List of All 43 Fire Type Pals and Where to Find Them

Fire hits harder than almost anything else in Palworld and it is the only element that owns a job outright. Forty-three Pals carry Fire, all 43 of them can work a furnace, and the element's 113.0 average attack is the second-highest of the nine — behind Dragon and nothing else. This is every Fire Pal with its attack, HP, defence, Kindling level and spawn count, plus what Fire beats, the best fighters and mounts, all 11 Fire alpha markers, the Scorching Egg combos, and where to farm Fire Radiant Gem.

All 43 Fire Type Pals

Forty-three of the game's 288 Pals wear Fire, which makes it the fifth-largest element roster behind Dark, Water, Grass and Ground. The split is almost even: 21 are pure Fire and 22 are dual-element, and Dark is by far the most common partner at ten Pals, followed by four each with Water and Dragon, two with Ground, and one apiece with Grass and Ice. The Attack column takes the higher of each Pal's melee and ranged base value, and the Kindling column is the reason half this list ends up at your base rather than on your team.

#	Pal	Elements	Attack	HP	Defence	Kindling	Spawns
5B	Fuack Ignis	Water / Fire	100	60	60	Lv 2	120 pins — view on map
23B	Tanzee Ignis	Fire	100	80	70	Lv 1	27 pins — view on map
25	Flambelle	Fire	100	60	80	Lv 1	232 pins — view on map
26	Rooby	Fire	100	75	75	Lv 1	134 pins — view on map
29	Foxparks	Fire	75	65	70	Lv 1	94 pins — view on map
43B	Kelpsea Ignis	Fire	100	70	70	Lv 1	786 pins — view on map
55B	Gobfin Ignis	Fire	90	90	75	Lv 2	74 pins — view on map
58	Arsox	Fire	100	85	95	Lv 3	108 pins — view on map
64	Vanwyrm	Fire / Dark	115	90	90	Lv 2	545 pins — view on map
73B	Leezpunk Ignis	Fire	90	80	50	Lv 2	50 pins — view on map
78	Wixen	Fire	110	90	80	Lv 3	54 pins — view on map
78B	Wixen Noct	Fire / Dark	110	90	85	Lv 4	184 pins — view on map
79B	Katress Ignis	Dark / Fire	105	95	90	Lv 3	No wild spawns
85	Bushi	Fire	125	80	80	Lv 2	1838 pins — view on map
85B	Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark	130	80	80	Lv 2	1990 pins — view on map
88B	Finsider Ignis	Water / Fire	100	75	80	Lv 2	414 pins — view on map
89B	Petallia Ignis	Grass / Fire	105	95	100	Lv 4	22 pins — view on map
91	Incineram	Fire / Dark	150	95	85	Lv 3	105 pins — view on map
93	Pyrin	Fire	110	100	90	Lv 4	93 pins — view on map
93B	Pyrin Noct	Fire / Dark	110	100	90	Lv 4	411 pins — view on map
97B	Ghangler Ignis	Fire / Water	130	90	105	Lv 5	405 pins — view on map
103B	Chillet Ignis	Fire / Dragon	100	90	80	Lv 4	52 pins — view on map
104	Ragnahawk	Fire	105	95	120	Lv 4	150 pins — view on map
105	Moldron	Fire / Ground	125	110	115	Lv 5	101 pins — view on map
111	Kitsun	Fire	115	100	100	Lv 3	31 pins — view on map
112	Blazehowl	Fire	110	105	80	Lv 5	56 pins — view on map
112B	Blazehowl Noct	Fire / Dark	115	105	80	Lv 5	517 pins — view on map
115	Majex	Dark / Fire	115	110	90	Lv 4	36 pins — view on map
121B	Jormuntide Ignis	Dragon / Fire	150	130	100	Lv 7	21 pins — view on map
122	Suzaku	Fire	105	120	105	Lv 5	13 pins — view on map
128B	Skutlass Ignis	Water / Fire	105	70	80	Lv 3	34 pins — view on map
129	Reptyro	Fire / Ground	105	110	120	Lv 5	22 pins — view on map
135	Sootseer	Dark / Fire	125	105	90	Lv 3	649 pins — view on map
137	Blazamut	Fire	150	100	120	Lv 6	16 pins — view on map
137B	Blazamut Ryu	Dragon / Fire	150	105	125	Lv 6	No wild spawns
151B	Whalaska Ignis	Ice / Fire	120	105	110	Lv 5	112 pins — view on map
159B	Knocklem Ignis	Fire	115	105	135	Lv 5	58 pins — view on map
171B	Eidrolon Ignis	Dragon / Fire	130	115	120	Lv 6	26 pins — view on map
174	Flaracle	Fire	125	110	105	Lv 7	26 pins — view on map
176	Dupin	Fire	110	100	100	Lv 7	81 pins — view on map
180	Loomen	Dark / Fire	100	90	95	Lv 4	42 pins — view on map
183	Renjishi	Fire	120	105	100	Lv 8	No wild spawns
188	Faleris	Fire	110	105	115	Lv 6	47 pins — view on map

