The Ten Weight Pals in Palworld: Carry More, or Make the Ore Weigh Less

Every Palworld player hits the same wall: a full ore run, a base twenty seconds away, and a movement speed of nothing. Ten Pals have a Partner Skill that fixes it — and they split into two groups that solve the problem from opposite ends. Two of them raise your carrying capacity. The other eight make one specific item type weigh less. Which you want depends entirely on what is filling your bag.
Two Raise Capacity, Eight Discount an Item

The capacity pair:
| Pal | Effect |
|---|---|
| Cattiva #2 | Carrying capacity +100~200 |
| Lunaris #82 | Carrying capacity +300~600 |
Lunaris is three times Cattiva, and it arrives far later — but the comparison matters less than it looks, because capacity helps with everything while a discount only helps with one thing. If your bag is full of a mixture, Cattiva or Lunaris is the answer. If it is full of one material, a discount Pal is worth far more.
Lunaris also makes spheres home in on Pals, which is a second, unrelated reason to run it in the party — a capture aid bundled into a carry buff.
For a sense of scale, your base carrying capacity is 500 and each Status Point in Weight adds 50. Lunaris at maximum is +600 — twelve levels' worth of status points, from a party slot.
What Each Discount Pal Covers

| Pal | Discount | Bundled with |
|---|---|---|
| Fuddler #31 | Stone −80~100% | Mining efficiency +30~60% |
| Turtacle #37 | Ore −80~100% | — |
| Turtacle Terra #37B | Sulfur and Coal −80~100% | Ground weakness damage +25~40% |
| Reptyro #129 | All types of ore −30~60% | Rideable, Tech 42 |
| Reptyro Cryst #129B | All types of ore −35~65% | Rideable, Tech 43 |
| Gumoss #12 | All types of wood −40~60% | Logging efficiency +30~50% |
| Munchill #86 | Ingredients and food −30~60% | Rot Speed −30~−80% with another Ice Pal |
| Finsider Ignis #88B | Weapons −60~100% | Fire weakness damage +25~40% |
Read the ore row carefully, because it is the one people get wrong. Turtacle discounts "the item Ore" at 80~100% — a near-total removal, but narrow. Reptyro discounts "all types of ore" at only 30~60% — weaker per item, but it covers the whole family. If you are hauling one ore type, Turtacle wins outright. If you are hauling a mixture, Reptyro does.
Fuddler and Gumoss are the efficiency picks, because each bundles a gathering speed increase with its discount — +30~60% mining and +30~50% logging respectively. That makes them the two best gathering party members, not merely the two best carriers.
Munchill is the quiet one. Food and ingredients are not heavy individually, but a cooking run carries a lot of them — and the Rot Speed reduction with a second Ice Pal in the party turns it into a mobile refrigerator, which no other Pal on this list does.
Finsider Ignis at −60~100% on weapons matters more than it sounds in a game where the endgame guns are heavy and you carry several.
The Rule That Governs All Ten

Every skill on this list ends with the same three words: (Does not stack).
That is the single most important line in this article. Two Cattiva in your party is exactly one Cattiva. Two Reptyro is one Reptyro. Whatever you were hoping to do by doubling up, the game has already ruled it out.
It also means Turtacle and Reptyro do not add together. Both discount ore; only one applies. So the choice between narrow-and-deep and broad-and-shallow is a real choice, not something you can sidestep by carrying both.
What it does not prevent is one Pal per problem. A party of five can hold Lunaris for capacity, Fuddler for stone, Reptyro for ore, Gumoss for wood and Munchill for food — five different skills, none of which are the same skill, all of which apply. That is a genuine hauling loadout rather than a stacking trick.
And the ones with a second effect are the ones to favour when it is close. Turtacle Terra, Finsider Ignis, Fuddler and Gumoss all bundle a combat or gathering bonus with their discount, which effectively makes them free.
Practical tips
- Ten Pals have a weight-related Partner Skill; all ten say (Does not stack).
- Cattiva +100~200 and Lunaris +300~600 raise capacity for everything.
- Turtacle −80~100% on Ore beats Reptyro −30~60% on all ore for a single-material run.
- Reptyro wins on a mixed haul, because it covers the whole ore family.
- Fuddler and Gumoss bundle +30~60% mining and +30~50% logging.
- Munchill cuts Rot Speed with a second Ice Pal — a mobile refrigerator.
- One Pal per problem: five different skills all apply at once.
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Conclusion
Palworld has ten Pals with a weight-related Partner Skill, and they answer the same problem two different ways. Cattiva (+100~200) and Lunaris (+300~600) raise your carrying capacity outright, which helps with any load — Lunaris at maximum is worth twelve levels of Weight status points. The other eight discount one specific item type: Fuddler takes 80~100% off Stone and adds +30~60% mining, Gumoss takes 40~60% off wood and adds +30~50% logging, Turtacle takes 80~100% off Ore while Reptyro takes 30~60% off all ore, Turtacle Terra handles Sulfur and Coal, Munchill handles food and cuts rot, and Finsider Ignis takes up to 100% off your weapons. Every one of them says (Does not stack), so doubling up achieves nothing — but five different skills in five slots all apply at once.
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