Braloha in Palworld: Paldeck #110 Stats, Skills, and Drops

Braloha overview card showing Paldeck number, element typing, and work suitability

 

    Braloha is Palworld's Paldeck #110 entry, a dual Grass/Ground-type Pal whose base data covers everything from its Level 80 stat spread to its full drop table. This article works through what PalDB's own Braloha entry actually documents — its work suitability levels, its Level 80 HP/Attack/Defense ranges, its partner skill and eight active skills (by name and power only, since that's what the source records), and the ten items it can drop on defeat.

 

Braloha's Paldeck Entry and Work Suitability

 

    Braloha sits at Paldeck number 110 and carries the Grass/Ground element combination. For base assignments, PalDB lists three work suitabilities: Planting at level 5, Gathering at level 5, and Mining at level 3. Planting and Gathering are Braloha's strongest suitabilities — both maxed at level 5 — while Mining sits at a more modest level 3. No other work suitabilities are recorded in this entry, so Braloha's base-building role is best read as farm-and-forage support rather than an all-rounder.

 

Braloha's Level 80 Stats

 

    At Level 80, Braloha's stat ranges (reflecting individual value variation) are:

 

  • HP: 6,100 – 7,660
  • Attack: 670 – 841
  • Defense: 770 – 986

 

Table card of Braloha's Level 80 HP, Attack, and Defense ranges

 

    Doing the arithmetic on each range: HP swings by 1,560 points from bottom to top, which is 1,560 ÷ 6,100 ≈ 25.6% higher at the top end than the bottom. Attack swings by 171 points (841 − 670), or 171 ÷ 670 ≈ 25.5% higher at maximum. Defense swings by 216 points (986 − 770), or 216 ÷ 770 ≈ 28.1% higher at maximum — the widest percentage spread of the three stats. In practice, that means two Level 80 Bralohas can differ by roughly a quarter in raw stat value depending on their individual values, with Defense the most volatile of the three.

 

Braloha's Partner Skill and Active Skills

 

    Braloha's partner skill is named Balmy Weather, unlocked at partner skill level 1. PalDB's entry for Braloha records only the skill's name and unlock level — it does not describe what Balmy Weather actually does in play, so this article won't guess at an effect that isn't documented.

 

    Braloha's active skill lineup, by name and power only (the source does not tag these with an element/type), runs from a low of 40 power up to a high of 600:

 

  • Bog Blast — 40 power
  • Seed Mine — 120 power
  • Grass Tornado — 200 power
  • Spine Vine — 250 power
  • Deep Breath — 400 power
  • Solar Blast — 450 power
  • Rocky Impact — 600 power
  • Wind Burst — 600 power

 

Table card listing Braloha's partner skill and all eight active skills with their power values

 

    That's an eight-skill spread with two skills tied for the top slot at 600 power apiece — Rocky Impact and Wind Burst — giving Braloha options at both the low end (fast, low-cost hits) and the high end (heavy-power finishers) of its kit.

 

What Braloha Drops When Defeated

 

    PalDB's drop table for Braloha lists ten possible items, each with its own quantity range per kill:

 

  • Leather — 1
  • Red Berries — 1–2
  • Lettuce Seeds — 1–2
  • Tomato Seeds — 1
  • Grass Radiant Gem — 10–20
  • Decayed Ancient Relic — 30–50
  • Dormant Ancient Relic — 10–20
  • Gorgeous Ancient Relic — 4–8
  • Glowing Ancient Relic — 2–3
  • Glistening Ancient Relic — 1

 

Table card of Braloha's ten possible drops and their quantity ranges

 

    Notice the drop table spans all five Ancient Relic quality tiers, from Decayed up to Glistening — each tier's quantity range shrinks as its rarity rises, from a possible 30–50 Decayed relics down to a single Glistening one. That's consistent with Braloha functioning as a farmable relic source across the whole quality ladder, not just the common end of it.

 

Braloha's Planting and Gathering suitabilities are both maxed at level 5, so it's a strong pick for crop and resource-gathering bases before you look at combat. Since none of its eight active skills carry a documented element in this data, don't assume a type advantage in battle beyond Braloha's own Grass/Ground typing — check power values instead when comparing skills. And because Balmy Weather's actual effect isn't recorded here, don't plan a build around an assumed weather mechanic until you've confirmed it in-game.

 

Running your own Palworld 1.0 server

 

    Once you know Braloha's stats and drop table, testing them out is easier on a server you control. A dedicated Palworld server lets you tune settings like taming speed, drop-rate multipliers, and PvP rules through the server's config files and launch arguments, so you can farm Braloha's Ancient Relic drops at a rate that suits your group, or set up an admin-moderated PvP arena to compare Level 80 Braloha builds directly. Multiplayer settings support up to 32 players per world, so a full squad can hunt Paldeck entries like Braloha together instead of splitting up.

 

Conclusion

 

    Braloha's Paldeck #110 entry is a Grass/Ground Pal with maxed Planting and Gathering suitability, a Level 80 stat spread that varies by roughly a quarter across HP, Attack, and Defense depending on individual values, an eight-skill active kit topped by two 600-power finishers, and a ten-item drop table that covers every Ancient Relic tier. The one gap worth flagging again: Balmy Weather's actual in-game effect isn't described in this source, so treat that specific detail as unconfirmed until verified in-game.

 

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