Blood of the Dragon in Palworld
10% increase in Dragon attack damage.
- Tier
- 1
- Roll weight
- 100
- Born with it
- No Pal
Game data
- Source
- DT_PassiveSkill_Main
- Build
- 4570950001
- Confidence
- exact
Values are the exact figures the game applies, not the rounded ones most guides quote.
Roll weight is the game’s own lottery weighting — higher means it appears more often when a random trait is rolled. It is a relative weight, not a percentage, and the game files contain no table converting it to one.
How to get Blood of the Dragon in Palworld
- No Pal is born with it, so it never comes guaranteed on a catch.
- Breed it down. A parent carrying Blood of the Dragon can pass it to the egg — how passive inheritance works.
- Random roll. It can roll on any caught or bred Pal, with a roll weight of 100.
Pals born with Blood of the Dragon
No Pal is born with Blood of the Dragon — it appears as a rolled trait, or is inherited from a parent that already carries it. Palworld’s files contain no inheritance probability table, so anyone quoting you odds for that is estimating.
Other passives that change Dragon attack damage
Blood of the Dragon gives +10%. 5 passives beat it, the best being Invader at +30%. A higher number is better here.
Passives that move the same stat, nearest first: Pal Dragon Damage Enhancement Lv. 2 (+12), Pal Dragon Damage Enhancement Lv. 1 (+6), Dragon Damage Enhancement (Large) (+3), Pal Dragon Damage Enhancement Lv. 3 (+18), Dragon Damage Enhancement (Medium) (+2), Dragon Damage Enhancement (Small) (+1), Pal Dragon Damage Enhancement Lv. 4 (+20) and Divine Dragon (+30). A Pal can carry four, so the practical question is which four — breeding for passives covers how they are inherited.
Extracted from Palworld's game files on (build 4570950001).Methodology