Palworld Frostallion Location: How to Catch the Ice Legendary in 1.0 (+ Best Counter)

The fastest way to get Frostallion in Palworld 1.0 is to catch the Level 60 Alpha field boss on the frozen lake in the Astral Mountains, just east of the Land of Absolute Zero fast-travel statue at roughly -357, 508. Frostallion is a pure Ice Legendary, so it is weak to Fire — bring Fire-type Pals, wear Cold Resistance armor for the freezing biome, and pack Legendary Spheres. This guide covers exactly where it spawns, how to catch it without burning a stack of spheres, its stats and the Ice Steed mount skill, where to find the dark variant Frostallion Noct, and why this is the Pal you want before you go hunting Jetragon.

This guide applies to the current live build, Palworld 1.0.3 (1.101.283), verified against palworld.wiki.gg, the KeenGamer 1.0 legendary index, and store.steampowered.com.

Key Takeaways

• Where: Frostallion is a Level 60 Alpha field boss on the frozen lake in the Astral Mountains, next to the Land of Absolute Zero fast-travel statue at roughly -357, 508 (north of the map).
• How to catch: Frostallion is a pure Ice type — bring Fire Pals (Fire beats Ice), wear Cold Resistance Lv.2 armor for the freezing biome, get it into the red, and throw Legendary Spheres (expect 10+).
• Stats & mount: HP 140 / Attack 140 / Defense 120, with the Ice Steed Partner Skill — a fast flying mount that turns your attacks to Ice.
• Why it matters: It is the only Ice Legendary in the game and the go-to counter for Dragon threats — including Jetragon and several tower bosses.
• 1.0 changed it: the Alpha is now Level 60 (was 50 in Early Access), its Paldeck number moved to #200, and its Cooling work suitability jumped to 7. Any guide that says Level 50 predates the July 2026 release.

Where do you find Frostallion in Palworld?

Frostallion spawns in exactly one place: the frozen lake in the Astral Mountains, the snow region across the top of the Palpagos Islands. Fast-travel to the Land of Absolute Zero statue and look east — Frostallion is the glowing white, winged unicorn standing out on the ice at roughly -357, 508. It is an Alpha field boss (aggressive, and it will attack the moment you get close), not a random wild spawn, so you always know where to find it.

If you fail a capture, the Alpha respawns about an hour after you defeat it — or sooner if you sleep in a bed to skip the night — so you can fast-travel out and come straight back for another attempt.

One important correction: the Alpha's level went up in 1.0. In Early Access this boss was Level 50; Pocketpair raised it to Level 60 for the full release, and its Paldeck number changed from #110 to #200. A lot of the older guides also list its coordinates as around (-343, 503) — that is stale Early Access data. If a page tells you Frostallion is Level 50, it was written before the July 10, 2026 launch, and its stats and breeding info are almost certainly out of date too.

Biome tip: the Land of Absolute Zero is a freezing zone that drains your health if you stand around unprotected. Equip Cold Resistance armor (Pal Metal Armor with cold resistance, or a heat-emitting Pal like Foxparks in your party) so the environment is not chipping you down while you fight.

How do you catch Frostallion?

Frostallion is a pure Ice-element Pal, which means it takes increased damage from Fire attacks — and its own Ice attacks are resisted by Fire Pals, so a Fire team both deals more and takes less. Stack your party with Fire-types like Ragnahawk, Blazehowl, Suzaku, or Wixen to melt its health bar quickly without accidentally killing it.

A clean capture run looks like this:

• Come prepared for a Level 60 boss. You can beat it under-leveled with the right counters, but be around Level 50+ with Pal Metal (cold-resistant) armor and a strong ranged weapon — a Rocket Launcher or a Legendary Assault Rifle both work well.
• Lead with Fire Pals to exploit the Ice weakness and keep Frostallion staggered so it cannot chain its ice-blast combos.
• Watch the ice attacks. Frostallion fires ranged ice projectiles and a freezing AoE — keep moving, and don't let it inflict the Freeze status while you are lining up a throw.
• Whittle, don't wipe. Get Frostallion deep into the red, then start throwing. As a Level 60 Legendary it has heavy capture resistance, so you want Legendary Spheres — Ultra Spheres will work but waste far more throws.
• Bring plenty of spheres. Expect to spend 10 or more even with its HP in the red. Overpack rather than run out mid-fight and have to reset the whole encounter.

As an Alpha, every kill or capture also pays a chunk of capture EXP and rare drops, so even a failed capture run is not wasted time.

What are Frostallion's stats and Partner Skill?

