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Fierce Fang

Power 50CD 2sDPS 25.0Range 800–9002 Pals
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Fierce Fang is a Neutral-element melee skill in Palworld with power 50 and a 2-second cooldown. 2 Pals learn it natively; any compatible Pal can also be taught it via the matching Skill Fruit if available. Effective range: 800–900.

Direhowl's special skill. Swiftly leaps at an enemy and bites into them.

  • Mid-range
  • Spammable

How to learn Fierce Fang

Learned natively by 2 Pals. No Skill Fruit version exists in our items file, so the only way to add it to a roster is to capture or breed one of those Pals.

How Fierce Fang stacks up

  • Power: #16 of 22 in Neutral Melee
  • DPS: #17 of 310 across all skills
  • Cooldown: #15 of 310 across all skills
  • Range: #264 of 310 across all skills

When to use Fierce Fang

Fierce Fang is spammable filler — 50 power but only a 2-second cooldown, so it stacks well with longer-cooldown burst skills and chips down low-HP mobs while bigger hitters recharge.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fierce Fang good in Palworld?
Fierce Fang is a top-tier Neutral melee skill — 50 power, 2s cooldown, 25.0 DPS-proxy. Neutral is resisted by Dark-type Pals. 2 Pals learn it natively, including Direhowl, Yakumo.
What is the Fierce Fang skill in Palworld?
Direhowl's special skill. Swiftly leaps at an enemy and bites into them. It is a Neutral-element melee skill with 50 base power and 2s cooldown, range 800–900.
How does Fierce Fang work?
Direhowl's special skill. Swiftly leaps at an enemy and bites into them. It runs on a short 2-second cooldown — fits into rotation between heavier hitters.
What pals learn Fierce Fang?
2 Pals learn it natively, including Direhowl, Yakumo. There is no Skill Fruit in our index, so wild capture or breeding is the only path.
Where to find Fierce Fang fruit in Palworld?
Fierce Fang has no Skill Fruit in our index, so the only way to add it is to capture or breed one of the 2 Pals that learn it naturally.

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