Palworld Wixen Guide: Stats, Skills, and Work Suitability

Wixen sits at Paldeck entry #78, a single-element Fire Pal whose Work Suitability line leans toward base-management chores — Kindling and Handiwork, both capped at the same level — rather than a pure combat profile. This guide runs through every stat, skill, and drop paldb.cc lists for Wixen, and says so plainly where that source leaves a gap, like the exact effect of its Partner Skill or where it spawns in the overworld.
Paldeck Entry and Element
Wixen is Paldeck number 78, and the sourced listing gives it a single element: Fire. No secondary element, and no weakness/resistance chart, is attached to that one-element listing in the data pulled here — treat any claim about a Fire/Water-style matchup for Wixen as something to verify against a separate type-effectiveness source, not this one. Where Wixen actually spawns, at what levels, and any breeding parentage are all undocumented in this pull — paldb.cc's Wixen page as fetched here carries no habitat, spawn-location, or breeding field, so treat "where to catch Wixen" claims found elsewhere as unverified against this source.
Work Suitability: Kindling, Handiwork, and Transporting
Wixen's full Work Suitability list is three entries:
- Kindling, level 3
- Handiwork, level 3
- Transporting, level 2
That's the full list the source shows. Two ratings tie at level 3 (Kindling and Handiwork), which reads as Wixen's practical ceiling — a Fire-element Pal that pulls double duty at a Kindling station (furnaces, campfires, that class of build) and a Handiwork bench, with a lower level-2 rating in Transporting as a secondary job. A level-3 rating isn't the maximum possible in this system, but it is the highest Wixen itself reaches on any listed line, so slotting it into Kindling or Handiwork gets more out of it than putting it on Transporting duty.

Base Stats at Level 80
paldb.cc lists Wixen'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 | 4,500 – 5,580 | 5,580 − 4,500 = 1,080 |
| Attack | 760 – 958 | 958 − 760 = 198 |
| Defense | 530 – 674 | 674 − 530 = 144 |
As a share of the low end of each range, HP moves by 1,080 ÷ 4,500 ≈ 24.0%, Attack by 198 ÷ 760 ≈ 26.1%, and Defense by 144 ÷ 530 ≈ 27.2% — so passives/IVs swing Wixen's Defense by the largest percentage of the three stats, Attack a close second, and HP by the smallest percentage even though its raw point spread (1,080) is the biggest number on the table. Both the Attack (760–958) and Defense (530–674) ranges are the values paldb.cc lists for Wixen.

Partner Skill, Active Skills, and Drops
Wixen's Partner Skill is "Lord Fox," unlocked at partner level 1 — the earliest possible unlock tier, available the moment Wixen joins your party as a partner. paldb.cc's page as sourced here doesn't include a description of what "Lord Fox" actually does in-world; that mechanical detail is undocumented in this data pull.
The active skill list paldb.cc records for Wixen, with listed power values only — the source doesn't attribute an element to any individual skill, so none is stated here:
| Active Skill | Power |
|---|---|
| Holy Burst | 700 |
| Fire Ball | 600 |
| Dragon Meteor | 600 |
| Spirit Flame | 200 |
| Flare Storm | 200 |
| Flare Arrow | 120 |
| Spirit Fire | 80 |
| Ignis Blast | 40 |
That's 8 active skills total, summing to 40+80+120+200+200+600+600+700 = 2,540 power, an average of 2,540 ÷ 8 = 317.5 power per move. The top three entries — Holy Burst (700), Fire Ball (600), and Dragon Meteor (600, tied) — add up to 700+600+600 = 1,900, which is 1,900 ÷ 2,540 ≈ 74.8% of the whole list's total power sitting in just those three moves. The move list doesn't specify at what level Wixen naturally learns each skill; that breakdown is undocumented here.
Wixen's drop table is short: Flame Organ (1–2) and Advanced Technical Manual (1) per the sourced listing. No drop-rate percentage is attached to either entry in this data pull, so treat both as confirmed drops of unconfirmed frequency — undocumented whether Flame Organ or Advanced Technical Manual drops more often, or whether either always drops.

Slot Wixen into a Kindling or Handiwork station first — both sit at the same level-3 ceiling, the highest rating it has on any line — and use its level-2 Transporting rating as a secondary job, not a primary one. In a fight, Holy Burst (700), Fire Ball (600), and Dragon Meteor (600) are the three moves carrying nearly three-quarters of Wixen's total listed power, so those are the ones worth keeping equipped over the low-power Ignis Blast (40) opener. Keep an eye out for an official description of "Lord Fox" if you're planning around it specifically — the source used here doesn't spell out its effect.
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Conclusion
Wixen's profile, as paldb.cc records it, is a single-element Fire Pal at Paldeck #78 with a three-line Work Suitability of Kindling 3, Handiwork 3, and Transporting 2; level-80 stats in the 4,500–5,580 HP / 760–958 Attack / 530–674 Defense ranges; a "Lord Fox" Partner Skill unlocked at level 1; an 8-move active skill list totaling 2,540 power and topped by Holy Burst (700), Fire Ball (600), and Dragon Meteor (600); and a two-item drop table of Flame Organ and Advanced Technical Manual. Spawn locations, breeding parentage, the "Lord Fox" effect description, per-skill elements and learn levels, and per-drop rates aren't covered by the sourced data — treat those as open questions rather than settled facts until a source that documents them turns up.