Frostallion is built as a fast, hard-hitting Ice mount rather than a base worker. Its base stats are HP 140 / Attack 140 / Defense 120, and the Alpha version fights with boosted stats and a large health pool.

Its Partner Skill is Ice Steed. Per the in-game skill description on palworld.wiki.gg:

"Can be ridden as a flying mount. Changes the player's attack type to Ice and enhances Ice attacks while mounted."

That is what makes Frostallion so valuable: it is both one of the fastest flying mounts in the game and a mobile Ice-damage platform. Mounted, your own shots convert to Ice, so you shred Dragon-type enemies from the air. It also comes with the Legend passive (+ATK, +DEF, +movement) and Ice Emperor (+30% Ice attack damage) natively, so it hits hard straight out of the sphere.

For work duty, its one useful suitability is Cooling 7 (raised from 4 in Early Access) — solid for a Refrigerator or making Cakes if you keep a spare at base, though most players run Frostallion in their combat party, not their base.

Why is Frostallion worth catching?

Frostallion is the only Ice-element Legendary in Palworld, which makes it the single best answer to the game's Dragon problem. Ice is super-effective against Dragon, so Frostallion is the standard pick when you need to counter high-level Dragon threats:

• Catching Jetragon. Jetragon, the Level 70 Dragon Legendary that now spawns on Sunreach, takes bonus damage from Ice — Frostallion is one of the top counters to soften it up. If Jetragon is your next target, get Frostallion first. See our full Jetragon location and catch guide.
• Tower bosses. Several of the game's nine tower bosses field Dragon or Ground movesets where an Ice mount shines, and Ice Emperor makes Frostallion's damage count.
• Endgame mount. Its flight speed and air control make it one of the best travel mounts for the late game, from Feybreak to the World Tree.

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Where is Frostallion Noct (the dark variant)?

Frostallion has a black Dark-element variant, Frostallion Noct, and it does not live on the frozen lake. You will find its Alpha at the No. 3 Wildlife Sanctuary on the far northeastern edge of the map, at roughly 689, 648 — a protected island you have to reach by air or sea. The sanctuary Alpha is Level 65, slightly tankier than base Frostallion at Defense 135.

The key difference: Frostallion Noct is Dark type, so it is weak to Dragon (not Fire), and its Partner Skill is Black Steed — the same flying mount, but it converts your attacks to Dark damage instead of Ice. Bring Dragon Pals if you want to fight it, and remember that landing on a Wildlife Sanctuary aggros the guards, so grab your target and leave.

How do you breed Frostallion?

If a Level 60 boss is out of reach, breeding is the backup — but the combos are strict. There is only one way to breed each Frostallion:

• Frostallion = Frostallion + Frostallion (self-breed only). There is no cheaper "make a Legendary from two commons" combo — you need one to make more, so the wild Alpha is your entry point.
• Frostallion Noct = Frostallion + Helzephyr (produces a Huge Dark Egg). This is the only combo that yields Noct, and it is often faster than flying out to the sanctuary Alpha.

Set up a Breeding Farm with a Cake and the correct parents in your party, and check our full Palworld breeding guide for how passive-skill inheritance and Mutation work in 1.0 if you want to roll for better stats on the child.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Frostallion in Palworld 1.0? Frostallion is a Level 60 Alpha field boss on the frozen lake in the Astral Mountains, just east of the Land of Absolute Zero fast-travel statue, at roughly -357, 508 in the north of the Palpagos Islands.

What level is Frostallion in 1.0? The Alpha is Level 60. It was Level 50 in Early Access — Pocketpair raised it for the full release, so older guides listing Level 50 are out of date. Frostallion Noct, the dark variant, is Level 65.

What is Frostallion weak to? Frostallion is a pure Ice type and is weak to Fire, so bring Fire Pals like Ragnahawk, Blazehowl or Suzaku. The dark variant, Frostallion Noct, is a Dark type and is weak to Dragon instead.

How many spheres do I need to catch Frostallion? Bring Legendary Spheres and expect to throw 10 or more even with its HP in the red — Legendaries have very high capture resistance. Ultra Spheres work but waste far more throws.

Is Frostallion good for catching Jetragon? Yes. Jetragon is a Dragon Legendary and Ice is super-effective against Dragon, so Frostallion is one of the best counters for softening Jetragon up before you throw spheres. Catch Frostallion first, then go after Jetragon.

Can you breed Frostallion? Yes, but only by breeding two Frostallions together — there is no budget combo that creates one from common Pals. To get the dark variant, breed Frostallion + Helzephyr for Frostallion Noct.