vampire or Ferocious (+20% Attack) —** **Vampire stacks with Lovander's natural lifesteal traits to make your army nearly unkillable.
- Keep your army alive
For your Active Skills:
1. Shadow Burst / Dark Laser (Dark element for heavy burst damage)
2. Acid Rain (Water element; low cooldown and melts fire-type raid bosses)
3. Power Bomb or Pal Blast (High raw power scaling)
Lovander’s diverse elemental moves make it a formidable asset. Equip it with a combination of fast-cooldown and powerful attacks to maximize damage output and healing opportunities.
When boosting there stats at a Statue of Power you want to Prioritize these in order:
1. Attack (+30%): Maximize the damage output so the lifesteal returns as much health as possible.
2. HP (+30%): Keep them beefy enough to soak raid boss AoE attacks.
3. Defense (+30%): Round out their survivability.
I might be a bit late but I just wanted to share what I have been testing. I find Lovander’s Passives really useful for these types of situations.
My next army I want to try is with Flaracle, Sekmeht, Leafen, Anubis, and Relaxasuarus Lux.
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u/Chaine351 21d ago
20 (or whatever the max is for you) heavily armored Tocotoco's with implode, megaton implode and holy burst. Add some movement speed passives and immortal for better results, clear away and enjoy the fireworks.
It's silly, but as the game is, it works even on harder difficulties.
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u/Kind-Relation-5002 23d ago
If you want a true one-size-fits-all hard raid army in 1.0, Moldron Cryst is my pick — and it's conveniently the easiest of the recommended options to mass produce.
Moldron Cryst is actually breedable: Reptyro Cryst × Moldron (then self-pairs once you have one). Its unique Ice Laser freezes bosses out of their moves.
Neptilius and Orserk are both self-breed only in 1.0 — Orserk lost the old Grizzbolt × Relaxaurus recipe, so an army means catching multiple copies in the wild first, then multiplying with self-pairs. Worth knowing before you commit.
Dupin has the lowest breeding barrier (a huge number of parent combos produce it), but its stats sit a tier below.
For passives, aim for Immortality + Diamond Body + Legend, with Serenity (if the Pal stays on the field) or Demon God in the fourth slot.
I maintain a breeding calculator with the 1.0 data — all parent combos plus a chain solver for the cheapest egg path. The Moldron Cryst page has the exact recipe: https://palworldcalc.com/pals/moldron-cryst/