Frostallion

Location & Spawn

Frostallion is a Level 60 Alpha Pal found in the wild at a single, fixed location. Head to the Astral Mountains region in the northwest of the map. You’ll find it roaming around the frozen area at coordinates -357, 509. This is a 1.0 spawn point, not a dungeon or tower fight.

It only spawns as an Alpha Pal. There are no wild non-Alpha Frostallions running around. The Alpha respawns after a few in-game days if you kill or capture it.

How to Catch

You’re going to need serious firepower. Frostallion hits hard with Ice attacks and moves fast. Bring a team of high-level Fire Pals (like Faleris, Blazamut, or Suzaku) to exploit its Ice weakness. Cold-resistant armor is a must — the Astral Mountains are freezing even without the fight.

Use Legendary Spheres or better. Ultra Spheres work but expect a low catch rate. Get its health into the red, then hit it with a Freeze or Stun status effect before throwing spheres. This is a tough fight solo, so bring backup Pals and plenty of ammo.

Stats

• HP: 140
• Attack: 140
• Defense: 120

These are base stats for the wild Alpha. Frostallion’s Attack and HP are both high, giving it strong bulk and damage output. Defense is solid too, so Fire Pals are your best bet for exploiting its Ice weakness.

Work Suitability

• Cooling Lv 7 — Top-tier cooling Pal for your refrigerator and cooler box.

Frostallion Weakness

Frostallion is an Ice-type Pal, making it weak to Fire-type attacks. Fire attacks deal 2× damage to Ice Pals, and Fire Pals naturally resist Ice attacks — meaning they take only 0.5× damage in return. This double advantage makes Fire-types the undisputed best choice for this fight.

Best Counters

Pal	Type	Why
Faleris	Fire/Dragon	The strongest Fire Pal available. Its Fire/Dragon typing resists Ice at 0.5×, and with high Attack + Fire active skills like Fire Ball and Flare Storm, it melts Frostallion’s HP bar. Accessible through breeding even before the fight.
Blazamut	Fire	Pure Fire-type with sky-high Attack. Its signature move Rock Lance adds coverage, and its Fire attacks deal the full 2× multiplier. Blazamut’s bulk also helps it survive Frostallion’s Blizzard Spike.
Suzaku	Fire	A reliable Fire-type flying mount. It resists Ice attacks, hits for 2× with Fire moves, and its mobility lets you dodge Frostallion’s charge attacks while dealing damage. Easier to obtain than Faleris.

What to Avoid

Type	Why
Ice	Ice vs Ice deals 1× damage — same-element matchups have no bonus or penalty. Bringing your own Frostallion or other Ice types turns the fight into a slow, painful war of attrition. Fire’s 2× is the only real edge.
Water	While Water deals neutral damage to Ice, Frostallion’s Ice attacks hit Water for neutral too — meaning Water Pals take full damage without any advantage. Stick to Fire.

Frostallion Drops

• Ice Organ — 100% drop rate (10 per kill or capture)
• Diamond — 100% drop rate (1 per kill or capture)
• Ancient Civilization Parts — 100% from Alpha (6-8 per kill)
• Precious Entrails — 100% from Alpha (6-8 per kill)
• Pal Metal Helm Schematic 4 — 3% from Alpha

Partner Skill

Frostallion’s Partner Skill is Ice Steed. While riding Frostallion, your attacks deal Ice damage and you move faster in cold biomes.

Tips & Strategy

• Bring a Fire Pal with high Attack and tanky HP. Faleris is ideal because it resists Ice and hits back hard.
• Use a shield. Frostallion’s charge attack can one-shot you if you’re not wearing good gear. A Legendary Shield or at least a Hyper Shield will save your life.
• The double jump from its Partner Skill is great for getting out of tight spots. Use it to dodge the ice beam attack.
• If you’re farming Ice Organs, just kill Frostallion and wait for the respawn. Catching it is harder and not worth the sphere cost if you only want organs.
• This Pal is a top-tier mount for late-game exploration. Its speed and double jump make it better than Jetragon in some situations, especially in icy biomes.

Breeding

• Breed Power: 120
• Legendary rule: can ONLY breed with same species. Frostallion + Frostallion = Frostallion. No crossbreeding allowed.
• Exclusive passives: Legend, Ice Emperor
• Average breeding time: ~2 hours per egg (Huge Frozen Egg)

Frostallion is species-locked for breeding. Pair two Frostallions together and you get a Huge Frozen Egg. The 2-hour hatch timer is standard for legendaries. Breeding lets you chase perfect IVs or swap passives. That said, the guaranteed Legend and Ice Emperor combo is already solid out of the box.

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Passive Skills

• Legend — Attack +20% (per wiki.gg; the 1.0 changelog confirms Legend was enhanced but doesn’t publish exact new values), Defense +20%, Movement Speed +15%. Core combat steroid every legendary gets.
• Ice Emperor — Ice damage +20% (per wiki.gg; 1.0 notes confirm Emperor passives were increased but exact values unlisted). Stacks with Legend for a significant combined boost — exact 1.0 total unconfirmed. Exclusive to Frostallion.

Both passives are guaranteed on every wild-caught Frostallion. If you’re breeding for combat, keep Ice Emperor — it’s the whole reason Frostallion hits as hard as it does with Blizzard Spike and Crystal Wing.

1.0 Update Changes

• Ice Emperor passive buffed
• Cooling work suitability increased from 4 → 7

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Frostallion legendary? Yes. Frostallion is one of the 6 legendary Pals in Palworld 1.0. It holds Paldeck No. 200, has the exclusive Ice Emperor passive skill, and spawns only as a Level 60 Alpha Pal in the Astral Mountains. As a legendary, it follows same-species breeding rules (Frostallion + Frostallion = Frostallion) and carries the guaranteed Legend passive.