Owned-Pals breeding planner
Plan the Shortest Breeding Path from Pals You Already Own
Add the Pals you own, choose a target Pal, and Palweave finds the shortest available breeding route. If a parent is missing, it also shows where to obtain it.
A real route calculated from Palworld 1.0 data
Pals already in the example Palbox: Blazamut + Jetragon
Target Pal: Solenne
The first result: a four-generation route
4 generations
- Generation 1: Blazamut + Jetragon → Ophydia
- Generation 2: Blazamut + Ophydia → Eidrolon
- Generation 3: Eidrolon + Ophydia → Knocklem
- Generation 4: Eidrolon + Knocklem → Solenne
Find the missing parent and shorten the route
Solenne also has a direct combination using Blazamut and Eidrolon Ignis. Eidrolon Ignis is missing from this example Palbox, so Palweave shows its verified acquisition facts instead of stopping at the parent name.
| Method | Wild capture |
|---|---|
| Region | World Tree |
| Level | 75–77 |
| Time | Any time |
| Conditions | No special prerequisite recorded |
| Data version | 1.0.1 · Verified |
| Source | Source |
After catching Eidrolon Ignis, use “Add to my Palbox” on its acquisition card. The Palbox stays in this browser and the route can be recalculated immediately.
The recalculated result: one generation
With Eidrolon Ignis now available, the engine replaces the longer chain with this direct route:
Why this is the shortest available path
The path engine first minimizes generations and required breeding steps from the Pals in your local Palbox. On target Pal pages, acquisition ranking separately compares how practical the missing parents are.
- Parents already in your Palbox require no acquisition step.
- Fewer prerequisite generations are preferred when the route is otherwise usable.
- Parent-pair recommendations separately account for wild, Alpha, dungeon, event, raid, time, level, and special access conditions.
- That acquisition comparison prefers verified facts; incomplete data is shown as partial or unknown instead of being presented as certain.
How this differs from a breeding table
| A standard breeding table | Palweave |
|---|---|
| Shows that parent A × parent B produces the target. | Starts with your owned Pals and finds an available route to the target. |
| Leaves you to search for a missing parent elsewhere. | Shows where the missing parent appears, including level, time, and access conditions. |
| The same recipe is shown to every player. | Recalculates after your local Palbox changes. |
Check every fact in the example
Open the linked Pal pages to compare all parent combinations and review each Pal’s acquisition records and sources.
Breeding
- Parents → Child · Target → Parents
- Pals · 287
- Data · Palworld v1.0.0
- Follow the complete find, catch, and breed workflow · Read the product update
Owned-Pals route questions
Can I calculate routes using only Pals I own?
Yes. Add your current Pals to the local Palbox, choose a target, and use shortest-path mode. Palweave only starts the route from Pals in that Palbox.
What happens if I am missing a parent?
The target Pal page shows verified acquisition methods, regions, levels, time conditions, and prerequisites for recommended parents so you can obtain and add the missing one.
Does Palweave include Palworld 1.0 breeding data?
Yes. The planner uses the audited Palworld 1.0 dataset described on the data methodology page, including 299 calculation records and 44,851 breeding outcomes.
Is my Palbox stored online?
No. Your Palbox is stored in local browser storage. Palweave does not require an account and does not send the Palbox contents as analytics.
How does Palweave decide which route is easier?
The route engine minimizes generations and required breeding steps from owned parents. Parent-pair recommendations then compare direct capture, Alpha or special access, night restrictions, level, Legendary dependencies, and acquisition-data confidence.