Melpaca: Location, Breeding and Drops
Throw a sphere at one of the 318 mapped spawns near Autumn Rocks. Melpaca is the first ground mount most players own, and every Huge Common Egg hatches one.
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Every Melpaca spawn on the map
All 318 mapped points across the main island, with the three densest patches pinned. The spread is wide, so the nearest one is usually the right one.
















































Other ways in
3 alternatives checked against the wild catch routeThe Windswept Hills pool on a Huge Common Egg contains exactly one outcome and it is Melpaca. No other Pal in this part of the Paldeck has an egg route that cannot miss.
76 different pairs land on Melpaca, which is more than almost anything else at this Paldeck number. Useful for passing passives down, pointless as a way to get your first one.
Melpaca does not become Kingpaca. Kingpaca is Paldeck 21 with its own level 23 field boss, and Melpaca is Paldeck 20. Keeping Melpacas in the party is what powers Kingpaca, not what creates one.
Straight answers
the questions people actually search forFrequently asked questions
Where do you find Melpaca in Palworld 1.0?
On 318 mapped points across the main island. Autumn Rocks holds 90 of them, the Sea Breeze Archipelago 77, and Eastern Wild Island 68, all at levels 5 to 17.
What hatches from a Huge Common Egg?
Melpaca, every time. Its Windswept Hills pool has exactly one outcome, so a Huge Common Egg is the only guaranteed egg route to any Pal in this part of the Paldeck.
Can you ride Melpaca?
Yes, with a saddle unlocked from the Technology tree. It is the first ground mount most players own, and it arrives well before you have a flying one.
Does Melpaca evolve into Kingpaca?
No. They are separate Paldeck entries, 20 and 21, and Kingpaca has its own level 23 field boss. Melpacas in your party boost a Kingpaca you already own, which is where the confusion comes from.
What does Melpaca drop?
Wool at 2 to 5 and one Leather, both at 100 percent. On a Ranch it produces Wool on its own, which is why most players keep a pair back at base.
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