Palworld Fuddler Guide: Stats, Skills, and Work Suitability
Fuddler is Paldeck entry #31, a Ground-element Pal whose documented profile is built almost entirely around base-camp labor rather than combat. Its Work Suitability line covers three jobs — Handiwork, Mining, and Transporting — with all three listed at level 1. This guide runs through every stat, skill, and drop paldb.cc lists for Fuddler, and calls out plainly the handful of things that source doesn't cover, like spawn locations, capture-rate modifiers, or rarity/egg type.
Paldeck Entry and Element
Fuddler sits at Paldeck number 31. Its single listed element is Ground — no elemental weakness/resistance chart accompanies that entry in the sourced data, so don't assume a specific type matchup for Fuddler without checking a separate type-effectiveness source. Where Fuddler actually spawns in the overworld, at what wild level range, its capture-rate modifier, and its rarity or egg type are all undocumented in this data pull — paldb.cc's Fuddler page as fetched here doesn't carry any of those fields, so treat claims about "where to catch Fuddler" or "how rare it is" that you see elsewhere as unverified against this source.
Work Suitability: Handiwork, Mining, and Transporting
Fuddler's full Work Suitability list is three entries, each at level 1:
- Handiwork, level 1
- Mining, level 1
- Transporting, level 1
That's the full list. A level-1 rating in all three doesn't disqualify Fuddler from a matching base station, but it caps how much benefit assigning Fuddler brings to that station; a level-3 Pal in the same slot clears the same job faster. Fuddler's Partner Skill, Mining Assistance, unlocks at partner level 1, but paldb.cc's page as sourced here doesn't describe what Mining Assistance actually does in-world beyond its name; that mechanical detail is undocumented in this data pull.
Base Stats at Level 80
paldb.cc lists Fuddler's level-80 stats as ranges, reflecting the spread between a Pal with no stat-boosting passives/IVs and one with them maxed:
| Stat | Range | Spread |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 3,500 – 4,280 | 4,280 − 3,500 = 780 |
| Attack | 580 – 724 | 724 − 580 = 144 |
| Defense | 350 – 440 | 440 − 350 = 90 |
As a share of the low-end figure, HP moves by 780 ÷ 3,500 ≈ 22.3%, Attack by 144 ÷ 580 ≈ 24.8%, and Defense by 90 ÷ 350 ≈ 25.7% — so passives/IVs swing Fuddler's Defense the furthest in percentage terms, even though the raw point spread (90) is the smallest of the three. None of these numbers put Fuddler in dedicated-fighter territory next to a Pal built around Attack, which lines up with a Work Suitability list made up entirely of base-labor jobs.
Active Skills and Drops
Fuddler's active skill list, per paldb.cc, runs to 9 moves. Sorted by power, highest first:
| Active Skill | Power |
|---|---|
| Rocky Impact | 600 |
| Rock Lance | 400 |
| Sand Tornado | 200 |
| Stone Cannon | 120 |
| Power Bomb | 120 |
| Stone Blast | 80 |
| Power Shot | 80 |
| Fuddler Tunneler | 60 |
| Bog Blast | 40 |
That's a 9-move ladder running from a 40-power opener to a 600-power finisher — a 15x spread (600 ÷ 40 = 15) top to bottom. Summed, the whole list totals 40+60+80+80+120+120+200+400+600 = 1,700 power, averaging 1,700 ÷ 9 ≈ 188.9 power per move — a figure pulled well above the midpoint by Rocky Impact alone, which at 600 accounts for 600 ÷ 1,700 ≈ 35.3% of the list's combined power. The source doesn't specify which element each individual skill carries or at what Pal level Fuddler naturally learns each one — that breakdown is undocumented here.
Fuddler's drop table is a single entry: Leather, 1–2 per kill. No drop-rate percentage is attached to that listing in this data pull, so treat "1–2" as a confirmed quantity range of unconfirmed frequency — undocumented whether Leather drops on every kill or only sometimes.
Assign Fuddler to a Handiwork, Mining, or Transporting station early — all three sit at level 1, so it won't outperform a dedicated specialist, but it fills a slot until you have one. Rocky Impact (600) and Rock Lance (400) are Fuddler's two hardest-hitting moves if you bring it into a fight, together covering 1,000 of its 1,700 total listed power. Don't plan a dedicated Fuddler farming route around Leather drops or a specific spawn point — neither the drop rate nor the spawn location is documented in the source used here.
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Conclusion
Fuddler's profile, as paldb.cc records it, is a Ground-element, Paldeck #31 Pal with a Handiwork/Mining/Transporting Work Suitability line (all level 1), level-80 stats in the 3,500–4,280 HP / 580–724 Attack / 350–440 Defense ranges, a "Mining Assistance" Partner Skill unlocked at level 1, a 9-move active skill list topped by Rocky Impact (600 power) and Rock Lance (400 power), and a single-item drop table of Leather (1–2 per kill). Spawn locations, capture-rate modifier, rarity/egg type, the Mining Assistance effect description, per-skill elements, and drop-rate percentage aren't covered by the sourced data — treat those as open questions rather than settled facts until a source that documents them turns up.