Aegidron, a Dragon/Ground-type pal in Palworld, Paldex number 184

How to breed Aegidron.

Rarity 8 · 50% ♂ · wild Lv 79 123 parent pairs Born with Heavyweight

The easiest pair that hatches Aegidron

Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis is the cheapest pair that hatches Aegidron in Palworld 1.0, out of 123 pairs that work. Both are catchable in the wild from about level 66.

both catchable in the wild · found from about level 66. Parents must be opposite genders.

The lineageread left to right
Pairs that make Aegidron
Jetragon × Jormuntide Ignis both catchable in the wild · found from about level 66
Jetragon × Frostallion both catchable in the wild · found from about level 60
Aegidron Aegidron

Easiest pair first · rarest child first. Every parent pair is in the list below.

Gender odds on the Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis pair

Both Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis hatch 50/50 male, so every one you catch is a coin flip and two of each covers it. Aegidron comes out 50/50 too. Two of the same gender produces nothing at all, however right the pair is.

Weak to

Ice

Deals double to

Dark

Paldex entry

“In ancient times, when means of communication were limited, the light within Aegidron's wings was used to send simple flash signals.”

Aegidron is a Dragon/Ground-type pal with 123 parent pairs in Palworld 1.0, and not one of them is a special one-off recipe. Wild ones sit at level 79. Best jobs: Mining 8.

Breed rank30
Rarity8/20
SizeXL
Activeday
Wild level79
Passive slots3/4
Gender 50% ♂ · 50% ♀
Always born with Heavyweight

Partner skill

Indestructible Fortress. Can be ridden. While in party, player and party Pals take 60% less damage from explosive attacks, and are immune to Stun. (Does not stack)

Rank 1 → 5: 60 · 65 · 70 · 75 · 80

Work suitability

Stats

HP 105 strong
Attack 125 elite
Defense 140 elite
Stamina 300 elite
Run speed 850 elite
Ride speed 1100 strong
Transport 360 strong

Scaled across all 299 pals. Aegidron is top of the roster on at least one bar.

Trust scaling

HP+3.8
Attack+1.5
Defense+1

Stat gain per trust rank, straight from the game's own parameter table. Read it as what Aegidron is worth after you have actually used it.

Drops

Per kill or capture. Each item links to every pal that drops it.

The 120 easiest of 123 parent pairs for Aegidron

Every pair that produces Aegidron averages to its breed rank of 30, and 123 pairs in the Palworld 1.0 table hit that number. Opposite genders, cake in the breeding farm, then the egg goes in an egg incubator. Some are two wild catches. The rest need a breed first.

The list stops at 120. Open the planner to filter the other 3 against the pals you already own.

Why an older Aegidron combo list won't work

Pre-1.0 guides name a recipe. The 1.0 table works on averages: a pair produces Aegidron when the two parents' breed ranks average to its 30. 123 different pairs hit that average, which is why a page showing five or six rows is quoting a sample rather than an answer.

Ours is the game's real 44,849-pair table, shipped verbatim rather than approximated from the rank formula. The 19,044 figure still in circulation is 138 squared, the pre-1.0 roster of base forms counted as ordered pairs, so it measures something else. One pair shows the difference. Every calculator downstream of palcalc ships Panthalus and Panthalus as breeding true, and the game's own tables prove it cannot, because that pair yields Aegidron.

The shortest breeding path to Aegidron

No chain of starter pals reaches Aegidron inside six generations, so the first one has to be caught at level 79.

Aegidron passive skill odds per egg

Aegidron hatches with Heavyweight already fixed, so only 3 of its four passive slots are ever in play. A parent pool of exactly those 3 lands all of them 30% of the time per egg. Four inherited passive skills is impossible for it, not merely unlikely.

You wantParent poolPer eggEggs for 90%
3 specific passives3 30.0%7
3 specific passives4 7.5%30
3 specific passives5 3.0%76
2 specific passives2 60.0%3
2 specific passives4 20.0%11

With 3 slots to play with, a junk passive on a parent is a cap rather than a delay. The per-egg column is the chance every passive skill you want lands on the egg, with random extras allowed. The roll behind these numbers is worked through in passive inheritance odds with a fixed passive skill, and the planner ranks the pairs in your own box by them.

Is Aegidron worth breeding, or should you catch one?

Fight the alpha. It is a guaranteed Aegidron at level 79, and it stands in one place instead of making you wait on a level 79 spawn. Nothing in a starter box reaches it inside six generations, and the cheapest pair needs a level 66 catch. With 123 pairs on the list, one half of one of them is probably in your box already.

Breed it anyway once you own one. A pair is how you roll passive skills; catching is how you get the species.

Where to find Aegidron in the wild

Aegidron has an alpha at level 79, and that is the one fixed Aegidron on the map. The game gives it a wild band of level 79 on top of that, though no named region carries a spawn point attributed to it. An alpha is a guaranteed catch rather than a spawn you wait for.

Aegidron work suitability and drops

Aegidron has Mining 8 in Palworld 1.0, and drops Ancient Civilization Parts and Coal when killed or caught. Those levels and the drop rows come from our own export of the game's tables.

What Aegidron is actually for once it hatches

Mining 8 is the reason to keep one, one off the ceiling of 8. Put it on that job and leave it there. Ranked against the rest on best Mining pals. It eats 9 food slots a sitting, which is a real cost once a base is full.

Aegidron active skills and partner skill

Aegidron learns 8 active skills as it levels, the last at level 70. Its partner skill is Indestructible Fortress. That learnset is our own export of the game's level table, cooldowns and all.

What Aegidron breeds into as a parent

Paired with other species, Aegidron produces 70 different children, the rarest of them Anubis and Menasting. 68 of those pairings use a partner you can catch in the wild.

Aegidron breeding FAQ

Can you breed Aegidron in Palworld?
Yes. 123 pairs produce Aegidron in the Palworld 1.0 breeding table. Both parents have to be opposite genders, in a breeding farm, with cake in the feed box. The cheapest of those pairs is Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis, and the egg then needs an egg incubator to hatch.
What two Pals make Aegidron in Palworld?
Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis, opposite genders. Both are catchable in the wild from about level 66, which makes it the cheapest of the 123 pairs that produce Aegidron. Every other pair is listed on this page. Both parents average to its breed rank of 30.
Can you catch Aegidron in the wild in Palworld 1.0?
Yes, at level 79. Its spawn points do not fall inside any named region on the map. The alpha at level 79 is the reliable one to go for, because it stands in one place. It is active in daylight.
Are these Aegidron breeding combos updated for Palworld 1.0?
Yes. Every pair here comes out of the game's real 44,849-pair table, shipped verbatim rather than approximated. All 123 of Aegidron's pairs are in the list, with the easiest 120 shown. Panthalus and Panthalus is the usual tell of a stale list, and the game's tables rule it out.
Can Aegidron be bred in the early game?
No. No chain of starter pals reaches Aegidron inside six generations, so the first one has to be caught at level 79. 123 pairs breed more of them, the cheapest Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis, which needs a level 66 catch of its own.
Can Aegidron inherit all four passive skills from one egg?
No. Aegidron is born with Heavyweight already fixed, which leaves 3 of its four passive slots for inherited ones. The most you can inherit onto it is 3, and with a clean pool of exactly those 3 that is 30% per egg.

Route this pair from your own save

Pal Hatchery reads your Level.sav in your browser and tells you which half of the Jetragon and Jormuntide Ignis pair you already own. It reads genders, levels and passive skills off the save, then routes from there. Nothing is uploaded.

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