If you’ve been grinding endgame Palworld content looking for a versatile fire-type Pal that can handle combat, base work, and fast travel, Faleris is probably at the top of your wishlist. A lot of players hit a wall when it comes to tracking this elusive Pal down, since its spawn locations are restricted to one high-level biome with tricky survival conditions. If you’re wondering where to find Faleris Palworld, this guide breaks down exactly where to look, what you need to bring, and how to catch it without wasting hours of your time.
Where to Find Faleris Palworld: Exact Spawn Locations
Faleris only spawns in the Mount Obsidian volcanic biome, which is located in the far northern section of the map. You’ll recognize it immediately by the black rock terrain, flowing lava rivers, and constant smoke rising from dormant volcano peaks. The highest concentration of Faleris spawns is along the southwest edge of the biome, near the border that separates Mount Obsidian from the mountainous snow biome to the west.
You’ll only see Faleris spawn during in-game daytime, between 8 AM and 6 PM. It’s a rare spawn, so don’t be surprised if you have to circle the southwest edge of the biome 3 to 4 times before one pops up on your Pal detector. Faleris only spawns in areas where the ambient temperature is above 40C, so you won’t find it near the cooler edges of the volcanic biome that border other regions. You won't find Faleris in any lower-level biomes, even if you're playing on a custom server with adjusted spawn rates.
Key Spawn Conditions You Need to Know Before Hunting Faleris
Before you head to Mount Obsidian to look for Faleris, there are a few non-negotiable requirements you need to meet to avoid dying repeatedly or wasting high-tier spheres on failed catch attempts. Faleris is a level 40 to 45 Pal, so even if you spot one early in your playthrough, you won’t be able to catch it until you’ve leveled up enough to survive its attacks.
Pack these items before you leave your base to make your hunt as smooth as possible:
- At least level 35 character with 200+ HP to survive its long-range fire blasts
- Heat-resistant armor (either the Heat Resistant Pal Armor or Obsidian Armor set) to avoid passive burn damage in the volcanic biome
- 15+ Ultra Spheres or 5+ Legend Spheres for the highest possible catch chance
- A high-level water-type Pal (minimum level 38) to weaken Faleris without accidentally killing it
You’ll also want to clear out any aggressive wild Pals in the area where you spot Faleris before you start the taming process. Faleris almost always spawns with 2 to 3 companion fire Pals like Blazehowl or Rooby, and those smaller Pals will interrupt your taming attempts if you don’t take them out first. Never attempt to catch Faleris during a rainstorm, because fire-type Pals take 30% extra damage from water attacks when it’s raining, so you might knock it out before you can throw a sphere.
How to Tame Faleris Once You Find It
Once you spot a Faleris and clear out its surrounding companions, start by sending out your water-type Pal to weaken it. Focus on low-damage water attacks to chip its HP down to between 10% and 15% — any lower and you risk killing it, any higher and your catch chance drops significantly. If you have a Pal with a stun or paralysis skill, switch to it once Faleris is low on HP to apply a status effect, which boosts your catch chance by 25%.
After Faleris is weakened and stunned, back up to a safe distance before you start throwing spheres. Stay at least 10 meters away from Faleris while you're throwing spheres, its close-range fire swipe can one-shot most players under level 40 even with high-tier armor. I learned this the hard way on my first Faleris hunt: I rushed in to throw a Legend Sphere right after stunning it, and it woke up mid-throw and knocked me out instantly, making me lose half my inventory and the Faleris I spent 20 minutes tracking.
If you don’t catch it on the first 3 or 4 throws, don’t panic. Rare high-level Pals often take 10+ Ultra Spheres to catch, even at low HP with a status effect. Just make sure you keep an eye on your health and armor durability during the process, since the volcanic biome’s passive burn damage will wear you down over time.
What Makes Faleris Worth the Effort to Find and Tame
You might be wondering if Faleris is worth the hours of grinding, travel, and resource investment required to catch it, and the short answer is yes. Faleris is one of the most versatile endgame Pals in the game, with top-tier stats for combat, travel, and base work. Its partner skill lets you ride it as a flying mount that’s 20% faster than most other flying Pals, and you can fire its fire blast attack while riding it to take out enemy bases or groups of wild Pals without landing.
For base work, Faleris has level 3 mining and level 4 lumbering skills, so it can help you gather large amounts of stone and wood faster than most other Pals. It also has a level 3 kindling skill, so it can keep your furnaces running 24/7 if you assign it to base duty. Faleris can also be bred with other fire-type Pals to create even stronger offspring with rare passive skills, like Fire Mastery or Swift Flight, that make it even more powerful for combat and travel.
The only real downside to Faleris is its high food consumption. It eats twice as much as a mid-tier Pal, so you’ll need to set up a large berry farm or meat drying rack at your base if you plan to use it regularly. That small inconvenience is more than worth it for everything Faleris brings to your team, though.
Don’t get discouraged if you don’t spot Faleris on your first trip to the Mount Obsidian biome — rare spawns can take 10 to 15 minutes of circling to pop up, even if you’re in the right area. Once you know where to find Faleris Palworld, the rest is just making sure you’re prepared enough to catch it without wasting resources. I’ve had my Faleris for over 20 hours of playtime now, and I still use it for almost every long trip across the map, boss fight, and large resource gathering run. It’s easily one of the best upgrades you can make to your Pal team in the mid to late game.