REAL-INVENTORY BREEDING
Save-Based Breeding Planner
A typical breeding calculator tells you which Pal species can produce a target. PalBeacon also reads a current inventory snapshot, finds where desired passives are spread across instances, and turns legal species relationships into multi-generation routes you can inspect, compare, and save.
Plan with my inventoryMore than “what breeds into what”
Species recipes are only the first layer. A usable route also needs to know whether parents exist, how passives are distributed, gender, owner, location, and sharing permission.
- A typical calculator lists parent combinations that can produce the target species.
- PalBeacon validates every step against fixed game data and never lets AI invent recipes.
- Routes with the same species and passive topology are deduplicated so comparisons stay meaningful.
Read real inventory and passive distribution
Each calculation starts from a fixed synchronized inventory snapshot. It uses all of the player's available Pals plus same-guild candidates that are permitted for sharing, rather than assuming arbitrary parents already exist.
- Desired passives may be distributed across several individual Pals.
- Candidates keep their real gender, instance, owner, and provable location.
- Another player's complete private inventory never enters your candidate pool without sharing permission.
Concentrate passives through intermediate parents
A route can first combine existing Pals, carry the required passives into intermediate offspring, and use those intermediates in later steps. It does not require a starting parent that already has every desired passive and may be harder to obtain than the final target.
- The algorithm plans intermediate parents and the desired passives that must be retained at each generation.
- When inventory is incomplete, a legal route can still state the missing species, gender, and passives precisely.
- Maximum generations, inventory coverage, and borrowing all contribute to feasibility and ranking.
Assign instances, compare routes, and save one
After validating species steps, PalBeacon assigns real inventory instances, compares candidates for the selected preference, and saves chosen routes under My Plans for read-only reference.
- Compare balanced, fastest, highest-success, and least-borrowing ranking views.
- The route tree shows parents, intermediates, gender, passives, owner, and location.
- Both inventory-ready and legally incomplete routes can be saved, but saving never locks an instance.
Randomness and current plan limits
Fixed recipes make the route legal, but passive inheritance remains random. PalBeacon does not invent precise probabilities, automate the game, or advance breeding steps for players.
- Without verified probability data, difficulty and attempt ranges are strategy estimates rather than promises.
- My Plans is currently a read-only route collection with no approvals, progress tracking, or offspring confirmation.
- A new save sync updates current inventory so you can recalculate, but it does not automatically detect or confirm new offspring.
FAQ
Save-based planning questions
How is this different from a normal breeding calculator?
A normal calculator mainly explains species relationships. PalBeacon combines fixed recipes with real inventory, passives, gender, owner, location, and sharing permission.
Do I need a parent with all four desired passives?
No. A route can use several existing Pals to create intermediate parents and concentrate desired passives over multiple generations.
Does a route guarantee passive inheritance on the first attempt?
No. Route legality is deterministic, but inheritance remains random. The page never promises an unverified exact success rate.
Will a new sync advance my saved plan automatically?
No. A new sync updates current inventory so you can recalculate. Saved routes stay read-only and do not detect offspring or change progress automatically.
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NEXT STEP
Start with the Pals you actually have
Open the breeder, choose a target Pal and up to four desired passives, and let the existing authentication flow handle sign-in when needed.
Plan with my inventory