Palworld team builder
Five slots, and the thing that decides whether they work together is not raw stats — it is whether the team can hit everything it meets, and whether all five fold to the same element. This works both out as you pick.
What the coverage panel is doing
An element is “covered” when at least one Pal in the team deals extra damage to it. Palworld swings elemental damage hard enough that a well-matched B-tier Pal beats a mismatched S-tier one, which is why coverage matters more than the tier list for a party you actually take out.
The shared-weakness warning is the more useful half. Five Pals that all fold to Dragon look like a strong team right up until a Dragon boss, and it is the failure mode nobody notices while building.
One caveat on provenance: every stat here is from the game files, but the element matchups are not. Palworld resolves elemental damage in native code rather than a data table, so the type chart is community-documented consensus — the one input on this page we cannot extract.
Extracted from Palworld’s game files on (build 4797047678).