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Paldeck #148 · Rare

Nitemary

  • Breeding rank 1230
  • Wild levels 50–67
  • Egg: Large Dark Egg
  • Nocturnal
How to breed Nitemary

Base stats

HP
105
Attack
95
Defense
105
Work speed
0
Stamina
100
Run speed
380
Mount speed
500
Food
6

Work suitability

  • Kindling
  • Watering
  • Planting
  • Generating Electricity
  • Handiwork
  • Gathering
  • Lumbering
  • Mining
  • Medicine Production
  • Cooling
  • Transporting
  • Farming

Guaranteed Passive Skills

Nitemary is not born with a passive locked in. Its passives come from its parents on every egg, which means the pair is the only thing you can control here.

Partner Skill

Soul Collector

While fighting together, Pals drop more Pal Souls when defeated.

Active Skills

Lv Skill Element Power Cooldown
1 Dark Ball Dark 50 2s
7 Umbral Surge Dark 60 4s
15 Dark Cannon Dark 70 4s
22 Dark Arrow Dark 120 8s
30 Spirit Flame Dark 200 12s
40 Nightmare Ball Dark 300 16s
50 Dark Whisp Dark 600 30s

Nitemary learns these as it levels up, and none of them is a signature skill, so every one of them can be passed on by breeding.

Possible Drop Items

What a defeated or captured Nitemary leaves behind, with the drop rate the game rolls.

Alpha drops

Extra materials when you defeat the Alpha version.

Every material and the Pals that drop it →

World Tree Possible Drop Items

No World Tree drop table for Nitemary is published in the sources this site imports, so the section stays empty rather than estimated.

How to get Nitemary

Nitemary can be hatched from 303 parent pairs, or caught in the wild between level 50 and 67.

Tip: Keep one male and one female Nitemary: same-species pairs always breed true, which is the cheapest way to farm passives onto Nitemary.

See every Nitemary breeding combination →

Nitemary FAQ

Is Nitemary breedable?
Yes. 303 parent pairs produce Nitemary.
Where does Nitemary sit in the breeding order?
Rank 1230, on a 20–3,100 range: Nitemary is around the middle. Pair it with a Pal ranked near that number and the two ranks average, rounded down, to somewhere the game can hatch Nitemary; pair it with something far away and the average lands on a different Pal altogether.
Is Nitemary worth keeping for base work?
Its strongest job is handiwork at level 4, and it is a standard Pal at Paldeck #148.
Does a cake change what Nitemary eggs hatch into?
A Cake will not change what Nitemary hatches into. The pair decides the species before the egg exists, the egg is a Large Dark Egg, because of the two ranks rather than the recipe. The advanced cakes move what comes with the hatch instead: how many eggs a run produces, how fast Nitemary grows, how likely a passive is to carry over, and how likely a mutation is.