There will be no shortage of goods and items you can create at your base in Palworld, especially as your team of Pal workers increases in size and new technologies are unlocked. But no one says you have to do all the heavy lifting yourself.
Whether it’s Stone, Wool, or Eggs, certain Pals will help you out and get them where they need to be stored. Well, at least where they think they need to be stored.
How does Transporting work in Palworld?
Pals with the Transporting work suitability will transport items when assigned to your base. When they see an item that can be picked up and transported to its storage spot, provided they’re not in the middle of another task, they will pick it up and begin transporting it.
The higher the Transporting level, the heavier the item that the Pal can carry, so be sure your base is stocked up with the best Transporting Pals in the game.
What items can Pals transport?
Common items that Pals transport include, among others:
- Red Berries from a Berry Plantation
- Stone, Ore, or Paldium Fragments from veins
- Wool, Eggs, Gold Coins, Milk, or Honey from a Ranch
There are limits and restrictions to what they can transport, though. Items that are crafted at production stations like the Workbench, a Lumber Station or a Logging Site, or food that’s cooked at a Campfire can’t be transported. You’ll have to move them yourself manually.
Additionally, if there’s an excess of other tasks to complete, then the items will be left on the ground until you pick them up. Even with nine working Pals, I still find myself circling the base and picking up Wool and Stone almost every day.
The most frustrating aspect of Transporting that hopefully gets fixed is that sometimes the Pals don’t know where items go. Even if there’s a stack of an item in one container already, they’ll sometimes put it in another container if it has an empty slot. And if you move an item stack into a different container, they will continue to put the items in the original container. Fortunately, crafting in Palworld automatically draws from the resources you’ve stored throughout your base.
All Transporting Pals in Palworld
Pals with the Transporting icon, which looks like a brown package, can transport items. The list below shows all the Pals with Transporting Skills, ranked.
Essentially, if a Pal walks on two feet instead of four and has two arms, there’s a good chance it has Transporting work suitability.
| Pals with Transporting Skills | Base Transporting Level | Tier Rank |
| Wumpo | Level Four | SS |
| Mossanda | Level Three | S |
| Gorirat | Level Three | S |
| Vanwyrm | Level Three | S |
| Beakon | Level Three | S |
| Ragnahawk | Level Three | S |
| Warsect | Level Three | S |
| Quivern | Level Three | S |
| Helzephyr | Level Three | S |
| Grizzbolt | Level Three | S |
| Faleris | Level Three | S |
| Orserk | Level Three | S |
| Penking | Level Two | A |
| Killamari | Level Two | A |
| Hangyu | Level Two | A |
| Incineram | Level Two | A |
| Robinquill | Level Two | A |
| Beegarde | Level Two | A |
| Tombat | Level Two | A |
| Lovander | Level Two | A |
| Bushi | Level Two | A |
| Katress | Level Two | A |
| Wixen | Level Two | A |
| Verdash | Level Two | A |
| Anubis | Level Two | A |
| Lamball | Level One | B |
| Cattiva | Level One | B |
| Fuack | Level One | B |
| Sparkit | Level One | B |
| Tanzee | Level One | B |
| Pengullet | Level One | B |
| Depresso | Level One | B |
| Daedream | Level One | B |
| Fuddler | Level One | B |
| Celaray | Level One | B |
| Flopie | Level One | B |
| Bristla | Level One | B |
| Gobfin | Level One | B |
| Ribbuny | Level One | B |
| Dumud | Level One | B |
| Leezpunk | Level One | B |
| Dazzi | Level One | B |
| Lunaris | Level One | B |
| Flambelle | Level One | B |
| Vaelet | Level One | B |
| Relaxaurus | Level One | B |
| Petallia | Level One | B |
