In Palworld, each level you complete gives you status points to spend. The three stats The top priority for increasing is the Health (HP), l'Endurancethen the Weight.
This trio covers the vast majority of situations—whether you're exploring, fighting, or managing your base.
What is the purpose of the statistics in Palworld?
Six stats are available for your character. Here's what each one is used for, along with the key stats to keep in mind.
HP (Health Points)
The HP represent your health bar. If your HP fall to zero, your character collapses. That's the stat that keeps you alive in the face of Pals wild animals and boss alpha.
The higher you go, the more you HP, the more leeway you have to withstand fall damage or heavy attacks. The bonus The return per point invested is one of the most profitable in the game.
Endurance
L'endurance decreases when you run, climb, or swim. Once the gauge reaches 0, you can't run or climb anymore.
Each point spent here gives a bonus directly affects your ability to move around without stopping. It's essential for exploring the long cover long distances or climb cliffs.
Attack
L'offensive Increases the power of your strikes. Each point invested grants a bonus damage to all your weapons.
Its impact is limited at first: your Pals are already doing most of the damage for you. This stat really pays off late in the game, in a combat-focused build.
Defense
The defense reduces the damage you take from each enemy attack. The bonus The point system is modest at the start of the adventure.
It comes in handy if you often face boss alpha or high-level enemies. Without HP Even with sufficient support from behind, its impact remains limited.
Working speed
The working speed improves your character's speed when performing manual tasks: crafting, gathering wood, and making items. This bonus is only really worthwhile if you do the work yourself instead of delegating everything to your Pals.
Weight
When your current weight exceeds your capacity maximum, your movements slow down. Increase this stat allows you to carry more items and resources. The bonus The benefit is immediate: you stay mobile in the field without having to go back to the base every five minutes.
Statistics Table: Return per Point Invested
This table summarizes what each point spent actually gives you, based on the game's core data developed by PocketPair.
| Statistics | Bonus per point | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| HP | +100 HP max | High |
| Endurance | +10 max stamina | High |
| Attack | +2 attack | Mid-game (late game) |
| Defense | +2 defense | Mean |
| Weight | +50 max weight | High |
| Working speed | +50 speed | Bass |
The order of the statistics to be improved in Palworld
1. HP (Health)
Put dots in the HP is always worthwhile. Combat is ever-present in Palworld : boss alpha, Wild Pals, fall damage.
Each point you invest gives you +100 HP, which is immediately evident on the ground. This is the stat to be installed first, without exception.
2. Endurance
L'endurance and weight are vying for second place depending on your playstyle. Endurance has a slight edge when it comes to exploration.
Climbing, swimming, and long-distance running: all these activities drain this meter. A higher stamina level makes every movement smoother, without any forced breaks.
3. Weight
the weight maximum is the stat the most practical for everyday use. You can carry more weapons, food, and resources without slowing down.
On long expeditions, don't push yourself beyond your limits max makes a real difference. A few tips here will save you from unnecessary trips back and forth to the base.
Attack, Defense, Work Speed: When Should You Level Them Up?
These three stats They aren't useless, but they aren't a priority early in the game.
- Attack : useful in the late game or in a combat build. At the start of your adventure, your Pals are already causing the bulk of the damage.
- Defense : effective against boss alpha high-level, but less effective than HP unprocessed at the start.
- Working speed : only profitable if you run a large base with a lot of creativity. Otherwise, your Pals are taking care of it.
Tips Based on Your Playing Style
Do you mostly play combat and boss?
Focus on the HP first, then on the defense once your HP is high enough. The’offensive can come next to boost your power late in the game. The Pals as Orserk (Electric/Dragon type) or Bastigor They complement this build well by providing additional damage.
Do you prefer exploring?
Invest in the’endurance and weight as soon as possible. These two stats allow you to cover long distances without getting overwhelmed or stuck. Kingpaca and Broncherry are good Pals companions for this kind of adventure.
Do you build and farm?
The working speed This becomes relevant if you spend a lot of time crafting yourself. Cattiva, Penking and Lyleen are among the best Pals to automate your database and make up for a low stat of work.
If you want some Pals plus care, Lunaris and Turtacle provide good support during tough battles.
How can you improve your stats in Palworld?
Each level If you win, your character receives status points to spend. It only takes a few seconds to set up.
- On computer, press the key Tab to open your inventory. In the lower right corner, you'll find a list of your stats : HP, endurance, offense, defense, weight, work rate.
- On console (Xbox Where Nintendo Switch), open the same menu from your inventory and navigate to the stats section.
Then click on the symbol + next to the stat to improve. Each point spent applies a bonus Right away. Spend your points as soon as you get them—there's no reason to save them up.
If you regret your choices, Palworld leaves you reset your points using a dedicated item. This allows you to redistribute your stats and tweak a defense- or offense-oriented build that no longer suits you.
To track changes in the balance between levels and versions about the game, check regularly for updates. If you also want to make better choices when it comes to your Pals To get the most out of your battles, the Guide to Types of Pals is a good supplement to this guide on statistics.
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