Paldeck description
When it finds its prey it unleashes a whirlwind of flames, burning the entire area to ash. Faleris breath is known for its pleasing scent.
Wild and Alpha markers show where this Pal appears, with its level range, group size, and active time for each spawn pattern.
All 68 mapped locations are represented. Dense nearby points are grouped into 68 readable markers; open the full map to zoom into every individual position.
The current map snapshot contains 68 wild or Alpha positions for this entry. Open the map above for spawn levels, group sizes, worlds, and active time; use the breeding guide for alternate routes.
Mapped positions
68
Other-species pairs
0
The audited breeding graph has no pair from two other species for this entry. Its only listed route is same-species breeding, subject to the source-scope note below.
Data-backed field notes
Faleris is a Fire entry with 105 base HP, 110 ranged attack, and 115 defense. Read together, those values make Defense its clearest statistical feature, currently in the upper quartile of the verified roster. The analysis below combines the raw profile with 2 work roles, 68 mapped encounter points, and 0 mixed-species parent combinations. It is a practical interpretation of the current data rather than an official tier, a promise about one individual Pal, or text copied from the Paldeck.
HP
Current roster median: 95
Ranged attack
Current roster median: 95
Defense
Current roster median: 90
Faleris leans toward durability on species values: 105 HP is in the middle range and 115 defense is in the upper quartile relative to the current roster, compared with 110 ranged attack. That profile usually gives a player more tolerance for long fights than a glass-cannon stat line, but it does not automatically make the Pal the best tank or raid choice. Sustain, partner-skill behavior, active-skill animations, elemental pressure, passives, souls, talents, and enemy mechanics still decide whether the theoretical bulk converts into useful time on the field.
The Fire typing tells you which elemental identity to investigate, but this page deliberately does not infer a final matchup chart or damage rotation from typing alone. Faleris also has 230 configured stamina and 90 support, two useful context values that should not be mistaken for direct DPS. Before spending rare souls or a long passive-breeding chain, compare the active skills and partner-skill effect in your current game version, then use these extracted base numbers as the stable foundation for that decision.
At a base, Faleris can perform Kindling Lv. 6 and Transporting Lv. 3. Its highest listed assignment is Kindling at level 6, across 2 total job types. That makes the top role the first place to test it, while the lower-level roles may be useful backup or may cause unwanted task switching depending on your base layout. A food need of 9 and configured transport speed of 500 add operating context, but neither number proves hourly output by itself. Put the Pal near the station you actually want staffed, watch for pathing and breaks, and compare completed work over a real production cycle before replacing a focused worker.
The verified map snapshot contains 68 encounter points for Faleris: 68 wild and 0 Alpha positions across 1 mapped world section(s). Its profile is marked not nocturnal for nocturnal behavior. Use the map to compare level ranges, group sizes, and active times rather than choosing the nearest marker blindly; a direct capture can save several Cakes when you only need the species, while breeding can be better when parent passives or a controlled lineage matter. Mapped points describe the current dataset, not a guarantee that every event, dungeon, raid, merchant, or patch-specific acquisition route is represented.
The audited graph contains no mixed-species parent route for Faleris; the meaningful breeding result is same-species reproduction after you obtain the Pal elsewhere. Its breeding-power value is 500, but that number does not create an exception to the locked route and should never be read as combat strength. The configured sex split is 50% male and 50% female (close to balanced), so the first practical challenge is securing two usable parents of opposite genders. Once that pair exists, same-species breeding is valuable for consolidating passives or talents, but it cannot replace the initial acquisition step.
The best reason to invest in Faleris is a plan that actually uses its strongest measured feature—Defense at 115—or its leading base role, Kindling Lv. 6. The page records 68 mapped encounter points and 0 mixed breeding routes, so acquisition flexibility should be weighed alongside combat and work value. A Pal with excellent numbers can still be the wrong project when its role duplicates a finished team member; a modest profile can be worthwhile when it fills a missing element, job, passive pipeline, or Paldeck objective. Decide on one purpose first, then evaluate the individual hatch or capture against that purpose.
Method note: quartile labels use all 299 profiles in the site dataset verified on August 5, 2026. They compare unmodified species values only. The interpretation is written from those values, mapped spawn evidence, work rows, and the current breeding graph; it does not claim hidden play-test results or replace current patch notes.
Species base values before level scaling, passives, souls, equipment, or player-side bonuses.
105
110
100
115
90
230
9
100
Every base job this species can perform, with the original integer level from the extracted game data.
Catch difficulty, hunger, experience yield, and trap compatibility.
Breeding power, sex ratio, value, and species behavior flags.
All configured ground, riding, transport, and swimming speeds.
How this character entry scales when encountered as an enemy. A value of 1× means no modifier.
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