Every passive skill ranked from S‑Tier must‑haves to D‑Tier avoid‑at‑all‑costs. Learn which passives to chase, which to skip, and how to breed the perfect 4‑skill Pal.
From game‑changing Legend to worthless Slacker. Each card shows the exact stat modifier and ideal role so you know exactly what to breed for.
The perfect passive setup depends entirely on your Pal's role. A combat monster needs a completely different build than a dedicated base worker. Here's exactly what to chase for each.
Some Pals like Anubis excel at both combat and base work. For these, consider a mixed build: Legend + Lucky + Artisan + Musclehead. This gives you strong combat performance while keeping solid work speed. Alternatively, breed two separate Anubis — one pure combat, one pure worker — and swap them as needed.
Learn more in our Complete Breeding Guide or use the Passive Skill Calculator to check inheritance odds.
The essentials on how passives work, how they inherit, and how to stack them efficiently.
Every Pal can hold up to 4 passive skills at once. Wild Pals typically carry 0–2 random passives. Through breeding, you can consolidate exactly 4 specific passives onto one Pal — that's the goal of advanced breeding.
Offspring randomly inherit passives from both parents' combined pool. Fewer unwanted passives on parents = higher odds of getting your desired skills. There's also a small chance of a random mutation. Use the Passive Skill Calculator to check exact odds before breeding.
Only through chain breeding. Legend is exclusive to four legendary Pals (Jetragon, Frostallion, Paladius, Necromus). Breed a legendary with another Pal and the offspring has a chance to inherit it — then continue the chain to pass it further.
Never. Passives like Slacker, Coward, and Glutton contaminate your breeding pool. They take up slots, pass to offspring, and multiply across generations. Purge them immediately — sell those Pals or use them as fusion material only.