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Reference

Palmon: Survival’s game files carry no combat stats, costs, or balance numbers this wiki can read. That holds for every creature, every troop, and every system in the game: it is not a gap this wiki plans to fill later.

Quick version

We show you creature names & art (verified from the game), explain how systems work (from official sources), and point you to community guides for meta/tier lists (not verified). No made-up stats. No guessing.

Creature names. Official creature names are extracted from the game’s localization files for the 41 creatures with visual assets. These pages use both the official name and numeric ID (for example, “Palmon 8: Wyvierno”). Troops have no verified names. Card-system entities are not covered.

Fan sites have separately published creature names, stats, and tier lists gathered outside the client (screenshots, player observation, datamined guesses). Fan-sourced names, stats, and tier lists appear in Community Data, clearly separated from every page above: none of it is verified against the client, none of it is linked to this wiki’s creature IDs except where a real visual match was found, and none of it should be read with the same confidence as the rest of this site.

Coverage

  • A creatures portrait-art gallery with official names for 41 of 311 creatures (2D icon art for each), sourced from game localization files and community research. This limitation won’t change—the game doesn’t include visual art for most creatures, so we have nothing to extract. Troops have no verified names or images.
  • Guides to how the game’s systems work, sourced from official materials, with anything drawn from community observation clearly marked as such.
  • Community Data, a segregated collection of third-party creature names, stats, and trading figures pulled from fan sites, attributed per source and explicitly unverified.

Out of scope

  • Creature, troop, or Card-system names. No name is confirmed from the game files for any entity; every page above Community Data identifies by numeric ID only. Community-sourced names exist only on that page and on individually matched creature pages, always labeled as third-party.
  • Tier lists. This wiki does not publish or endorse a tier list. Several fan sites do, with disagreeing rankings for the same creature; a summary of what they say lives in Community Data, not a verdict.
  • Best-team or squad-building advice. No stat data this wiki can verify supports that kind of recommendation.
  • PvP or Palosseum meta. Competitive advice is entirely a function of stat and gear comparisons this wiki cannot produce or confirm.
  • Trait grading. Traits are described in Breeding and traits as a concept only, never ranked, since the S-to-C grading is balance data this wiki cannot verify.
  • Breeding odds or costs. The Nursery and trait-inheritance system is described in general terms only, with no numbers attached.

Several other sites already publish tier lists and best-team guides for Palmon: Survival. This wiki is not trying to compete with that content or pass it off as its own: Community Data attributes it plainly instead.

Terminology

A few official and community terms that come up around the game, with an honest note on what this wiki can say about each:

  • Pallantis. The world where you play. See How battles work for the game’s core systems.
  • Palosseum. The game’s PvP mode. This wiki does not cover PvP or Palosseum meta: see Out of scope above.
  • Palcatcher. The commonly used name for the capture tool used to catch a weakened wild Palmon. Covered in Capturing and elements.
  • Nursery. The building where breeding happens. Covered in Breeding and traits, with no odds or costs attached since none are verifiable.
  • Camp, Stable, Power Plant. Homestead buildings referenced in official and community materials. No system-level data (costs, output numbers, unlock requirements) exists for any of them, so this wiki does not have a dedicated page for any one building.
  • Trial of Growth. A named progression mode you unlock in-game. This wiki has no verified detail beyond its name.
  • Palite, Prestige Coins, Guild Points. Currency names reported by fan sites, not confirmed against the client. Covered, with every figure attributed and hedged, in Trading and economy and Community Data.

Creatures · Troops · Guides · Community Data