How to Get Reptyro in Palworld: Location, Drops & Breeding Combos

With mastery over fire and the ability to boost mining efficiency, the dual Fire/Ground-type Reptyro is a fantastic Pal to have on your Palworld team. This guide covers everything you need to know to find, catch, breed, and utilize Reptyro.

Reptyro Location in Palworld and How to Get It

In the wild, Reptyro stays in the volcanic region on the southwestern island. Specifically, you can find them roaming alongside the volcano mountain itself. Don't forget to wear your heat-resistant armor when traveling here, because it is going to be blazing hot!

Reptyro also can appear as an Alpha Boss within the Cavern of the Dunes dungeons. Defeat this high-level creature at the end to add it to your Paldeck collection. Approach with caution since Reptyros tend to attack in pairs.

Reptyro Type, Drops, and Element in Palworld

• Paldeck Number: #88
• Element Type: FIre/Ground
• Work Suitability: Kindling Lv. 3 and Mining Lv. 3
• Partner Skill: Ore-loving Beast

As a Fire/Ground dual-type Pal, Reptyro is weak against Water and Grass moves. Beyond battling, Reptyro possesses excellent Kindling and Mining work suitabilities at level 3 each. Defeating one may give you useful Flame Organs.

Its Ore-Loving Beast partner skill boosts mining efficiency for the player while riding. So it serves as both a formidable fighter and an invaluable miner. If you want to ride Reptyro in Palworld, you will need the Reptyro Saddle. Here is the list of materials needed to craft it:

• Leather x20
• Paldium Fragment x20
• Ingot x20
• Flame Organ x20

Reptyro Breeding Combos

If you don't want to fight and go into battle, you can hatch eggs with Reptyro in it through selective breeding pairs like: 

Once you get Reptyro added to your Paldeck, you can experiment with them using different breeding combinations like:

*For all possible breeding combos check out our Palworld Breeding Calculator.

With the intense heat and work suitability for mining, Reptyro brings both offensive power and economic potential. Have you bred any noteworthy Reptyros?