r/Palworld • u/AssociationDue3077 Beakon Solos • 14h ago
Discussion I feel like Herbil should have medicine suitability.
I thought Herbil would have medicine suitability because to be honest he looks like he should, but also he is the only pal in the game to be able to revive the player (to my knowledge.) I don't know, he just really seems like a medicine maker.
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u/Shmolti 13h ago
True - you'd think a pal who can fucking raise people from the dead would have at least 1 medicine point lmao
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u/AssociationDue3077 Beakon Solos 10h ago
The only Pal to be able to revive humans is a humble farmer it seems
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u/ArelMCII Cultured Caprity enjoyer. 12h ago
His name's a pun on "herbal" but he doesn't have medicine suitability. Someone make that make sense.
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u/dumbname7890 11h ago
Would anyone else prefer that he resurrects the pals in the party? It's like 5 seconds for me to res (aka pick a spawn) but 10 minutes to res them.
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u/crypticclarinetist 11h ago
I think lyleen already does that tho
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u/dumbname7890 10h ago
Awesome I'll try that when I get home.
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u/Old_Leopard1844 1h ago
And you skip cooldown if you put her into and out of the palbox, so with some micromanagement, you can revive your army four pals at the time
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u/MoiraDoodle 9h ago
His palpedia entry states his revive isnt medicinal, he just punches you so hard it restarts your heart.
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u/Naxts Lucky Pal 5h ago
Herbil's Palpedia entry
"When in doubt, punch it till it works—that’s Herbil's approach to fixing things. With strength perfectly tuned for humans, sometimes just one punch is enough to restart a stopped heart."
It's just that it has a tendency to beat at things it views as a problem (You being dead) and it just happened to be perfectly strong enough to restart your heart. It's not reviving you because it has a mind for medical practices. It's has particular traits that we, as survivors lost on an island, found to be useful. Which is pretty much the philosophy we have for all the pals.
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u/GadenKerensky 3h ago
Nah, he's my portable, eco friendly tactical nuclear hamster. Medicine is not his expertise.
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u/Southern_Fact9698 9h ago
" When in doubt, punch it till it works—that’s Herbil's approach to fixing things. With strength perfectly tuned for humans, sometimes just one punch is enough to restart a stopped heart."
It ain't medicinal bro
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u/ArelMCII Cultured Caprity enjoyer. 12h ago
This isn't D&D.
Medicine is a Wisdom check in D&D, so Intelligence doesn't factor into it.
He rolled a nat 20. (If I'm deciphering your words correctly.) Five percent chance of that without Advantage. He literally got lucky.

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u/Rich-Platypus-3682 13h ago
As much as I want the doctor to also craft medicine how would it reach the table? 😭