Chillet is one of the most unique early-game Pals in Palworld 1.0 — it’s the only Ice/Dragon hybrid you can find early, with a striking appearance and solid breeding value. This guide covers everything about Chillet.
Chillet Overview
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Element | Ice / Dragon |
| Partner Skill | Frozen Dragon — mounts Chillet as a ground mount with Ice attacks |
| Work Suitability | Cooling Lv2 |
| Food Intake | 4/10 |
| Spawn Location | Snowy mountain foothills, Astral Mountains lower areas |
| Breeding Power | 520 |
How to Get Chillet
Method 1: Catch in the Wild
Chillet spawns in the snowy mountain foothills and lower Astral Mountains. It’s level 15-25 and one of the first Ice-types you can reach.
- Weakness: Fire-type and Dragon-type attacks
- Recommended level: 15+ with Mega Spheres
- Best spot: The path leading up to the Astral Mountains from the central plains
- Loot: Ice Organ, Pal Fluids
Method 2: Breed Chillet
| Parent A | Parent B | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pengullet | Nitewing | Very easy early combo |
| Jolthog | Relaxaurus | Alternative pairing |
Chillet’s Unique Appeal
Chillet is primarily a style pick — its long serpentine body and icy blue coloring make it one of the most photogenic Pals in the early game. While its stats aren’t top-tier, its Ice/Dragon typing provides neutral coverage against most enemies in the first 20 levels.
Chillet as a Mount
The Chillet saddle unlocks at Technology Level 15, making it one of the earliest ground mounts. Its speed is moderate, but its Partner Skill applies Ice damage while riding, which is useful against Dragon-type enemies.
Breeding with Chillet
Chillet (520 power) occupies a useful mid-range breeding slot, combining well with many Fire and Water Pals to produce Dragon hybrids. Keep one in your breeding farm for chaining into other Ice/Dragon combinations.
Summary
- Best for: Early Ice/Dragon hybrid, style, early mount (Tech 15)
- Get it by: Catching in snowy foothills or breeding
- Key tip: Chillet is more of a novelty/collection Pal than a meta choice — use it for fun, not for min-maxing
