How to Catch Warsect in Palworld (Paldeck #113, Stats, Skills & Drops)
Warsect is Paldeck entry #113, a dual Ground/Grass-element Pal whose documented work suitability peaks at Lv5 in Transporting, with Lv4 Lumbering and Lv3 ratings in both Planting and Handiwork. Its eight-move active skill list runs from a 40-power Wind Cutter to a 600-power Wind Burst, a 15-fold spread (600 ÷ 40 = 15). Below is everything paldb.cc confirms about Warsect's profile, kit, partner skill and drops — and what it doesn't confirm, since the source lists no spawn location, catch rate, level range, egg type, or rarity tier for this Pal.
Warsect at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Paldeck # | 113 |
| Element | Ground / Grass |
| Planting | Lv3 |
| Handiwork | Lv3 |
| Lumbering | Lv4 |
| Transporting | Lv5 |
| HP (Level 80) | 5,700 – 7,140 |
| Attack (Level 80) | 700 – 880 |
| Defense (Level 80) | 770 – 986 |
Transporting is Warsect's single strongest work rating at Lv5, ahead of Lumbering at Lv4 and a tie between Planting and Handiwork at Lv3 each — a Pal built more for hauling and logging than for crafting-station work. On the Level 80 range, HP swings 1,440 points (7,140 − 5,700 = 1,440), a 25.3% spread (1,440 ÷ 5,700 ≈ 0.253). Attack swings 180 points (≈25.7%, 180 ÷ 700), and Defense swings 216 points (≈28.1%, 216 ÷ 770) — Defense has the widest individual-roll variance of the three, not HP. No rarity tier or breeding-rank data is listed that would explain which end of that range is more common — that's undocumented.
Where to Find and Catch Warsect
The paldb.cc page used for this article does not list Warsect's spawn biome, level range, a boss/variant encounter, an egg type, or a capture-rate correction — all undocumented, and this article won't invent a map location to fill the gap. What is confirmed is the fight itself: Warsect's Level 80 Attack tops out at 880, and its kit includes a 400-power Rock Lance and a 600-power Wind Burst, so treat an encounter as a real threat even without a documented level band. Until a spawn point is documented, fall back on general Palworld capture practice: weaken it with a counter-element attacker and lower its HP before you throw, using a Sphere tier matched to whatever level you find it at.
Warsect's Active Skills, Ranked by Power
| Skill | Power |
|---|---|
| Wind Cutter | 40 |
| Seed Machine Gun | 80 |
| Stone Blast | 80 |
| Stone Cannon | 120 |
| Giga Horn | 250 |
| Rock Lance | 400 |
| Solar Blast | 450 |
| Wind Burst | 600 |
Eight skills are listed; Seed Machine Gun and Stone Blast tie at 80 power, the only tie in the set. Wind Burst at 600 power is 15 times stronger than Wind Cutter at 40 (600 ÷ 40 = 15). Our source doesn't document each move's unlock level, TP cost, or element type, so treat the power column as confirmed and the rest as open until a source states it.
Partner Skill and Drops
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Partner Skill | Cast-Iron Shell (unlocks at partner skill level 1) |
| Drop | Honey — 3–4 |
| Drop | Ground Radiant Gem — 10–20 |
| Drop | Decayed Ancient Relic — 30–50 |
| Drop | Dormant Ancient Relic — 10–20 |
| Drop | Gorgeous Ancient Relic — 4–8 |
| Drop | Glowing Ancient Relic — 2–3 |
| Drop | Glistening Ancient Relic — 1 |
The name and unlock level are confirmed, but the source doesn't describe what Cast-Iron Shell does — no effect text, percentage, or cooldown, so its function is undocumented, not guessed at. The drop table runs seven items, five of them Ancient Relic tiers from 1 Glistening up to 30–50 Decayed per kill, alongside a Honey drop and a Ground Radiant Gem drop. No drop-rate percentage is listed for any item, so treat every quantity as a per-kill range, not a guaranteed drop.
Practical tips
- Warsect's Lv5 Transporting rating makes it a strong pick for a hauling-focused base even without a documented spawn point yet.
- Don't trust skill-name intuition for damage: Seed Machine Gun and Stone Blast tie at 80 power, while Wind Burst at 600 is the clear top hit.
- Bring a counter-element attacker and lower Warsect's HP before you throw a Sphere — no level range or capture-rate modifier is documented for it specifically.
- Farm Warsect if you need Decayed Ancient Relics (30–50 per kill) over the far scarcer Glistening Ancient Relic (1 per kill) — no drop-rate percentage is listed for either.
- Treat any claimed spawn location for Warsect you find elsewhere as unverified until cross-checked — our source lists none.
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Conclusion
Warsect is Paldeck #113, a dual Ground/Grass-element Pal with Lv5 Transporting as its top work rating, Lv4 Lumbering, and a Level 80 stat range of 5,700–7,140 HP, 700–880 Attack, 770–986 Defense. Its eight active skills run from a 40-power Wind Cutter, its weakest move, to a 600-power Wind Burst, 15 times stronger. Its partner skill, Cast-Iron Shell, unlocks at level 1 but has no documented effect in our source, and it drops seven distinct items on defeat, from 3–4 Honey up to 30–50 Decayed Ancient Relics, with no listed drop rate for any of them. What isn't confirmed anywhere in our data — spawn location, spawn level, egg type, capture rate, rarity — is worth remembering as an open gap rather than filling in from memory or a random guide.
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