Best Support Pals: Healers, Party Buffs, and Drop Rate Boosters
The best support Pals in Palworld with exact numbers — Lyleen Noct's 95% heal, Solenne's 80% attack buff, every element's party buffer, and the drop-rate crew that makes farming pay double.

Damage gets the headlines, but the Pals that keep you alive, buff your team, and double your loot are the ones that quietly carry a playthrough. These are the best support Pals in the game with their exact numbers — every value below scales with the Pal's partner skill rank, from Rank 1 up to Rank 5.
The Healers
Activated heals restore a percentage of Health to you and your whole party — and the numbers are huge:
| Pal | Heal | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Lyleen Noct | 85–95% | The best heal in the game — spawns wild on the World Tree, plus a night-only alpha |
Lyleen | 80–90% | Nearly as strong and far easier to get |
Petallia Ignis | 80–90% | Matches base Lyleen's numbers |
Petallia | 75–85% | The budget healer that still erases boss damage |
Prefer passive sustain? Felbat and Lovander instead grant you life steal while fighting together — 5% of damage dealt at Rank 1, 9% at Rank 5.
The Biggest Attack Buff in the Game
Solenne increases the player's Attack by 30% at Rank 1 — and a massive 80% at Rank 5 — as long as every Pal in your party is a different species. That's an easy condition to meet and it turns your own weapons into the hardest-hitting thing on the field. Pair it with an attack-element converter from the element conversion guide and you're doing boss-melting damage on foot.
Element Attack Buffers (+15–30%)
One cheap Pal per element boosts the Attack of every party Pal sharing its element — 15% at Rank 1, 30% at Rank 5. Most are early-game catches, which makes them the best value slots in any mono-element team:
| Element | Pal |
|---|---|
| Fire | Kelpsea Ignis |
| Water | Kelpsea |
| Electric | Sparkit |
| Ice | Foxcicle |
| Grass | Bristla |
| Ground | Dumud |
| Dark | Hoocrates |
| Dragon | Quivern |
| Neutral | Ribbuny or Cremis |
Element Defense Buffers (+15–30%)
It's the same clean pattern as the attack roster — one buffer per element, same 15-to-30% scaling — but skewed toward subspecies, so a few of these take real hunting. Rooby and Dinossom are the easy early grabs; Gloopie Primo and Sibelyx Primo are late-game variant catches you add when a mono-element defense core starts mattering in raids.
The defensive mirror of the same system — each boosts the Defense of party Pals sharing its element by 15–30%:
| Element | Pal |
|---|---|
| Fire | Rooby |
| Water | Gloopie Primo |
| Electric | Dinossom Lux |
| Ice | Rayhound Cryst |
| Grass | Nitemary Botan |
| Ground | Kikit |
| Dark | Wistella |
| Dragon | Dinossom |
| Neutral | Sibelyx Primo |
The Drop Rate Crew (+40–80% More Loot)
These Pals make defeated Pals of a specific element drop 40% more items at Rank 1 — 80% more at Rank 5. Bring the right one to your farming route and every organ, ingot, and fragment run nearly doubles:
| Farming This Element | Bring | Rank 5 Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Fire | Penking or Faleris Aqua | +80% drops |
| Water | Fenglope Lux | +80% drops |
| Electric | Menasting or Menasting Terra | +80% drops |
| Ice | Faleris or Cryolinx | +80% drops |
| Grass | Blazehowl | +80% drops |
| Ground | Vaelet | +80% drops |
| Dark | Elphidran | +80% drops |
| Neutral | Blazehowl Noct or Katress | +80% drops |
Dragon is the one element without a drop booster, so dragon-part farming stays honest work. For what each Pal actually drops, check the item database or any Pal's own page.






























