Checked against Palworld v1.0.3 · verified 2026-08-25 ·
Data status
Base work ranking
Dandilord is the best planting Pal in Palworld 1.0: it works at planting suitability level 8, the highest level any Pal reaches at this job, and it is the only Pal that reaches it. 46 of the 299 Pals in the game can do planting at all, and every one of them is ranked below — level first, base work speed second.
Pals with planting
4615% of the 299 in the Paldeck
Level ceiling
8the highest level recorded at any base job
Pal at the ceiling
1Dandilord
Fastest base work speed
100Dandilord
All 46 planting Pals in Palworld 1.0, ranked
Ordered by work suitability level, then base work speed, then Paldeck number.
46 of the 299 Pals in Palworld 1.0 can do planting at a base, about 15% of them. The highest suitability level any of them reaches is 8, and 1 Pal reaches it.
The table below is every one of them, ordered by suitability level, then by base work speed, then by Paldeck number. Two Pals on the same level are separated by the stat that changes how much work gets done per unit of time, not by an opinion about which one to use.
Level distribution: 1 at level 8, 2 at level 7, 3 at level 6, 4 at level 5, 5 at level 4, 16 at level 3, 9 at level 2, 6 at level 1. A level is a capability, not a rate — a Pal with a higher level unlocks work a lower-level Pal cannot do at all, which is why the level column outranks the speed column here.
Every level here comes from the same dataset the build checker uses, so a number on this page and a number on a Pal's own page cannot disagree. Work suitability is a property of the species: it is not inherited, not rolled at hatch and not changed by a passive, which is why breeding for it means breeding for the species.
By element, the 46 planting Pals break down as Grass 44, Ground 7, Dark 6, Dragon 2, and others — Grass is the largest group at 96% of the list. Elements do not change work suitability; they are here because they decide what a Pal survives, which is the second question anyone picking a base worker asks. Rarity across the same group runs 1 to 10, so a high level does not by itself mean a hard Pal to obtain.
Data from Palworld v1.0.3, verified 2026-08-25.
Related questions
What planting level do most Pals have in Palworld 1.0?
Level 3, which 16 of the 46 planting Pals sit on. The full spread is 1 at level 8, 2 at level 7, 3 at level 6, 4 at level 5, 5 at level 4, 16 at level 3, 9 at level 2, 6 at level 1. A level is a capability rather than a rate: a higher level unlocks work a lower one cannot do at all.
Why do some Pals in this planting ranking have no work speed?
1 of the 46 rows have no sourced base work speed in this dataset, so the column shows that rather than a guess. Their suitability level is sourced and they are ranked on it; only the tiebreaker is missing.
Can breeding give a Pal planting suitability it does not already have?
No. Work suitability is a property of the species: it is not inherited, not rolled at hatch and not granted by a passive skill. Breeding for a planting worker means breeding for one of the 46 species on this list, not for the trait.
Picked a planting worker from the table? Its profile carries the rest of its work suitability across all twelve base jobs, and its breeding page lists the parent pairs that produce it.