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Charge Cannon Dragon skill artwork
✶ Dragon active skill

Charge Cannon

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Fires an energy orb infused with draconic power at the enemy. The orb causes a wide-area explosion upon impact.

Taught by the Dragon Skill Fruit: Charge Cannon.

4 natural learnersEarliest at level 22
Power
400
Base impact
Cooldown
20s
Between uses
Power / CT
20.0
Raw ratio, not DPS
Learnsets
4
Level-up entries
Raw ratio check
Below element mean

20.0 Power/CT vs Dragon mean 21.2

Exported Power ÷ cooldown only; animation, hit count, range, effects, and matchup are not scored.

Lower ratioElement mean2× mean
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Pals that learn Charge Cannon

4 natural learners, ordered by the earliest level they unlock the skill.

Earliest: Lv 22
AegidronUnlocks at Lv 22Earliest learnerEidrolon IgnisUnlocks at Lv 22Azurobe CrystUnlocks at Lv 40SilvegisUnlocks at Lv 40
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Explore the Dragon arsenal

Same-element, high-Power alternatives with different cooldown profiles. Check their behavior and coverage in game before choosing.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which pals learn Charge Cannon in Palworld 1.0?

4 pals learn Charge Cannon, including Aegidron, Eidrolon Ignis, Azurobe Cryst, and 1 more. Aegidron learns it earliest, at level 22.

What element is Charge Cannon?

Charge Cannon is a Dragon skill with 400 power and a 20-second cooldown in Palworld 1.0.

How does Charge Cannon's raw Power/CT compare with other Dragon skills?

Charge Cannon's raw Power/CT is 20, below the Dragon mean of 21.2. This is exported Power divided by cooldown seconds, not DPS or an overall-quality verdict; animation time, hit count, accuracy, range, status effects, and matchup are not included.