The Moon Lord (Master) is the hardest version of Palworld’s Terraria-themed raid boss, sitting at Level 80 with 2,352,000 HP and no elemental type at all. Because it has no weakness, the fight comes down to sustained area-of-effect damage, precise dodging, and a team that can keep itself alive across two phases. The plan below focuses on breaking its cores in the right order so it never gets a chance to overwhelm you.
Quick answer: Bring a level 80 Dandilord army built with Immortality, destroy both hands first, then the forehead. Once all cores break, the boss summons the True Eye of Cthulhu, which uses weaker but faster attacks. Keep dodging and burning it down to finish the raid.
Moon Lord (Master) stats and rewards
This boss is summoned with a Celestial Sigil (Master), which the Moon Lord itself drops, letting you repeat the raid once you clear it the first time. It has no element, so there is no super-effective damage to lean on and no attack type you especially need to resist.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
 Element | None |
| Level | 80 |
| HP | 2,352,000 |
| Weakness | None |
 Summoned with | Celestial Sigil (Master) |
Clearing the fight can drop crafting handbooks, cores, a Training Crystal, statue and weapon schematics, and the cosmetic Moon Lord Mask. The legendary weapon schematics are the biggest draw for most players.
| Reward | Type |
|---|---|
 Moon Lord Mask | Cosmetic |
 Ancient Civilization Core | Material |
 Applied Gathering Handbook I | Material |
 Applied Lumbering Handbook I | Material |
 Applied Mining Handbook I | Material |
 Training Crystal | Material |
 Moon Lord Statue | Schematic |
 Terra Blade | Schematic (Legendary) |
 Vortex Beater | Schematic (Legendary) |
 Nightglow | Schematic (Legendary) |
 Terraprisma | Schematic (Legendary) |
Raid party requirements
The Master fight expects a fully invested raid party, not just a couple of strong Pals. Before you summon the boss, every Pal you plan to bring should meet these thresholds.
| Requirement | Target |
|---|---|
| Level | 80 |
| Pal Soul upgrades | HP +20, Atk +20, Def +20 |
| Trust Level | 10 |
| Condense rank | 4-Star |
| Awakened | Yes |
| Copies | 15 or more (depends on base size) |
The number of copies you can field scales with your base size, so a larger raid base lets you deploy more Pals at once and burn through the boss’s massive health bar faster.
Build a Dandilord army
Dandilord is the core of this whole strategy. It has high base stats, small hitbox that makes it harder for the Moon Lord to hit, and STAB on both Wind Burst and Apocalypse. Paired with Immortality, a group of them keeps healing itself while chipping away at every one of the boss’s parts.
Wind Burst is the key skill because it spreads damage across all of the Moon Lord’s vital points at once, so you can hit multiple cores while you focus on staying alive.
| Skill | Power | Cooldown | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wind Burst | 600 | 30 | Summons a wind vortex for a heavy hit |
| Toxic Dance | 800 | 30 | Exclusive skill; leaves corrosive mist in the area |
| Apocalypse | 400 | 20 | Generates several dark vortexes around the area |
For the raid-party copies, run Serenity, Immortality, Diamond Body, and Demon God. Immortality keeps them from dying, while Demon God provides healing to sustain them through the boss’s attacks.
Active Pal and support lineup
Your active Dandilord should carry God of Destruction, Immortality, Demon God, and Idiosyncratic. Bring support Pals to buff it and keep yourself alive.
| Role | Pal | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Active |  Dandilord | Main Wind Burst damage dealer |
| Support |  Orserk | Boosts Dandilord’s Attack |
| Support |  Needoll | Boosts Dandilord’s Defense |
| Support |  Silvegis | Player survivability |
| Support |  Tropicaw | Player survivability |
Tip: If your Dandilord keeps going down, swap in a defensive passive, or bring Lyleen or Lyleen Noct so you can quickly heal it during the fight.
Best weapons, armor, and accessories
Because the team leans on your Dandilord army for damage, your own gear should push player stats and survivability. The Plasma Rifle is the strongest weapon in the game, and the Drone Launcher adds steady chip damage.
| Weapon | Lv. | Attack | Durability |
|---|---|---|---|
 Plasma Rifle | 78 | 1860 | 25000 |
 Drone Launcher | 77 | 200 | 6500 |
 Mechanical Bow | 67 | 20000 | 2000 |
 Megaboost Gun | 63 | 250 | 400 |
The Mechanical Bow is useful for applying status effects with arrows, and the Megaboost Gun works if you want to buff your active Pal instead.
For armor, use the full Ancient Armor set at minimum, and upgrade to a higher-tier version if you have one. These are end-game enemies, so the highest Defense gear you can craft matters.
| Armor | HP | Def | Added effect |
|---|---|---|---|
 Ancient Helm | 1200 | 500 | Neutral Dmg Reduction Lv.1 / Dragon Dmg Reduction Lv.1 |
 Ancient Shield | N/A | 2200 | None |
 Lightweight Ancient Armor | 2400 | 840 | Cold Res Lv.2 / Heat Res Lv.2 / Max Carry Lv.4 |
Accessories should boost your own stats since the build is player-focused. You can swap the attack-boosting slots for elemental resistance rings, using Dragon and Fire resistance in Phase 1 and Electric resistance in Phase 2.
| Accessory | Effect |
|---|---|
 Attack Pendant | Slightly raises Attack |
 Dogen Emblem | Greatly raises your Attack and your Pal’s |
 Silvegis Emblem | Raises your Defense and your Pal’s |
 Warsect Terra’s Belt | Greatly raises Defense and Health |
Food and healing items to pack
The boss has a huge health pool and hits hard, so bring both Attack and Defense food. Defense food on your character and Pal is the general priority, with Attack food added if you need more damage output.
| Category | Item |
|---|---|
| Food buff |  Mammorest Curry |
| Food buff |  Galeclaw Nikujaga |
| Healing |  Revival Potion |
| Healing |  Advanced Recovery Meds |
Advanced Recovery Meds give you HP regen during the fight, and Revival Potions are your safety net if a Pal takes too much damage and dies. Bring plenty of ammo, too, since the raid can run long.
Set up a Feed Box before you summon
Build a Feed Box near your raid area and fill it with Galeclaw Nikujaga so the raid party eats automatically before the fight. The Phase 2 party may not always get a chance to eat, but placing one down still maximizes survivability for the Pals that do.
You can walk up and feed each Pal by hand, but a Feed Box is far more convenient because everyone eats on their own without you managing it mid-raid.
Destroy the cores in the right order
The Moon Lord’s attacks all come from its cores, and breaking any core disables the attacks tied to it. That gives you breathing room to rest or push damage between skills, so core order matters.
You’ll know each phase change worked because the corresponding attacks stop, and the True Eye of Cthulhu spawns once all three cores are down. Keep your AoE flowing and finish it off to clear the raid.
Dodging and phase management
The Phantasmal Deathray is the attack that punishes players hardest, so time your dodge rolls to cancel out its damage. Rolling on reaction to the big telegraphed AoE attacks is what keeps you and your Pals in the fight long enough to break every core.
Swap teams before a phase transition so a fresh, fed party carries into the next stage rather than a group that’s already been worn down. Between that, a Dandilord army sustained by Immortality, and disciplined dodging, the Moon Lord (Master) becomes a manageable damage race even with its huge health bar and lack of any weakness to exploit.
| Attack source | Skills |
|---|---|
| Head | Phantasmal Bolts, Phantasmal Deathray, True Eye of Cthulhu |
| Hand | Phantasmal Eyes, Phantasmal Spheres |
