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Layer Grass-Pal Attack, Defense and weak-point damage around a two-slot field core.
This is an editable Grass starting party for Palworld 1.0, not a universal damage ranking. Bristla and Nitemary Botan strengthen every Grass Pal in the party, while Ribbuny Botan improves Grass damage only against enemies that are actually weak to Grass. Dandilord supplies the highest current base Attack among Grass Pals and useful poison protection; Lyleen turns the final slot into an activated party heal. Keep the three support jobs together, then replace either field slot when a fight calls for a different attacker or utility tool.
BristlaParty attack support
Nitemary BotanParty defense support
Ribbuny BotanWeak-point support
DandilordPrimary field attacker
LyleenSustain / second attackerEvery slot has a job. The cards below show the exact synergy, its rank range, who it affects, and a mapped route to recruiting that pal.
Keep Bristla in any party slot. Princess Gaze raises the Attack of every Grass Pal by 15-30%; a second Bristla does not add another copy.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 16 to 25 across 319 points on the main island.
Soul Binder raises the Defense of every Grass Pal by 15-30% while Nitemary Botan is in the party. Duplicate copies do not stack.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 50 to 54 across 13 points on the main island.
Ground 'n' Pound raises the player's and Pals' Grass damage by 25-40% only when the target is weak to Grass. Its workbench-efficiency clause is a base-work bonus, not combat damage.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 18 to 55 across 311 points on the main island.
Dandilord has 135 base Attack, the highest in the current Grass roster. Its activated Poison 2 and party-wide poison and toxic-gas protection add control and World Tree utility; they are not Grass damage buffs.
No first-acquisition route in the mapped sources. No wild spawn, field-boss encounter, or breeding chain from mapped wild or field-boss starters is established for Dandilord. Other acquisition systems are outside this guide's mapped inputs.
Lyleen pairs 120 base Attack with an activated heal for the player and party Pals: 80% at rank 1 and 90% at rank 5, on a 300-second cooldown. Use it after meaningful party damage rather than as passive regeneration.
Catch it in the wild. Only spawns on the World Tree region.
Compare every surfaced partner effect at base rank and full condensation. Effects marked Unique can still scale by rank, but duplicate carriers do not stack.
| Pal / role | Partner effect | Affects | Rank 1 | Rank 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BristlaParty attack support | Grass Pal AttackUnique | Grass Pals | 15% | 30% |
| Nitemary BotanParty defense support | Grass Pal DefenseUnique | Grass Pals | 15% | 30% |
| Ribbuny BotanWeak-point support | Grass Weak-Point DamageUnique | You + Grass Pals | 25% | 40% |
Keep the build's identity while adapting the lineup to the pals you own or the encounter ahead.
LeafanSwap Leafan for Lyleen when you want another self-scaling attacker instead of the heal. With four other Grass Pals, Selfless Discipline grants Leafan +8% Attack and Defense at rank 1 or +24% at rank 5.
SilvanceSwap Silvance into an Ivy-Covered setup. Its 120 base Attack keeps the field slot credible, while Spore Stalwart adds an explosion when the player hits an Ivy-Covered enemy; that conditional explosion is not a general Grass-party buff.Leave Bristla, Nitemary Botan and Ribbuny Botan in the party, then field Dandilord or Lyleen as the encounter demands. Bristla and Nitemary Botan improve the Grass roster from any party slot; Ribbuny Botan pays off only when your Grass attack hits an enemy with a Grass weakness.
They affect different calculations: Grass-Pal Attack, Grass-Pal Defense and Grass weak-point damage. Each listed partner skill is non-stacking with another copy of the same carrier, and the weak-point bonus does nothing against a target that is not weak to Grass.
Dandilord and Lyleen are the flexible field slots. Keep Lyleen when the activated party heal matters, bring Leafan for an all-Grass self-scaling attacker, or use Silvance when your plan reliably applies Ivy-Covered. The three support slots define this template, but they are not mandatory for every encounter.
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