How to Use the Map

The map shows the whole Palpagos archipelago — the grasslands you start in, the desert and volcano to the west, the frozen mountains in the north, and the later islands of Sakurajima and Feybreak. Two layers sit on top of it, and you can turn each one on or off independently with the toggles directly above the map, so you only ever see what you came looking for.

Pal spawns. Type a Pal into the search box to plot every overworld spot it appears, drawn straight from the game's own spawn tables rather than guessed at. Add up to six Pals at once and each is given its own colour, so you can see at a glance where two species' ranges overlap before you set out to catch or farm them. A lot of Pals only surface at a certain time of day, so use the Day and Night checkboxes to match what you'll actually run into on the ground — turning one off hides the spawns that only happen then and keeps the map readable. Every Pal you add also shows its wild level range on its chip, with a link through to its full page for drops, base stats, work suitability and breeding combinations.

Bosses & Alphas. Switch on this layer to pin all 83 field bosses and Alpha Pals at their exact locations in one go. These are the oversized, named Pals that guard set spots across the islands; each pin shows which Pal it is and the level you'll fight it at, and clicking a pin opens that Pal's page. Alphas hit hard for the area they're in, but beating — or better, catching — one is often the quickest way to pick up a strong Pal early, so they're well worth planning a route around as you explore.

Spawn Map

267 Pals have mapped wild spawns and 83 field bosses / Alphas are pinned at their exact spots. Pals without wild spawns (egg-only or dungeon Pals) are on their own Paldeck pages.

Field Bosses & Alphas

Palworld has 83 field bosses and Alpha Pals standing at fixed points in the overworld — the big, glowing, named versions of ordinary Pals that don't wander like a normal spawn but hold a single spot until you take them on. They come in at a noticeably higher level than the wild Pals around them, hit harder, and usually roll better passive skills, which is exactly what makes them worth the detour.

The important thing is that every one of these can be caught, not just defeated. Landing the throw on an Alpha is often the single fastest way to add that species to your team, and a much stronger starting point than the same Pal pulled from a low-level wild spawn — you skip straight to a high-level base with good passives to build on. They're a reliable early source of the rarer Pals, too, since a fixed Alpha is far easier to find again than a rare wild roll. Bring plenty of higher-tier spheres, soften it up before you throw, and mind its element going in. The table below lists them by the level you meet them at, so you can work down it as your own team gets stronger; flip on the Bosses & Alphas layer above to see exactly where each one waits, and follow any name for its stats, drops and breeding routes.

All Bosses by Level

Boss / Alpha	Element	Level
Chillet	IceDragon	Lv 11
Gumoss	GrassGround	Lv 11
Sweepa	Ice	Lv 11
Dumud	GroundWater	Lv 14
Arsox	Fire	Lv 15
Foxcicle	Ice	Lv 15
Foxparks Cryst	Ice	Lv 15
Penking	WaterIce	Lv 15
Grintale	Normal	Lv 17
Nitewing	Normal	Lv 18
Broncherry	Grass	Lv 23
Caprity Noct	Dark	Lv 23
Kingpaca	Normal	Lv 23
Bushi	Fire	Lv 25
Fenglope	Normal	Lv 25
Vaelet	Grass	Lv 27
Wixen	Fire	Lv 28
Blazehowl	Fire	Lv 30
Elphidran	Dragon	Lv 30
Grizzbolt	Electric	Lv 30
Mossanda Lux	Electric	Lv 31
Univolt	Electric	Lv 31
Lunaris	Normal	Lv 35
Tarantriss	Dark	Lv 35
Verdash	Grass	Lv 35
Beakon	Electric	Lv 37
Mammorest	GrassGround	Lv 38
Wumpo Botan	Grass	Lv 38
Elizabee	Grass	Lv 39
Azurobe	WaterDragon	Lv 40
Needoll	Grass	Lv 40
Sibelyx	Ice	Lv 40
Menasting	DarkGround	Lv 44
Suzaku	Fire	Lv 45
Kingpaca Cryst	Ice	Lv 46
Dinossom Lux	ElectricDragon	Lv 47
Pierdon	Ground	Lv 50
Reptyro	FireGround	Lv 50
Blazamut	Fire	Lv 52
Anubis	Ground	Lv 55
Astegon	DragonDark	Lv 55
Dualith	GroundGrass	Lv 55
Jormuntide	DragonWater	Lv 55
Knocklem	Ground	Lv 55
Menasting Terra	Ground	Lv 55
Tetroise	Ground	Lv 55
Whalaska	IceWater	Lv 55
Lyleen	Grass	Lv 58
Lyleen Noct	Dark	Lv 58
Dazzi Noct	DarkElectric	Lv 60
Fenglope Lux	Electric	Lv 60
Frostallion	Ice	Lv 60
Neptilius	Water	Lv 60
Nitemary	Dark	Lv 60
Nyafia	Dark	Lv 60
Omascul	Dark	Lv 60
Paladius	Normal	Lv 60
Smokie	Dark	Lv 60
Tetroise Primo	Normal	Lv 60
Cryolinx Terra	Ground	Lv 62
Silvegis	Dragon	Lv 62
Gildane	Ground	Lv 63
Prunelia	GrassDark	Lv 63
Starryon	Dark	Lv 63
Warsect Terra	Ground	Lv 64
Celesdir	Normal	Lv 65
Frostallion Noct	Dark	Lv 65
Kitsun Noct	Dark	Lv 65
Snock	Electric	Lv 65
Splatterina	Dark	Lv 65
Azurmane	Electric	Lv 66
Faleris Aqua	Water	Lv 66
Loupmoon Cryst	Ice	Lv 66
Slowatt	Electric	Lv 66
Wistella	Dark	Lv 66
Dynamoff	Electric	Lv 67
Flaracle	Fire	Lv 68
Eidrolon	DragonDark	Lv 69
Ophydia	GrassWater	Lv 69
Dualith Noct	GroundDark	Lv 70
Jetragon	Dragon	Lv 70
Moldron	FireGround	Lv 70
Prixter Lux	ElectricGround	Lv 70