Fuack in Palworld: Paldeck #5 Stats, Skills, and Drops Guide
Fuack is one of the lowest-numbered entries in the Paldeck, sitting at #5, and it carries a single Water element rather than a dual typing, according to paldb.cc's Paldeck listing. A low Paldeck number usually means an early-game Pal that's easy to find and easy to put to work fast, and Fuack's spread of work suitabilities, its "Surfing Slam" partner skill, and a full eight-move active skill list back that up. This guide works entirely from paldb.cc's Fuack entry: Paldeck number, element, work suitability, partner skill, active skill list with power values, level-80 stat range, and confirmed drops. Where that page doesn't specify something — habitat/spawn location, capture rate, breeding combinations, or the exact mechanical effect of the partner skill — this guide says so plainly instead of guessing.
Paldeck Profile: An Early Water-Type Pal
Fuack sits at Paldeck #5 and carries a single Water element, per its paldb.cc entry — no secondary typing is listed, unlike some later Water Pals that pick up Ice or another element alongside it. A low single-digit Paldeck number like #5 typically signals a Pal players encounter very early, and Fuack's straightforward single-element profile fits that pattern: one type to plan around, rather than juggling two elemental strengths and weaknesses in combat.
The facts available don't include Fuack's habitat, spawn biome, or capture rate — paldb.cc's page as captured here doesn't carry those fields, so treat all of that as undocumented rather than assume a location or catch difficulty from memory or from other Water Pals' patterns.
Work Suitability: Where Fuack Fits on Your Base
Fuack's confirmed work suitabilities, per paldb.cc, are:
- Watering — level 1
- Handiwork — level 1
- Transporting — level 1
All three sit at level 1, the entry tier for each job type. Notably, paldb.cc's list doesn't include Cooling for Fuack despite its pure Water-element typing. That's worth flagging rather than assuming: the source simply doesn't list a fourth suitability here, so this guide isn't claiming Fuack can staff a Cooler. With three level-1 jobs, Fuack reads as an early-game generalist that can water crops, help with handiwork tasks, or haul items, but at the lowest output tier for each rather than excelling at any single one. The facts don't specify how these levels scale with Fuack's own character level or with condensing, so treat any claim about scaled output beyond level 1 as unconfirmed.
Partner Skill and Active Combat Skills
Fuack's partner skill is named "Surfing Slam," unlocked at partner skill level 1, per paldb.cc. The source records the skill's name and unlock level but not a description of what it mechanically does in play — that specific detail is undocumented here, so this guide doesn't speculate about its effect beyond the name itself.
The active skill list, however, is fully specified with power values. Ranked from strongest to weakest:
- Geyser Gush — power 600
- Hydro Laser — power 450
- Aqua Burst — power 200
- Power Shot — power 80
- Bubble Blast — power 80
- Aqua Gun — power 50
- Hydro Jet — power 40
- Ice Missile — power 40
Two pairs tie exactly: Power Shot and Bubble Blast both sit at 80 power, and Hydro Jet and Ice Missile both sit at 40. The gap between the top and bottom of the list is substantial — Geyser Gush's 600 power is 15 times Hydro Jet's or Ice Missile's 40 (600 ÷ 40 = 15), and even the second-strongest move, Hydro Laser at 450, is 9 times Aqua Gun's 50 (450 ÷ 50 = 9). That's the kind of jump that separates an early unlock from Fuack's strongest late-game move rather than a gradual climb.
Level 80 Stats and Confirmed Drops
At level 80, paldb.cc lists Fuack's stat range as:
- HP: 3,300 – 4,020 (a spread of 4,020 − 3,300 = 720 points across the individual-value range)
- Attack: 580 – 724 (a spread of 724 − 580 = 144 points)
- Defense: 410 – 518 (a spread of 518 − 410 = 108 points)
The HP spread is by far the widest of the three in absolute terms — 720 points, nearly seven times the Defense spread of 108 (720 ÷ 108 ≈ 6.7) — meaning a well-rolled Fuack's HP can differ from a poorly-rolled one by more than 700 points at the same level, worth checking before assuming two level-80 Fuacks are interchangeable in combat.
Confirmed drops from paldb.cc:
- Leather — 1
- Aquatic Pal Fluids — 1
No capture rate, experience yield, or additional drop conditions (such as drop boosts from specific weapons) appear in the sourced facts, so none of that is claimed here.
Assign Fuack to Watering or Transporting duty early — its level-1 suitability across three job types makes it a flexible filler Pal rather than a top-tier specialist for any one of them. In combat, lean on Geyser Gush or Hydro Laser once unlocked; the level-40 moves (Hydro Jet, Ice Missile) are best treated as early-game fallbacks, not your endgame kit. Since Fuack drops both Leather and Aquatic Pal Fluids, it doubles as an easy early-crafting-material source alongside base work.
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Conclusion
Fuack's Paldeck #5 entry is a straightforward single-element Water Pal: three level-1 work suitabilities (notably no Cooling despite the Water typing) that make it an early-game generalist base worker, a partner skill whose name is documented but whose effect isn't, and an active skill list that ranges from a 40-power early move to a 600-power finisher — a 15x jump by the numbers. Its level-80 stat spread, especially the 720-point HP range, matters more than a single "average" number when comparing two individual Fuacks. Where paldb.cc's entry didn't specify a detail — habitat, capture rate, breeding, or the partner skill's mechanics — this guide left it marked as undocumented rather than filled in a guess. Set up your own Palworld 1.0 server to put this Fuack data to use with a full base crew.