Paladius has one parent pair, and you need a Paladius to use it

Breeding a Paladius asks you for a Paladius.

What the one pair contains

Our breeding calculator solves every pair in the game, and 1 of them returns Paladius. Both parents are Paladius. Its breeding power sits at 180, and no other pair averages close enough to that number.

Own zero of them and the pair does nothing for you. Breeding gives you no shortcut to the first one.

Paladius in the wild

Our spawn data records 1 spawn point. The level sits at Lv60 on both the floor and the ceiling, so the band never moves. Alphas appear. Rarity is 20.

One spawn point turns this into a travel problem rather than a search problem. Lv60 also decides your gear: show up early and the fight ends before you throw a sphere. What else shares that band sits in catch candidates by level band.

Breeding after you catch one

The ranch starts paying off once you hold 2 of them. Catch a good passive roll first, then copy it. Which passives to chase sits in passive skills worth keeping, and the ranch and cake loop sits in how breeding works.

Paladius is not alone here. Bellanoir Libero breeding runs on the same single self pair, and the Pals you can only breed sit in Pals that never spawn wild.

Where it goes at a base

Lumbering 6 and Mining 6. Holding both lets one Pal cover a logging base and an ore base. Food 9 costs you feed box throughput, so it does not slot in like a small Pal.

HP 130, Attack 120, Defense 145, so it soaks better than it hits. Size L, Normal element, Paldeck No.198. Base slots worth fighting over sit in Pals that cover several base jobs, and the full ranking sits in work suitability rankings.