Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.
Palworld Egg Incubator
Screenshot by Prima Games

All Egg Types and Which Pals They Hatch in Palworld

Take a crack at hatching your own Pals!

You’re likely to spend most of your time exploring the world and catching Pals out in the wild, but while you’re busy with all that commotion, you could have an egg in the Incubator back at base prepping a new party member! We’ve detailed the full Palworld egg hatch list down below.

Recommended Videos

All Egg Types and Their Pals

There are nine egg types in Palworld, ranging from the Common Egg, which spawns Neutral-type Pals, to the rare and coveted Dragon Egg, which hatches powerful Dragon-type Pals. You’ll likely want to scoop up every egg you find so you don’t miss out on a potentially rare hatchling.

EggType of PalDescription
Common EggNeutral-type“Something gentle moves within”
Damp EggWater-type“Something swims within”
Dark EggDark-type“Something chaotic stirs within”
Dragon EggDragon-type“Something mischievous stirs within”
Electric EggElectric-type“Something energetic moves within”
Frozen EggIce-type“Something cold stirs within”
Rocky EggGround-type“Something calm stirs within”
Scorching EggFire-type“Something hot moves within”
Verdant EggGrass-type“Something lively moves within”

As for the various Pals that hatch from each egg, prepare yourself. It’s an extensive list and growing as additional Pals are added to the game or discovered during our adventures.

  • Common Egg
    • Galeclaw
    • Tocotoco
    • Direhowl
    • Melpaca
    • Eikthyrdeer
    • Nitewing
    • Grintale
    • Gorirant
    • Lunaris
    • Lovander
  • Damp Egg
    • Celaray
    • Surfent
    • Penking
    • Pengullet
  • Dark Egg
    • Mau
    • Daedream
    • Loupmoon
    • Nox
    • Tombat
    • Fellbat
  • Dragon Egg
    • Relaxasaurus
    • Jormuntide
    • Jormuntide Ignis
  • Electric Egg
    • Sparkit
    • Dazzi
    • Univolt
    • Rayhound
    • Beakon
  • Frozen Egg
    • Chillet
    • Swee
    • Mau Cryst
    • Reindrix
    • Sweepa
    • Wumpo
    • Vanwyrm Cryst
    • Penking
  • Rocky Egg
    • Hangyu
    • Dumud
    • Fuddler
    • Warsect
    • Surfent Terra
  • Scorching Egg
    • Flambelle
    • Foxparks
    • Kelpsea Ignis
    • Leezpunk Ignis
    • Vanwyrm
    • Arsox
    • Rooby
    • Bushi
    • Kitsun
    • Pyrin
    • Pyrin Noct
  • Verdant Egg
    • Flopie
    • Caprity
    • Cinnamoth
    • Beegarde
    • Bristla
    • Gumoss
    • Lifmunk
    • Broncherry
    • Dinossom
    • Elizabee
    • Verdash
    • Vaelet
    • Mammorest

How to Hatch Eggs in Palworld

To successfully hatch eggs in your base, you must reach level 7 and unlock the Egg Incubator, part of the Ancient Technology Tree. For that, you must collect Ancient Technology Points by defeating a boss, such as Zoe & Grizzbolt, and then spend three to unlock the Incubator.

Once you’ve unlocked the appropriate technology, you can craft the Egg Incubator like any other object in your base. It will cost:

  • 10 Paldium Fragments
  • 30 Stone
  • 5 Cloth

Once the Incubator is in place, hit the interact button and select an egg from your inventory. You’ll insert the egg, then wait for the allotted time. For a Large Dark Egg, I had to wait 30 minutes.

That said, some eggs require different conditions to hatch properly. For instance, the Scorching Egg must be near a heat source, so you’ll want to place a Heater nearby. Putting an egg in the Incubator will tell you precisely what’s necessary to achieve 100% comfort and growth.

How to Get 100% Incubation Speed for Each Egg Type

You can get 100% incubation speed by fulfilling each egg type’s preference and condition. Depending on what type of Pal is inside of the egg, you will need to either keep them warm or cold. Fire-type Pals will need to be warmed, while ice and water types want cooler rooms. You’ll get a notification on when the egg is too cold or too warm.

Once you’ve satisfied an egg’s preference, your incubation speed will shoot up to 100%. Here’s a list of preferences for each egg type.

  • Scorching Egg: Warm
  • Damp Egg: Cool
  • Verdant Egg: Moderate/neutral
  • Frozen egg: Very Cool
  • Electric Egg: Warm
  • Rocky Egg: Very Warm
  • Dark Egg: Very Cool
  • Dragon Egg: Very Warm
  • Common Egg: Warm

To learn more about the game, check out how to get honey in Palworld, or click the tag below to explore our growing content collection.


Prima Games is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
Author
Image of Brandon Morgan
Brandon Morgan
Brandon began writing in 2012, for websites such as OnlySP, before transitioning to digital marketing in 2016 to learn the ins and outs of SEO. In mid-2023, Brandon returned to write strategy guides for Prima Games, IGN, DualShockers, and more, with a focus on ARPGs, RPGs, and Survival games. His past coverage includes Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, Starfield, Skull and Bones, and many more!