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Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball

Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball

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Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball is a rare misc item in Palworld. Found in dungeon loot, boss-tower rewards, or sold by wandering merchants.

Use on a Pal to teach it Nightmare Ball.

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Price
2,500g

How to get this item

No craft recipe and no Pal drops it in our data. Find at wandering merchants, in dungeon loot, or as a boss-tower reward.

Teaches

Nightmare Ball Dark skill, 100 power, 30s CD. Apply to any compatible Pal to teach this active skill.

Tree biomes: Windswept Hills, Bamboo Groves, Forgotten Island, Marsh Island, Verdant Brook, Crescent Moon Shore, Twilight Dunes, Desiccated Dunes, Mount Obsidian, Astral Mountains, Frostbitten Isle, Sakurajima, Feybreak (Dark Island)

Grows on every Skill Fruit Tree biome (base game + Sakurajima + Feybreak).

Teaches this skill

Nightmare BallDark Shot
Power 100CD 30sRange 9999

Creates a giant ball of darkness and hurls it at an enemy.

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8 Pals also learn this skill natively so you can either apply this fruit to a different Pal, or capture/breed for one of these:

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Frequently asked questions

Where to find Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball in Palworld?

Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball drops from Skill Fruit trees scattered across Palpagos Islands and can also be bought from the Wandering Merchant at the Arena. Apply the fruit to a compatible Pal to teach it Nightmare Ball.

What skill does Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball teach in Palworld?

Dark Skill Fruit: Nightmare Ball teaches Nightmare Ball — a Dark-element active skill with 100 base power.

What pals already learn Nightmare Ball in Palworld?

8 Pals learn Nightmare Ball natively, including Astegon, Helzephyr Lux, Necromus, plus 5 more. So you can either apply this fruit to a different Pal, or capture/breed for one of those.

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