No. 155

Neptilius Water · Common

Q: How do I get Neptilius in Palworld?

Neptilius can be caught in the wild. It can also be obtained through breeding (BP 1000) — combine any two Pals whose average BP is close to 1000.

Q: What is Neptilius best used for?

Neptilius is best used for watering (Lv 4). Focus on this role to get the most value from Neptilius. It can also hold its own in combat with ATK 145.

Q: Can you ride Neptilius?

No, Neptilius cannot be ridden. Its value comes from watering work (Lv 4) rather than transportation. Deploy it at your base for maximum utility.

Q: What does Neptilius's Partner Skill do?

Neptilius's Partner Skill is Sentinel of the Great Sea: Can be ridden to travel on water. While mounted over water, can leap high into the air. Follows up player attacks with Water spear strikes.

Common Water Combat

Best for: watering

Available: Mid Game

Neptilius at a Glance

Neptilius is a Water Common Pal in Palworld 1.0 (Paldeck #155). Neptilius is one of only 5 Pals with Watering Lv 4. Not rideable — best used as a dedicated base worker.

Obtainable through wild capture or breeding (BP 1000).

Quick Facts

Paldeck No.: #155
Element: Water
Rarity: Common
Size: Medium
Rideable: ❌ No
Flying Mount: ❌ No
Partner Skill: Sentinel of the Great Sea

Stats

105

Attack

145

Defense

125

Speed

Stamina

100

Work Suitability

Neptilius's base work abilities. Higher levels = faster work speed. Neptilius specializes in watering (Lv 4).

💧 Watering

Lv 4

Is Neptilius Worth Using?

✅ — Neptilius is a Common Water Pal with BP 90 — extremely hard to breed, giving it unexpected prestige. Watering Lv 2 makes it a basic irrigator.

Strengths

BP 90 — extremely rare breeder, unexpected value
Watering Lv 2 — basic irrigation

Weaknesses

Common rarity — low base stats
Outclassed by every other Water Pal for utility

Verdict

Neptilius is a curiosity — extremely low BP makes it oddly prestigious for breeding. Jormuntide is the actual Watering king.

🧬 Use the Breeding Calculator to explore parent combinations — or the Breeding Calculator to plan passive inheritance.

Skills & Abilities

Partner Skill: Sentinel of the Great Sea

Can be ridden to travel on water. While mounted over water, can leap high into the air. Follows up player attacks with Water spear strikes.

Skill	Element	Power	Cooldown	Learn Lv
Water Gun	Water	65	4s	Lv 1
Aqua Jet	Water	80	8s	Lv 10
Hydro Pump	Water	130	20s	Lv 22

How to Get Neptilius

Catch: Found in various.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Neptilius

How do I get Neptilius in Palworld?

Neptilius can be caught in the wild. It can also be obtained through breeding (BP 1000) — combine any two Pals whose average BP is close to 1000. Location: the wild · BP 1000

What is Neptilius best used for?

Neptilius is best used for watering (Lv 4). Focus on this role to get the most value from Neptilius. It can also hold its own in combat with ATK 145. watering Lv 4 · ATK 145

Can you ride Neptilius?

No, Neptilius cannot be ridden. Its value comes from watering work (Lv 4) rather than transportation. Deploy it at your base for maximum utility. Not rideable · Best for watering

What does Neptilius's Partner Skill do?

Neptilius's Partner Skill is Sentinel of the Great Sea: Can be ridden to travel on water. While mounted over water, can leap high into the air. Follows up player attacks with Water spear strikes. Partner Skill: Sentinel of the Great Sea

What are the best alternatives to Neptilius?

If Neptilius isn't available, try Finsider (watering Lv 2) or Fuack (watering Lv 1) — they share similar element and work types, making them good substitutes in most situations. 2 similar alternatives based on element & work type match.

🧬 Use the Breeding Calculator to explore all parent combinations — or the Breeding Calculator to plan your passive inheritance chain.