Swee in Palworld: Paldeck #35 Stats, Skills, and Drops Guide

 

    Swee is Paldeck entry #35, a single-element Ice Pal whose base game data — stats, work suitability, skill list, partner skill, and drops — is laid out in full below, straight from its Paldeck page. If you've caught one and want to know exactly what it brings to your base or your party before you commit a slot to it, this covers everything documented for it.

 

Swee's Level 80 Stats

 

    At level 80, Swee's stat lines fall in a range rather than a fixed number, which is standard for Paldeck entries — the low end is the base stat, the high end reflects favorable individual values. Swee's documented level 80 range is HP 3,300–4,020, Attack 460–568, and Defense 410–518.

 

    Doing the arithmetic on the spread: HP swings by 720 points top to bottom, which is 720 ÷ 3,300 = about 21.8% higher at the top end than the bottom. Attack swings by 108 points (568 − 460), or 108 ÷ 460 = about 23.5%. Defense swings by the same 108-point gap (518 − 410), which is a slightly larger 108 ÷ 410 = about 26.3% given the lower base. In practice that means a well-rolled Swee can carry meaningfully more Defense, proportionally, than a well-rolled HP or Attack stat would gain.

 

 

Work Suitability

 

    Swee's Paldeck entry lists exactly two work suitabilities: Gathering at level 1 and Cooling at level 1. Both are entry-level assignments — Swee isn't documented with any higher-tier work suitability such as handiwork, transporting, or a combat-adjacent job, so don't expect it to cover those bases at your base. If you're slotting it in purely as a Cooling or Gathering assignment, level 1 is what it brings; anything beyond that isn't in the sourced data.

 

 

Active Skills, Partner Skill, and Drops

 

    Swee's Paldeck page lists eight active skills with their power values (no element or type is attached to any individual skill in the sourced data, so none is assigned here): Air Cannon (40), Ice Missile (40), Icicle Cutter (80), Power Bomb (120), Iceberg (120), Crystal Breath (160), Blizzard Spike (450), and Diamond Rain (600). Sorted by power, the top three — Diamond Rain, Blizzard Spike, and Crystal Breath — add up to 600 + 450 + 160 = 1,210 combined power, more than double the combined power of the other five skills put together (40 + 40 + 80 + 120 + 120 = 400).

 

    Swee's partner skill is named "Fluffy," documented as unlocking at level 1. The sourced data does not describe what the partner skill actually does mechanically — only its name and unlock level are recorded, so treat its in-game effect as undocumented until confirmed elsewhere.

 

    On the drop side, Swee's Paldeck entry lists two drop items: Wool (1) and Swee Hair (1). No drop rate or probability percentage is given for either item in the sourced data, so exact drop chance is also undocumented — only that both items appear on the list at a quantity of 1.

 

 

Base-building tip: if you're assigning Swee purely for its two work suitabilities, pair it with Pals that cover higher-tier jobs — Swee's Gathering and Cooling are both level 1, so it won't replace a higher-level specialist in either role. Farming its drops is a two-item job (Wool and Swee Hair), so don't expect a third material from it.

 

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Conclusion

 

    Swee is a clearly-defined Ice-type Pal on paper: two entry-level work suitabilities, an eight-skill active list topped by the 600-power Diamond Rain, a named-but-undescribed partner skill in "Fluffy," and a simple two-item drop table. What isn't documented — the partner skill's actual effect and any drop-rate percentages — is worth keeping in mind before you build a strategy around either. Ready to put Swee to work? Spin up your own Palworld server and start testing its stats and drops with friends today.