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Soak the target to double your Electric damage, then convert every shot to Electric.
The engine here is not a partner skill at all, it is an element interaction: a Soaked enemy takes double damage from Electric attacks. Ophydia makes your attacks apply Soak, Prixter Lux converts those attacks to Electric for 30 seconds, and the two together mean your weapon is hitting a target that is taking 2x from the element you just switched to. Jormuntide adds 50% to 65% on top for anything Soaked, and Solenne pays 30% to 80% raw attack for keeping five different species in the party. Slowatt is the fifth slot because Electric attacks eventually proc Electrify, which wipes Soak off the target, and Slowatt turns that otherwise wasted window into an area discharge.
OphydiaSoak opener
Prixter LuxElectric conversion
JormuntideSoak amplifier
SolenneParty-wide attack
SlowattElectrify payoffEvery slot has a job. The cards below show the exact synergy, its rank range, who it affects, and a mapped route to recruiting that pal.
Makes your attacks inflict Soak Lv 2 to Lv 6. Soak is the whole build: it doubles the Electric damage the target takes, so this slot is worth more than its own numbers suggest.
Start with the mapped field-boss encounter. The lowest mapped encounter is level 69.
Activated: converts your attacks to Electric and raises your Attack by 30% for 30 seconds, on a 50-second cooldown. This is what lets a Soaked target take double damage from an ordinary gun.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 65 to 68 across 35 points on the main island.
Adds 50% to 65% damage for you and your pals while the target is Soaked, stacking on top of the doubled Electric damage rather than replacing it.
Start with the mapped field-boss encounter. The lowest mapped encounter is level 55.
Pays 30% to 80% attack as long as no two pals in the party share a species. This lineup already satisfies that, so it is the largest unconditional number on the page.
Catch it in the wild. Only spawns on the World Tree region.
When you hit an Electrified enemy it discharges for 40% to 60% of your attack to everything nearby. It only fires while Soak is off the target, which makes it a partial refund rather than a bonus.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 65 to 66 across 64 points on the main island.
Soak the target with Ophydia, activate Prixter Lux to turn your shots Electric, and fire into the doubled element damage while Jormuntide adds 65% and Solenne adds 80% attack. Reapply Soak whenever an Electrify proc overwrites it, because Electrify replaces Soak rather than layering on top of it. Slowatt is the consolation prize during those Electrify windows: your hits detonate the target for area damage.
Compare every surfaced partner effect at base rank and full condensation. Effects marked Unique can still scale by rank, but a second carrier of the same species adds nothing. Two different species carrying the same effect do add together.
| Pal / role | Partner effect | Affects | Rank 1 | Rank 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 OphydiaSoak opener | Soak InflictionUnique | You | Lv 2 | Lv 6 |
 JormuntideSoak amplifier | Damage vs Soaked TargetsUnique | You and pal | 50% | 65% |
 SolenneParty-wide attack | Attack (all species unique)Unique | You | 30% | 80% |
 SlowattElectrify payoff | Electrified-Target DischargeUnique | You | 40% | 60% |
This is a trainer-damage build, so pal-side element passives like Capacitor and Lord of Lightning do nothing for you: they raise the damage of the pal carrying them, not your gun. Only the player-facing implants matter, and the two that matter most stack once per party slot.
10% increase in Player Attack.
Buffs your attack, not the pal carrying it, so it works from a party slot with the pal never leaving its sphere. Every multiplier on this page scales off the attack number this raises.
50% player attack across five carriers
Bought once from a bounty officer for bounty tokens, then applied to any pal for gold. Bounty tokens come from the purple wanted markers on your map.
10% increase in Player Defense.
The defensive twin. This build has no Silvegis and no dedicated tank, so player defense is the only mitigation it buys.
50% player defense across five carriers
Same bounty officer, same one-time purchase. Buy both on the first trip.
Player Reload Speed +4%
Worth 4% reload speed per copy. Prixter Lux gives you a 30-second window and you want to spend it firing, not reloading, so reload speed converts fairly directly into damage here.
20% reload speed across five carriers
Sold by the arena vendor for battle tickets earned from arena challenges.
Pal and Player Auto Health Regeneration Rate +50% Defense +25% Immune to Poison Damage Immune to Burn Damage
Defense, health regeneration and immunity to poison and burn. Worth chasing once the core two are on every slot, but it is a long breeding project and it does nothing for your damage.
Defense and regeneration on every carrier, immunities do not need stacking
Mutation-pool only, so it never rolls on an ordinary wild catch. Breed for it, or pull the implant from the ancient relic recycler.
