How to get Blazamut in Palworld

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Blazamut in Palworld has to be captured, it can't be obtained through breeding

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Blazamut in Palworld is an incredibly powerful fire-Element Pal that makes for one of the best potential party members in the game. However, Blazamut can't be bred from Pals of other species - you need to catch one yourself in the wild if you want to add it to the team. There's Alpha Pal Blazamuts around if you're feeling ambitious - very ambitious - but there's also wild versions that aren't quite so lethal, and we'll explain the one place you can find them in Palworld below.

Blazamut's location in Palworld

Palworld Blazamut

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Blazamut in Palworld has a location in the Eastern Volcanic region - specifically, you want to head to the Scorching Mineshaft, a location Southwest of the Volcano fast travel point. Blazamuts spawn here at both day and night, though you'll need to be insulated against the highest level of heat to avoid taking constant damage as you approach.

There are two other Blazamuts as Alpha Bosses - one just to the South of the Mineshaft barely a few hundred feet away, and one at the No. 3 Wildlife Sanctuary in the top-right corner of the map, same area as the Palworld Faleris Alpha Boss. Both Blazamuts are level 49, making them proper endgame encounters.

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Blazamut can't be created through the Palworld Breeding program unless you have at least one already, so catching it is your only option. Admittedly, if you have only one Blazamut you can combine it with a Suzaku Aqua to create another Blazamut, but that still requires you to have caught one already. 

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