Palworld Electric Pals: Where to Find Them

To find Electric Pals in Palworld, you need to explore specific biomes and dungeons, with the most reliable early-game option being the Mossanda Forest area and the Desolate Church fast travel point at night. This guide breaks down the exact locations, levels, and strategies for catching every Electric Pal currently in the game.

Why Electric Pals Matter

Electric Pals are essential for powering your base’s late-game infrastructure. They generate electricity for production buildings like the Electric Furnace, Assembly Line, and Refrigerator, and they also excel in combat against Water-type Pals. Without a good Electric Pal, you’ll be stuck manually crafting items that require power, which is slow and inefficient. Beyond utility, several Electric Pals, such as Grizzbolt and Orserk, are powerful raid and boss fighters.

Complete List of Electric Pals and Their Habitats

As of the current major update, there are 11 Electric-type Pals. Each has a preferred habitat, and some only appear in specific dungeons or as rare spawns. Here is the full breakdown:

• Sparkit – Found in the early game areas around the Plateau of Beginnings and the Windswept Hills. It’s a common spawn, especially during the day.
• Dazzi – A rare spawn in the same early zones as Sparkit, but only at night. It’s a small, floating Pal that is easy to miss.
• Jolthog – Appears in the eastern part of the map, around the Forgotten Island and the Sealed Realm of the Thunder Dragon. It’s a medium-common spawn.
• Univolt – A fast, horse-like Pal found in the desert region of the map, specifically around the Duneshelter area. It’s a common spawn during the day.
• Rayhound – Spawns in the same desert region as Univolt, but only at night. It’s a fast mount and a good fighter.
• Beakon – A bird-like Electric Pal that appears in the mountainous areas of the map, particularly around the Mount Obsidian region. It’s a rare spawn.
• Grizzbolt – This is a boss Pal found in the Sealed Realm of the Thunder Dragon dungeon (coordinates approximately 450, 130). You must be at least level 30 to challenge it.
• Orserk – A powerful dragon-electric hybrid found in the Wildlife Sanctuary No. 3, which is an island far to the northeast. You’ll need a flying mount to reach it.
• Mossanda Lux – A variant of Mossanda that appears in the same areas as the regular Mossanda, but only during thunderstorms. It’s a rare spawn.
• Relaxaurus Lux – A variant of Relaxaurus that spawns in the same swampy areas as the original, but only during thunderstorms. It’s extremely rare.
• Dazzi Noct – A dark/electric variant of Dazzi that appears in dungeons and caves, often in the later-game areas. It’s a rare spawn.

Best Early-Game Locations

If you’re just starting out (level 5-15), your best bet is the Plateau of Beginnings and the Windswept Hills. These areas are teeming with Sparkit and occasional Dazzi at night. You can easily catch them with a standard Pal Sphere. For a slightly more challenging but rewarding target, head to the Desolate Church fast travel point (coordinates 70, -480). At night, you’ll find Dazzi and sometimes a higher-level Sparkit. This is the fastest way to get an Electric Pal for your base’s first generator.

Mid-Game and Late-Game Spots

Once you hit level 20-30, you should venture to the desert region (around the Duneshelter fast travel point). Here, you’ll find Univolt and Rayhound (at night). Both are excellent mounts and fighters. For the strongest Electric Pals, you’ll need to tackle the Sealed Realm of the Thunder Dragon dungeon. This is a level 30+ dungeon where you’ll fight Grizzbolt as a boss. After defeating it, you have a chance to catch it. For Orserk, you’ll need a flying mount and a high-level team to survive the trip to Wildlife Sanctuary No. 3 (northeast corner of the map). This is a late-game area with level 40+ Pals, so come prepared.

How to Catch Them: Tips and Tricks

Catching Electric Pals requires a bit of strategy, especially for the rarer ones. Here are some key tips:

1. Use the right Palsphere: For lower-level Pals (Sparkit, Dazzi), a standard Palsphere works. For higher-level ones (Univolt, Rayhound), use a Mega or Giga Sphere. For bosses like Grizzbolt, you’ll need a Hyper Sphere or better.
2. Weaken them first: Reduce their HP to below 10% without killing them. Use a Pal with a weak attack or a weapon like a basic bow.
3. Status effects help: Inflicting sleep or stun can dramatically increase your catch rate. Use Pals with moves like Spark Blast or a stun baton.
4. Backstrikes: If you approach a Pal from behind and throw a sphere, you get a backstrike bonus, which increases the catch rate. This is especially useful for skittish Pals like Dazzi.
5. Night-time spawns: Some Pals only appear at night. Set your base time to night by sleeping in a bed, or just wait it out.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

A common mistake is trying to catch a high-level Electric Pal early in the game. You’ll just waste spheres and get defeated. Another misconception is that Electric Pals only spawn in specific “electric” biomes. In reality, they are spread across the map, and many are tied to time of day or weather conditions. For example, Mossanda Lux and Relaxaurus Lux only appear during thunderstorms, which are random events. Don’t waste hours searching for them in clear weather. Also, note that some Electric Pals, like Dazzi Noct, are dungeon-only spawns, so you won’t find them in the overworld.

Electric Pal Comparison: Which Should You Use?

For base power generation, Sparkit is the best early-game choice because it’s easy to catch and has a decent work speed. Dazzi is faster but rarer. For combat, Univolt and Rayhound are excellent mid-game options due to their speed and attack stats. Grizzbolt and Orserk are the top-tier fighters, with Orserk having the highest base attack in the game. For a balance of work and combat, Beakon is a good choice, though it’s harder to find. If you want a pure mount, Rayhound is the fastest Electric Pal in the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest Electric Pal to get?

Sparkit is the easiest. It’s a common spawn in the starting areas and can be caught with a basic Palsphere at level 2-3. You’ll likely encounter one within the first hour of gameplay.

Do Electric Pals spawn at night only?

No, but some do. Sparkit, Jolthog, and Univolt spawn during the day. Dazzi, Rayhound, and the thunderstorm variants (Mossanda Lux, Relaxaurus Lux) spawn at night or during specific weather. Always check the time of day before hunting.

Can I breed Electric Pals?

Yes, you can breed Electric Pals. Breeding two Electric Pals will typically produce an Electric Pal egg. However, you cannot breed to get a specific variant like Mossanda Lux unless you have the parents. Breeding is a good way to get a high-level Sparkit or Dazzi with better stats.

What is the best Electric Pal for base power?

For pure power generation, Grizzbolt has the highest work suitability for Electricity (Level 3). However, it’s a late-game catch. For early to mid-game, Sparkit and Dazzi (both Level 1) are fine, but you’ll need multiple to keep up with demand. Univolt and Beakon have Level 2 Electricity, which is a good middle ground.

Why can’t I find Rayhound?

Rayhound only spawns at night in the desert region. If you’re searching during the day, you won’t see it. Also, it’s a rare spawn, so you may need to circle the area multiple times. Try using a flying mount to cover more ground quickly.

Are Electric Pals weak to anything?

Electric Pals are weak to Ground-type attacks. In combat, avoid using them against Ground Pals like Digtoise or Anubis. They are strong against Water and Flying types, making them great for those encounters.

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