How to Catch Gumoss in Palworld 1.0 (Stats, Skills & Drops)

 

    Gumoss is Paldeck entry #12, a dual Grass/Ground-type Pal built around a single base job: Planting. It carries an eight-move active-skill ladder that runs from a pair of 40-power openers up to a 600-power finisher, and it drops two low-tier farming materials on kill. The paldb.cc profile this article draws from does not list Gumoss's wild spawn locations, level range, rarity tier, capture-rate modifier, or egg type, and it doesn't describe what its partner skill actually does — those gaps are real, not an oversight in the writing, and are called out explicitly below rather than filled in with a guess.

 

Gumoss at a Glance

 

 

    Gumoss's documented profile is short and specific:

 

• Paldeck #: 12
• Element: Grass, Ground
• Work Suitability: Planting Lv.1
• Partner Skill: "Logging Assistance," unlocked at partner level 1

 

    Unlike a Pal with two or three work jobs, Gumoss's sourced profile lists exactly one: Planting at level 1. That's the complete work-suitability entry on the page, not a partial list. The source does not describe what Logging Assistance actually does — no effect text, no percentage, no cooldown is given on the profile page, so treat its function as undocumented rather than assume it works like another Pal's partner skill of a similar name.

 

Where to Find and How to Catch Gumoss

 

    The paldb.cc page used to build this article does not list Gumoss's spawn biomes, wild level range, a boss/variant encounter, or a numeric capture-rate correction — all of that is undocumented here, and this article won't invent a map location or a level number to fill the gap.

 

    What generally applies to any Palworld capture attempt still applies to Gumoss once you find one in the wild:

 

• Match the sphere to the fight. A tougher wild level calls for a stronger Sphere tier; without a documented level range for Gumoss, carry a mixed stock rather than assuming a low-tier Sphere will do.
• Bring counter-elements. Gumoss is dual Grass/Ground, so an attacker built around a Fire or Ice weakness will shorten the fight — the source doesn't specify an exact matchup multiplier for Gumoss, so plan around general Grass/Ground-matchup knowledge from your own roster rather than a number this article doesn't have.
• Lower its HP before throwing. Capture odds in Palworld scale with the target's remaining health in every documented case elsewhere in the game; there's no reason to assume Gumoss is an exception, even though its own multiplier isn't listed here.
• A status effect helps. Sleep, freeze, or stun-adjacent effects widen the capture window on essentially every Pal; again, no Gumoss-specific number is sourced, so this is general practice, not a documented Gumoss stat.

 

Gumoss's Combat Skills

 

 

    Gumoss's documented active-skill list, ordered by power from highest to lowest:

 

1. Wind Burst — 600
2. Solar Blast — 450
3. Sand Tornado — 200
4. Seed Mine — 120
5. Seed Machine Gun — 80
6. Stone Blast — 80
7. Wind Cutter — 40
8. Bog Blast — 40

 

    That's eight documented moves with two exact ties: Seed Machine Gun and Stone Blast both sit at 80 power, and Wind Cutter and Bog Blast both sit at 40 power. The ladder otherwise climbs steadily — 40, 80, 120, 200 — before a wide jump to 450 and 600 for the top two moves, similar in shape to other early-Paldeck Pals whose kit is front-loaded with weak utility moves and back-loaded with a couple of genuinely strong finishers.

 

Stats, Partner Skill and Drops

 

 

    At Level 80, Gumoss's documented stat range is:

 

• HP: 3,700 – 4,540 (a spread of 4,540 − 3,700 = 840)
• Attack: 520 – 646 (a spread of 646 − 520 = 126)
• Defense: 470 – 596 (a spread of 596 − 470 = 126)

 

    Attack and Defense carry the exact same 126-point spread between their low and high rolls, while HP swings about 6.67 times wider in absolute terms (840 ÷ 126 = 6.67) — worth knowing if you're comparing individual stat rolls rather than just the headline numbers.

 

    Gumoss's documented drops:

 

• Berry Seeds — 1 per kill
• Gumoss Leaf — 1 per kill

 

    No drop rate percentage is given for either item on the sourced profile, so treat both "1 per kill" figures as quantity data only, not a guaranteed-100%-drop claim unless paldb.cc says so explicitly (it doesn't, on this profile).

 

Practical tips

• Don't assume Gumoss's partner skill "Logging Assistance" does what its name suggests — its function isn't documented on the source profile, so check in-game before relying on it for base logging work.
• Its skill ladder has two exact power ties (Seed Machine Gun/Stone Blast at 80, Wind Cutter/Bog Blast at 40) before jumping hard to 450 and 600 — plan a moveset around those two finishers rather than the low end.
• Attack and Defense both carry a 126-point Level 80 spread; HP's spread is roughly 6.67 times wider, so a "good roll" Gumoss is defined mostly by its HP roll.
• Farm Gumoss for both Berry Seeds and Gumoss Leaf if you need either — both drop at 1 per kill with no documented rate, so neither is confirmed as a guaranteed 100% drop.
• Because spawn locations aren't documented here, check an in-game map or your own exploration before planning a dedicated farming route.

 

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Conclusion

 

    Gumoss is a dual Grass/Ground-type Pal at Paldeck #12, built for Planting Lv.1 work, with an eight-move active-skill ladder that tops out at 600 power on Wind Burst. At Level 80 it rolls 3,700–4,540 HP, 520–646 Attack, and 470–596 Defense, and reliably drops 1 Berry Seeds plus 1 Gumoss Leaf per kill. Its partner skill "Logging Assistance" and its wild spawn locations, level range, rarity, egg type, and capture-rate modifier are not documented in the source used for this article — verify those in-game before you plan a dedicated catch run.

 

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