Palworld Breeding Combos, including how to get Cake and the Breeding Farm

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Breeding in Palworld offers you the chance to hatch powerful Pals – be it for battling or working on your base. You can even use it to fill in missing entries in your Paldex.

Knowing the Palworld Breeding Combos will help you plan out which Pals you want to breed and, in doing so, save a lot of time. First, however, you need to get a Breeding Farm and a Cake. (Yes – cake.)

Below we’ll teach you how to breed Pals in Palworld, along with how to make a Cake and the Breeding Farm. We’ve also covered the basics of Breeding Combos, including a Fusion Combo list.

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How to get Breeding Farm in Palworld

Before you can start breeding Pals in Palworld, you need to build a Breeding Farm and, to unlock it, you need to be Level 19 and have two Technology Points.

Once you’ve unlocked the Breeding Farm, it will require the following to build:

  • Wood – 100
  • Stone – 20
  • Fiber – 50

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Keep in mind that the Breeding Farm takes up a lot of room, so choose its place in your base wisely.

Depending on how full your base currently is, you may want to wait until you’ve upgraded it to Level 10 as, at this point, you’ll be able to build a second base. This could then be turned into a dedicated place for your Breeding Farm and its associated resources.

Alongside the Breeding Farm, you’ll also need to build an Incubator so that you can hatch the Eggs your Pals lay.

Still, even with your Breeding Farm constructed, there’s another requirement to fulfil before you can start breeding Pals…

How to make a Cake in Palworld

You need to make a Cake if you wish to breed Pals in Palworld. It’s one Cake per egg, so, if you’re planning on doing a lot of breeding, then you better start baking.

To make a Cake you first need to reach Level 17 and unlock the Cooking Pot, which requires two Technology Points and the following materials to build:

  • Wood – 20
  • Ingots – 15
  • Flame Organs – 3

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Keep in mind you’ll need a Pal with the Kindling Work Suitability to use the Cooking Pot. Plus, baking a Cake will take a good amount of time. (Seriously – it will take a while.)

With the Cooking Pot placed in your base, you need to gather the following ingredients to make one Cake:

  • Flour – 5
  • Red Berries – 8
  • Milk – 7
  • Eggs – 8
  • Honey – 2

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Keep in mind you’ll need multiple Cakes if you’re planning on breeding multiple Pals, so make sure you multiply the above ingredients by that number.

We’ve covered how to get the resources need for Cake baking to help you in your Pal breeding endeavours:

How to get Flour

To make Flour, you first need to reach Level 15. It’s at this point that you’ll be able to unlock the Wheat Plantation and the Mill – both cost two Technology Points, so you’ll need four in total.

First, however, you need to gather some Wheat Seeds as you’ll need these to both build the Wheat Plantation and actually grow Wheat.

A Wheat Plantation requires the following to build:

  • Wheat Seeds – 3
  • Wood – 35
  • Stone – 35

While a Mill requires:





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Once you’ve built at least one Wheat Plantation and a Mill, it’s time to start growing Wheat! You can either do this yourself or have Pals with the Planting, Farming and Watering traits take care of things for you. Water-type Pals are also ideal for watering grounds, while Ground-types will take care of the planting.

After the Wheat has grown, harvest it (or, again, let your Pals do it for you), it’s time to use the Mill. Keep in mind that three Wheat equals one bag of Flour, so you’ll need 15 Wheat in total to make enough Flour for one Cake.





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If you have the money, then we found that the Wandering Merchant in the Small Settlement east of the starting area sells Wheat for 100 Gold Coins per bundle. (Bundle of wheat sounds normal, right?)





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How to get Red Berries

Red Berries are by far the easiest material to find for the Cake, because, as you’ve probably noticed, they grow everywhere. You can further increase your Red Berry yield, however, by growing them at your base thanks to the Berry Plantation.

We recommend having at least one Berry Plantation, because Red Berries are great for keeping the Pal’s assigned to your base fed and happy.

The Berry Plantation is unlocked at Level 5 and costs two Technology Points to build. Material wise, you’ll need:

  • Berry Seeds – 3
  • Wood – 20
  • Stone – 20

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How to get Milk

Milk can be found by both defeating and capturing Mozzarina. If you want a constant source of Milk, however, you can build a Ranch on your base. After assigning a Mozzarina to the ranch, it will produce Milk at a regular rate allowing you to either pick it up from the ground or your Feed Box if your Pals have stored it there.

To build a Ranch, you must be at Level 5, have two Technology Points and the following materials:

  • Wood – 50
  • Stone – 20
  • Fiber – 30

You can, of course, always purchase Milk from the Wandering Merchant in the Small Settlement east of the starting area. It’s 50 Gold Coins per Milk.