Because Prixter Lux supplies the element, the weapon does not need to be Electric. What it needs is a high rate of fire, since every individual hit is being multiplied by the doubled element damage, Jormuntide and Solenne. Materials listed are the first craftable tier of each line.
Rate of fire beats raw per-shot damage in this build. A slow, hard-hitting weapon spends most of the 30-second conversion window reloading.
The best sustained-damage-per-second option in the game and the natural home for a build that multiplies every bullet. Its own discharge chains between enemies, which pairs neatly with Slowatt on group fights.
A rifle that releases an electrical discharge from the point of impact, which chains to multiple enemies.
Run this until the plasma rifle unlocks at technology 70. It gives up damage but its ammunition needs only Soralite Ingots and gunpowder.
An assault rifle made from Soralite Ingots. It has been enhanced to handle powerful ammo while maintaining its versatility.
Useful when the Soak window is short and you want to dump damage fast. Splash damage also refreshes Soak on everything in the blast, which matters on multi-target fights.
A grenade launcher made from Soralite Ingots. Improved trajectory stability allows for precise long-range bombings.
Drones attack on their own, so they keep contributing while you reload inside the conversion window. They stop working if you drift out of range, so stay close.
A launcher that fires drones which perform autonomous attacks. Capable of deploying up to 9 units, enabling sustained suppression.
Four slots, all of them player-facing. Ignore the Lord of Lightning Baton and the Electric Support Whistle here: every element accessory in the game is flagged Pal Only Equip and raises your active pal Electric damage, not your own converted shots.
Attack Up Lv. 4, worth 20% attack to you and another 16% to the pal fighting beside you. The largest single attack accessory in the game.
An accessory that greatly raises your Attack, and that of the Pal fighting alongside you.
Attack Up Lv. 3, worth another 15% attack. There is no third attack accessory, so the last two slots go defensive.
An accessory that raises Attack.
Extends roll and sidestep invincibility by 20%. With no tank in this lineup, dodge frames are the mitigation.
An accessory that extends the invincibility period of rolls and sidesteps.
Defense Up Lv. 4 and Health Up Lv. 4 from one slot, so 25% defense and 25% health.
An accessory that greatly raises Defense and Health.
Attack food and defense food are mutually exclusive: eating one removes the other. This build has no defensive party slot, so the call is closer than it is on a tanky build, but attack still wins because so much multiplies it.
Rarity beats the roll. If two pieces tie, take the one that rolled attack.
Worth 20% attack, cheap, and craftable all game. Eat it before the fight, not during, because the conversion window is too short to spend on a food animation.
Now with cheese, this dish has reached the highest level of fine cuisine. Eating it will increase Attack by +20% and stay full longer for a period of time.
Worth 25% attack. Five percentage points over the cheeseburger for a much harder recipe.
A dish made by simmering vegetables and meat with spices. The rich flavor is highlighted by large chunks of tender meat. Eating it will increase your Attack by 25% for a period of time.
Craft one before committing to a stat spread so a wrong allocation costs materials rather than a character.
A potion that allows the player to reset their status points when consumed. It has no effect if consumed by a Pal.
A pure trainer-damage ordering. Nothing in this party protects you, so health comes earlier than it would on a build with Silvegis in it.
The order matters more here than on most builds, because two of the statuses involved cannot coexist. Steps one and two happen before the fight.
Solenne pays nothing if two pals share a species. The default lineup satisfies this, but it is the first thing that breaks after a swap and it fails silently.
Attack and defense food replace each other, so eating defense food actively removes your attack bonus. Take the Mozzarina Cheeseburger and leave it there.
Get Ophydia Soak onto the target first. Soak is what doubles the Electric damage, so activating Prixter Lux into a dry target wastes most of the window. Water pals cannot be Soaked at all, which is the one matchup where this build simply does not work.
You get 30 seconds of Electric conversion and 30% attack against a 50-second cooldown, so roughly three fifths uptime. Spend all of it firing. Do not open the window and then reposition.
Electric attacks eventually inflict Electrify, and Electrify replaces Soak instead of stacking with it. The moment that happens you lose the 2x and Jormuntide together. Land a hit to refresh Soak as soon as the Electrify window ends.
While the target is Electrified rather than Soaked, your hits detonate it for 40% to 60% of your attack to everything nearby. On single-target boss fights this is a small refund. On group fights it is the reason the build clears rooms.
