Pallant Best Build Guide 2026

Welcome back to Olympus Alliance, and welcome to our full Pallant Best Build Guide, put together after hundreds of tests across different Artifact levels, Skin levels, dungeon setups, and Guild War teams. After all of that testing, one thing became very clear: Pallant is different. He isn’t a Titan that hands you everything immediately. Instead, he keeps getting stronger the more you invest in him.

In fact, our testing pointed toward two completely different ways to build him, depending on your goal. One approach is perfect for players whose priority is progressing through the Dungeon, while the other is for Guardians who want Pallant to become a true monster in Guild War. So today we’ll explain both paths and help you decide which one fits your account.

Two Ways to Build Pallant

Because Pallant rewards investment so heavily, the smartest choice really comes down to what you’re chasing. If Dungeon progression is your focus, you can stop much earlier and still get excellent value. However, if Guild War is the objective, you’ll want to take him all the way. Here’s a quick side-by-side before we dig into the details.

The Dungeon Build

Yesterday, in our first look, we already flagged how important Pallant’s Weapon Artifact appeared. Now that we’ve tested it thoroughly, we can confidently say it really is the heart of his entire kit.

Honestly, the easiest way to picture Pallant is to think of him almost like Sigurd. They don’t play exactly the same, of course, yet both Titans bring incredible value simply by staying alive. While Sigurd protects your team in one way, Pallant protects it by constantly disrupting the enemy formation with his Ram.

So if your main objective is pushing Dungeon levels, you don’t necessarily need a fully maxed Pallant. Instead, you can get excellent value by focusing on just two things: his Health Skin and his Weapon Artifact. Those two upgrades alone already transform him into an excellent frontline Tank, capable of supporting your team during long Dungeon runs, especially in mixed rooms where his sustain becomes incredibly valuable.

In other words, if Fairy Dust is limited or you’re prioritizing Dungeon progression, there’s no need to panic. Simply lock in the Health Skin and the Weapon Artifact, then let Pallant start doing his job.

The Guild War Build: Go All The Way

However, if your goal is Guild War, everything changes, and this is exactly where Pallant surprised us the most. During testing we upgraded him little by little, adding level after level, Artifact after Artifact, and Skin after Skin. Then something interesting happened: he never reached a point where we thought “that’s enough.” Instead, every new upgrade made him noticeably stronger, survive longer, and deliver more value.

Put simply, Pallant is one of those Titans that keeps rewarding every investment, just like Sigurd. A small Sigurd dies quickly, while a maxed Sigurd becomes a nightmare, and the exact same feeling showed up with Pallant. The bigger he became, the better he performed.

That makes perfect sense once you understand his role. His job isn’t dealing damage; his job is buying time. Every time Pallant charges into the enemy with Elarite Ram, he completely disrupts their positioning. Enemies get knocked backwards, their rhythm is interrupted, and their opening attacks are delayed. Meanwhile, your Titans are already attacking, already generating Energy, and already casting their own abilities.

Time is everything in Titan battles, since two or three seconds are sometimes enough to completely change the outcome of a fight. But for Pallant to keep creating those openings, he needs to stay alive, which is precisely why building him properly matters so much.

Artifacts

Naturally, his Weapon Artifact should be your number one priority. The more Health Regeneration it provides, the longer Pallant survives, and the longer he survives, the more times he disrupts the enemy team. This isn’t just healing; it’s more time, more control, and more chances for your team to win.

Next comes his Crown Artifact, which grants extra Damage and extra Defense against Light and Darkness Titans. At first glance it may sound situational, yet during testing we noticed something interesting. As we increased its level, Pallant became noticeably more effective against those compositions, especially once the Artifact reached the higher levels. That’s when the difference really showed up. So if you’re building for Guild War, don’t stop halfway; bring the Crown all the way up whenever possible.

Finally we arrive at the Seal. Normally this is where many players start wondering whether the investment is worth it, but for Pallant our answer is yes. Remember, he already has two Health Skins that you can max, his Weapon regenerates Health, and his Seal increases both Health and Physical Attack. The Physical Attack is welcome because it strengthens his Ram, though Health is truly the star. The more Health Pallant has, the harder he becomes to remove, and the harder he is to remove, the more times his Weapon regenerates and the more disruptions he creates. Everything works together, which is what impressed us most.

Skins

Once again, Health becomes your absolute priority, and not just one Health Skin, but both. Many players see two Health Skins and immediately assume it’s repetitive. After our testing, though, it makes perfect sense. Pallant isn’t designed to burst enemies down; he’s designed to become an immovable wall, a Titan that simply refuses to disappear while constantly interrupting enemy momentum. As a result, the bigger his Health pool becomes, the better everything else starts working.

Why This Pallant Best Build Guide Says “Max Him”

Guardians, this is only the second time we’ve said something like this. The first was with Asherona, and now we’re saying it again with Pallant: don’t be afraid to max him. Every upgrade matters, and every investment gives something back. He genuinely keeps scaling all the way to the top, rather than needing only a few key upgrades.

Then again, if you’re only interested in Dungeon progression, you can absolutely stop earlier. Simply focus on the Health Skin and the Weapon Artifact, then enjoy the value he brings. But if Guild War is your target, go all the way, because the more Pallant grows, the more he rewards your investment. That trade-off is really the core of this entire Pallant Best Build Guide.

Keep Building Your Elarite Titans

One last thing worth remembering: the Elarite faction isn’t even complete yet. We still have the Super Titan coming, and we still have the Summoner coming, and those Titans could completely change how the entire faction performs. That’s exactly why we strongly recommend continuing to build your Elarite Titans, since what comes next could decide whether Elarite becomes one of the strongest Titan teams in the whole game.

So this was our first complete Pallant Best Build Guide after initial testing. We’ll keep testing every interaction, every Artifact level, every Skin priority, and every possible team composition over the coming days. And as always, if anything changes, you’ll be the first to know.

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