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How to get Eggs

You’ll occasionally find Eggs lying about on the ground near Chikipi. Yet, this collection method is quite the slow one. You can, however, earn Eggs by both defeating or capturing Chikipis.

Like with obtaining Milk, it’s worth assigning a Chikipi to the ranch in your base. Here they will occasionally lay Eggs, allowing you to stock up until you have the needed eight for your Cake.

The Wandering Merchant in the Small Settlement east of the starting area also sells Eggs. It’s 50 Gold Coins per Egg.


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How to get Honey

Honey can be earned by capturing or defeating Beegardes. Like both Mozzarina and Chikipis, Beegardes can be assigned to the Ranch on your base and, after doing so, will start producing Honey there.


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Breeding Pals in Palworld explained

It’s now time to finally breed some Pals in Palworld! Firstly, we recommend placing your Cake in the box on the right-hand side of the Breeding Farm to save some time.





Put that Cake in that box! | Image credit: Eurogamer/Pocketpair

Next, you need to decide which Pals you want to breed and, if you’d like to breed a specific Pal, we recommend jumping ahead to the Breeding Combos section where we’ll explain how to do this. When it comes to selecting which Pals to breed, it’s a good idea to focus on your rarest Pals, including one’s with rare traits, Alpha or Lucky Pals, as they will create powerful Pals.

It’s important to note that you need one female and one male Pal in your Breeding Farm. Simply assign your chosen Pals to your base and then toss them into the Breeding Farm.


Just gonna stand here… | Image credit: Eurogamer/Pocketpair

Now, if your Cake is already in the box, all you have to do is sit back and wait for them to breed. (Well, I’d go do something else. It would be pretty strange if you just stood there waiting.)

There will be a timer to indicate how long it will take for them to breed and, once it’s full, return to collect your egg. Now all you have to do is pop that egg in an Incubator, wait for it to hatch and you’ll have a new Pal.


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Breeding Combos in Palworld explained: Fusion list

Breeding Combos in Palworld refers to the combination of Pals – one male, one female – you’ll breed to reach a specific outcome. This can be done to add a missing entry to your Paldex, pass on a set of stats or rare, golden, Work Suitability traits.

Every Pal has a hidden value that plays an important part in breeding, because it’s this value which helps determine what Pal species will hatch from the eggs you’ll receive from breeding it. Let’s call this value the ‘Breeding Number’.

The Breeding Numbers for both of the Pals you place in the Breeding Farm are added together – hence the term Breeding Combos – with the result being averaged. You then round this number down to the nearest whole number which will indicate which Pal will hatch from the egg.

An example of this is if you breed a Lamball with a Chikipi. Lamball’s Breeding Number is 1470, while Chikipi’s is 1500. After adding these numbers together and averaging the result, we get 1485. Rounded down to the nearest whole number, this gives us 1480 which is assigned to Mau.


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It’s important to note that gender does not play a part in this equation, but certain Pals are more likely to produce offspring of a specific gender.

There are also 24 exceptions to the Breeding Number calculation. If you want one of these 24 Pals, then you need to breed two specific Pals together with the egg you receive always hatching the same Pal. These are referred to as Fusions or Fusions Combos by the player community.

Thank you to blahable from reddit for the help with the above information and the Fusion Combos list. Blahable has also created a spreadsheet detailing all of the Breeding Numbers, which we recommend using if you’re attempting to breed a specific Pal.

Here’s a list of the 24 Fusion Combos in Palworld:

Parent One Parent Two Result
Blazehowl Felbat Blazehowl Noct
Broncherry Fuack Broncherry Aqua
Dinossom Rayhound Dinossom Lux
Eikthyrdeer Hangyu Eikthyrdeer Terra
Elphidran Surfent Elphidran Aqua
Vanwyrm Anubis Faleris
Frostallion Helzephyr Frostallion Noct
Gobfin Rooby Gobfin Ignus
Mossanda Rayhound Grizzbolt
Hangyu Swee Hangyu Cryst
Incineram Maraith Incineram Noct
Jolthog Pengullet Jolthog Cryst
Kingpaca Reindrix Kingpaca Cryst
Leezpunk Flambelle Leezpunk Ignis
Mossanda Petallia Lyleen
Lyleen Menasting Lyleen Noct
Mammorest Wumpo Mammorest Cryst
Mau Pengullet Mau Cryst
Mossanda Grizzbolt Mossanda Lux
Grizzbolt Relaxaurus Orserk
Pyrin Katress Pyrin Noct
Relaxaurus Sparkit Relaxaurus Lux
Reptyro Foxcicle Reptyro Cryst
Robinquill Fuddler Robinquill Terra
Kitsun Astegon Shadowbeak
Surfent Dumud Surfent Terra
Suzaku Jormuntide Suzaku Aqua
Vanwyrm Foxcicle Vanwyrm Cryst

Have fun breeding Pals in Palworld!

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