Syndicate Cleaner — Flame Thrower Palworld 1.0 enemy record
Human Enemy
Game data Palworld 1.0

Syndicate Cleaner — Flame Thrower

Syndicate Cleaner is a hostile human combat archetype in Palworld 1.0, grouped here by its localized name, Flame Thrower weapon class and Team Black Hunter organization. 6 extracted scenario variants are preserved below.

EnemiesHuman Enemy4 drops6 variantsFlame Thrower
Verified record

Syndicate Cleaner — Flame Thrower overview

Syndicate Cleaner — Flame Thrower is backed by a matched Human Enemy character row. No fixed coordinate is added without a matching boss-spawner row. The drop table contributes 4 supported reward entries.

Practical reading: This page groups rows only when localized name, weapon and organization match. Scenario variants remain visible because an oil-rig, invasion, arena or quest row can carry different combat modifiers.

Character parameters

Syndicate Cleaner — Flame Thrower stats

These are base character parameters and enemy modifiers from the representative 1.0 row; they are not a simulated final damage result.

HP100
Melee attack30
Ranged attack50
Defense100
Support100
Stamina100
Max HP rate1.7×
Damage dealt
Damage taken
Capture rate0.1×
SizeS
Drop table

Syndicate Cleaner drops

The rate and quantity range are copied from the level-0 character drop row. Linked rewards open their Database item page.

Internal definitions

Syndicate Cleaner variants

These rows share the grouping key used by this page. Keeping their internal IDs and modifiers visible prevents a scenario-specific row from being mistaken for a universal value.

Internal IDHPRangedDefenseMax HP rate
Hunter_FlameThrower100501001.7×
Hunter_FlameThrower_Invader1001001001.7×
Hunter_FlameThrower_LargeOilrig100251002×
Hunter_FlameThrower_MiiniOilrig100501001.7×
Hunter_FlameThrower_Oilrig100251002×
Quest_Hunter_FlameThrower100501001.7×
Data method

Character values, hostile classification, boss flags, fixed-spawn points and drops are normalized from the Palworld 1.0 unpacked DataTables. Exact coordinates are labeled as such; variants and editorial interpretation remain separate.