All Palworld bosses in order and how to defeat them
Where to find every Tower Boss, their weaknesses, and the best order to take them on
There are nine Palworld bosses to beat, located in towers spread across the map. After the Rayne's Syndicate Tower, which the game's tutorial pushes you towards, you'll find eight more tricky Tower Bosses across the Palworld map, and you can then even take them on all over again in hard mode.
Whether you want to defeat them twice or just get the boss fights over with once, I've listed every Palworld boss in the order you should complete them, based on map location and difficulty, but you can technically tackle them in any order you please.
All Palworld boss fights, order and locations
The Palworld boss fight map above reveals the locations of the first seven Tower bosses, as well as the order in which you should ideally take them on for the easiest difficulty curve. The remaining two are new bosses located on new islands added in the 1.0 update.
- Grizzbolt and Zoe - Windswept Hills
- Lyleen and Lily - Frostbound Mountains
- Orserk and Axel - Mount Obsidian
- Faleris and Marcus - Dessicated Desert
- Shadowbeak and Victor - Astral Mountains
- Saya and Selyne - Dancing Sakura Shrine
- Bjorn and Bastigor - Feybreak Island
- Auri and Shaolong - Sunreach
- Zenara and Astralym - The World Tree
Each boss fight tower should be easy to spot once you've reached a specific area, appearing as hard to miss spires with glowing lights running down their sides. You can enter them simply by approaching the door at the bottom, whereupon there'll be an option to interact with the door and begin the boss fight. Be careful - once you enter, you can't leave until one of you is defeated!
There's technically no obligation to tackle them in the order shown above , but this is the best order in terms of difficulty, with Grizzbolt being easiest and Astralym being the final boss so far.
There's also no major reward for beating the bosses except a healthy dose of XP, and five Ancient Technology Points for developing your tech tree the first time you beat each one. Admittedly, that's not nothing - if you can source some Palworld Ancient Civilization Parts, will let you build some of the game's stranger devices and weaponry, like the Palworld Incubator.
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