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How to Breed Starryon Primo

Put a Starryon and a Celesdir in a Breeding Farm. Both live on Feybreak in the mid 40s to mid 60s, which is far below the level 74 World Tree hunt.

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EffortHardTimeAbout 2 hoursYou needTwo Feybreak parents, a farm, a cake
Starryon Primo
Step one

Where to find the two parents

Starryon Primo is the child, so this map covers the pair you actually have to catch. Both parents share the Feybreak forest, and both have a field boss of their own within a short flight of each other. Starryon carries the heat because it is the cheaper half at level 42.

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The route
1Catch a Starryon on FeybreakIt has 209 mapped points across the Feybreak forest from level 42, with 92 of them in one patch. A level 63 field boss covers the same job if you would rather fight once than search.209 points, lowest band 42
2Catch a Celesdir in the same forestCelesdir is the most heavily mapped Pal on Feybreak at 1,631 points from level 54, and it has its own level 65 boss. Neither parent needs a detour off the island.1,631 points, lowest band 54
3Build the Breeding Farm and bake a CakeOne Cake per egg. Keep a Ranch and a Wheat Plantation running before you start, because the ingredient chain is what makes people wait, not the incubation.One Cake per egg
4Put Starryon and Celesdir in togetherThat is the only cross-species pair in the game that produces a Starryon Primo. Order and gender do not matter, and there is no reroll to fight.1 cross-species pair exists
5Hatch it and stack Neutral PalsLight Dancer raises this mount Movement Speed by 5 percent for every other Neutral Pal in your party, and it excludes other Starryon Primos, so a second one adds nothing.5 percent per other Neutral Pal
Take this with you
Breeding FarmBoth parents go in togetherCakeOne per egg, and the real costEgg IncubatorThe egg carries the level you bred for
Pair these two in the farm
StarryonParent one, and the cheap half at level 42CelesdirParent two, and the most mapped Pal on Feybreak

Other ways in

4 alternatives checked against the breeding route
WildLater
A real World Tree population, not a lottery

There are 63 points in the World Tree at levels 74 to 76, and they sit on a four Pal spawner where Starryon Primo takes 30.93 percent of the roll. That is a place worth standing in, unlike the 72 Pal aura table most tree Pals ride. It is just very late.

63 pointsLv 74 to 7630.93% per rollOpen the full map
Egg hatchWorth opening
Huge Common Egg, World Tree pool

The World Tree pool of the Huge Common Egg holds 7 outcomes and Starryon Primo is the heaviest of them. If you are already in the region, open every one you find rather than banking them.

Huge Common EggWorld Tree32.1%1 of 7 resultsHuge Common EggWorld Tree0.96%1 of 7 results
7 outcomesWorld Tree pool onlyOpen the Huge Common Egg guide
VariantSeparate
Starryon is a different Paldeck slot

Starryon is Paldeck 130 and Starryon Primo is 130B. The base form is Dark, this one is Neutral with Gathering 7, and catching a Starryon fills the other slot. It is also one of the two parents you need here.

Paldeck 130 and 130BDark and NeutralHow to get Starryon
Field bossBlocked
It has no boss of its own

It has no field boss, raid tier, quest, camp squad or dungeon spawn of its own. The two parent bosses on the map belong to Starryon and Celesdir, not to this Pal.

0 field bosses0 raid tiers0 dungeon spawnsShow field bosses on the map
Both parents carry their own field boss, so you can take this route by fighting twice instead of searching twice. Starryon at 63 and Celesdir at 65 are both on Feybreak, a short flight apart.
Its drop table is World Tree material even though you will be breeding it on the main island: Nightstar Sand, World Tree Holy Water, a Neutral Radiant Gem and the five Ancient Relic tiers. Read that list as what a Starryon Primo can give, not as a hint about where to look.
Light Dancer excludes other Starryon Primos from its own count. A second one in the party does nothing for the first, so build the party out of ordinary Neutral Pals instead.
Why bother
Starryon Primo is a Gathering 7 worker, which is the joint highest Gathering rating you will find, and a mount whose Light Dancer skill raises jump power and adds 5 percent Movement Speed for each other Neutral Pal in the party. It also drops Nightstar Sand and a Neutral Radiant Gem on defeat.
Gathering 7Mount, jump boostDrops Nightstar Sand
At a glance
Best routeBreeding
DifficultyHard
NeutralWeak to DarkGathering 7Mount
Best routeBreeding, 1 cross-species pair
ParentsStarryon Lv 42, Celesdir Lv 54
Wild63 points, World Tree, Lv 74 to 76
WorkGathering 7, mount
Standard drops
Leather×2 to 3 · 100%Nightstar Sand×1 to 2 · 100%World Tree Holy Water×2 to 4 · 75%
Full stats and work suitability

Straight answers

the questions people actually search for
Starryon and Celesdir, and that is the only cross-species pair in the game that produces one. Both are Feybreak Pals, so you never have to leave the island to set it up.
Something wrong, or a faster route?Every route on this page is checked against the 1.0 extract. If the game changed before we did, tell us in the comments.Jump to comments

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What two Pals make Starryon Primo?

Starryon and Celesdir, and that is the only cross-species pair in the game that produces one. Both are Feybreak Pals, so you never have to leave the island to set it up.

Where does Starryon Primo spawn in Palworld 1.0?

Only in the World Tree region, on 63 mapped points at levels 74 to 76. It shares that spawner with three other Pals and holds 30.93 percent of the roll, so it is a real habitat rather than a shared table.

Is it faster to breed one or catch one?

Breed one. The wild band starts at level 74 in the last region the game opens, while Starryon is catchable from level 42 and Celesdir from 54, both on Feybreak.

Is Starryon Primo just a recolour of Starryon?

No. Starryon is Dark and sits at Paldeck 130, Starryon Primo is Neutral at 130B with Gathering 7 and a different partner skill. Catching one does not fill the other slot.

How do I get the most out of Light Dancer?

Fill the rest of your party with Neutral Pals. Each one adds 5 percent Movement Speed while you ride, and the skill deliberately excludes other Starryon Primos from the count.