This lineup is one slot different from the community version it started as, and the reasoning for the swap is worth stating openly along with the comps that get suggested instead.
The case for it
Univolt raises Electric damage to weak points by 25% to 40% for you and your pals. In a build that converts everything to Electric, that reads like a natural fit.
It is doubly conditional: the bonus needs Electric to be hitting an elemental weakness, and it only applies to weak-point hits. Solenne pays 80% attack on every hit for a condition this party already meets. Univolt is the right pick against Water and Flying bosses specifically, which is why it is listed as an alternate rather than dropped.
The case for it
Snock makes your attacks inflict Electrify Lv 2 to Lv 6, which would give Slowatt a reliable trigger instead of waiting on random procs.
It fights the core of the build. Electrify and Soak cannot be on a target at once, so guaranteeing Electrify means guaranteeing that the doubled Electric damage and Jormuntide are switched off. Electric and Ground pals are also immune to Electrify outright. Snock belongs in a dedicated Slowatt add-clear party, not this one.
The case for it
Lord of Lightning as a passive and the Lord of Lightning Baton, Electric Support Whistle and Fenglope Lux Ring as accessories all raise Electric damage by 18% to 30%.
Every one of them is flagged Pal Only Equip or is a pal passive. They raise your active pal Electric damage and do nothing for your converted shots. In a trainer-damage build those four slots should be Dogen Emblem, Attack Pendant, Phantom Ring and Warsect Terra Belt instead.
The case for it
Slowatt only works during Electrify windows, which the build actively tries to avoid, so the slot looks wasted.
Fair on a single-target boss, and Lapure is the better pick there because permanent Electric conversion is worth more than a situational discharge. Slowatt stays in the default lineup because Electrify procs happen whether you want them or not, and unclaimed windows are worse than a partial refund.
Nothing in this build needs a rare drop. Ophydia and Jormuntide are the two that take real effort, and both are breedable.
Keep the build's identity while adapting the lineup to the pals you own or the encounter ahead.
LapureCuts partner skill cooldowns by up to 50%, which takes Prixter Lux from 50 seconds down to 25 against a 30-second effect. That is permanent Electric conversion, and it is the strongest swap on this page if you fight long bosses.
UnivoltRaises Electric damage to weak points by 25% to 40%, but only when Electric is actually hitting an elemental weakness. Bring it for Water and Flying targets, not as a general slot.
SnockApplies Electrify instead of Soak. It commits you to the Slowatt half of the build and turns off Jormuntide and the doubled Electric damage, so treat it as a different build rather than an upgrade.
Helzephyr LuxThe other Electric conversion, delivered as a mount rather than an activated buff. Use it if you would rather fly than manage a cooldown, and accept that the conversion dies with the mount.Because a Soaked target takes double damage from Electric attacks. That element interaction, not any partner skill, is the largest multiplier on the page. Ophydia applies Soak and Prixter Lux makes your shots Electric, so the two slots together are what turn an ordinary rifle into the build.
No. Poison is the only status in Palworld 1.0 that coexists with other statuses. Everything else replaces whatever was there, so an Electrify proc wipes your Soak and switches off both the doubled Electric damage and Jormuntide. That is why the rotation tells you to reapply Soak rather than assuming both are up.
Water pals, because they cannot be Soaked, which removes the entire engine. Electric and Ground pals are immune to Electrify, so Slowatt does nothing against them either. Against a Water boss, use a different party rather than trying to force this one.
Univolt raises Electric damage to weak points, but only when Electric is hitting an elemental weakness, so it is off for most of a fight. Solenne pays 30% to 80% attack on every hit for a condition this party already meets, which is five different species. Univolt is still the correct pick against Water and Flying bosses and is listed as an alternate.
No. Lord of Lightning Baton, Electric Support Whistle, Fenglope Lux Ring and Orserk Talisman all carry Pal Only Equip effects, which raise the Electric damage of the pal fighting beside you. Your own converted attacks scale from raw attack, so use Dogen Emblem and the Attack Pendant instead.
Prixter Lux runs 30 seconds of effect on a 50-second cooldown, so about three fifths uptime. Lapure cuts partner skill cooldowns by up to 50% at rank 5, which brings that to 25 seconds against a 30-second effect. The Electric conversion becomes permanent. On long boss fights that is the strongest single swap available to this build.
Yes, for the numbers quoted here. Ophydia goes from Soak Lv 2 to Lv 6, Jormuntide from 50% to 65%, Solenne from 30% to 80%, and Slowatt from 40% to 60%. An uncondensed party gives roughly half the build.
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