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Checked against Palworld v1.0.3 · verified 2026-08-25 · Data status

Still Breedable is a data-derived Palworld build-legality and breeding reference: every answer on it is computed from a sourced dataset, not written by hand. It currently covers 299 Pals in Palworld v1.0.3, drawn from 12 graded sources, and every verdict states the exact rule and claim that produced it.

Pals covered
299
Version
v1.0.3
Graded sources
12
Dataset revision
2026-08-12-a614fc22

What this is

A version-aware build-legality checker. You name a Pal and the passives and active skills it must carry; we tell you whether that combination is obtainable now, needs a Pal kept from an earlier version, is blocked outright, breaks a slot rule, or is something we cannot yet verify.

Every answer names the game version, the dataset revision it was computed from, the date the underlying facts were verified, and the sources behind them. If we cannot show that, we do not publish the page.

What it is not

Advertising and affiliate disclosure

Still Breedable is supported by display advertising and affiliate links. Affiliate partners do not influence verdicts, rankings, or what we publish. Ads are labeled; partner links are marked as such. There is no paid placement inside a result, and no verdict has ever been changed for a commercial reason.

How to hold us to it

Read the methodology for the exact rule order, the data status for what the live dataset covers, and the corrections log for what we have got wrong. Every verdict page carries a report form.

Related questions

Is Still Breedable affiliated with Pocketpair or Palworld’s publisher?

No — this is an independent, unofficial fan reference. Every Palworld trademark belongs to its respective owner, and nothing here is official guidance.

How is every answer on this site produced?

Every verdict is computed from a sourced dataset covering 299 Pals in v1.0.3, drawn from 12 graded sources — never typed by hand for one page.

How is this site funded?

Through display ads and affiliate links, both clearly marked and never able to change a verdict — see the corrections and methodology pages for how a verdict is actually decided.