Three of the forty-three never appear as an overworld spawn. Katress Ignis is dungeon-locked — Cherry Blossom Cave is the only place it exists, as a regular enemy and as the cave boss. Renjishi has no wild pins either but does stand on the map as a Lv 78 alpha, and Blazamut Ryu is a raid-altar summon covered in our Blazamut Ryu raid guide. At the other end, Bushi Noct and Bushi are everywhere — 1,990 and 1,838 pins respectively, the two densest Fire spawns in the game. Four Pals tie for the element's top attack at 150: Incineram, Jormuntide Ignis, Blazamut and Blazamut Ryu. Jormuntide Ignis holds the most HP at 130 and Knocklem Ignis's 135 defence tops the element.

Fire Type Strengths and Weaknesses

Fire is the second-best offensive element on the Palworld type chart and by far the simplest to play. It counters two elements — Grass and Ice — which is 84 Pals, second only to Grass's 88, and it gives up exactly one weakness in return. Water is the only thing that punishes Fire, and that is the whole story for the 21 pure Fire Pals: one weakness, two bonuses, no bookkeeping.

The practical read: 21 of the 43 have a single weakness and 4 have three, and the four are exactly the Fire/Water hybrids. If you are picking one Fire Pal to carry into unknown fights, take a pure one — the dual types buy you coverage you rarely use and hand the enemy extra bonuses you always feel. The bonus keys off the move, not the Pal, so a Neutral body holding Fire Skill Fruit: Fire Ball punishes Grass and Ice just as hard; the full multiplier breakdown is in Super Effective and Resistance Explained.

Best Fire Pals for Combat

Fire is a genuine top-tier combat element. It takes 3 of the 14 S-tier slots on our Palworld tier list and 4 more in A, which puts it level with Dark and behind only Dragon's five. Better still, two of the three S-tier picks come with a Fire damage passive already attached — Blazamut rolls Flame Emperor for +30% Fire damage naturally, and Blazamut Ryu rolls Eternal Flame for +30% Fire and +30% Lightning at once. No other Pal in the game is born with either.

Pal	Tier	Class	Elements	Why Bring It
Jormuntide Ignis	S	Melee	Dragon / Fire	150 melee attack on 130 HP — the highest HP in the element and joint-highest attack. Its partner skill adds 50% to 65% damage against anything Burning, which its own Fire moves apply, so it buffs itself. Kindling Lv 7 on top.
Blazamut Ryu	S	Melee	Dragon / Fire	150 attack behind 125 defence, plus Eternal Flame as a natural passive for +30% Fire damage. Its partner skill adds 25% to 40% Dragon weak-point damage. Raid-altar only — no wild spawns anywhere.
Blazamut	S	Melee	Fire	The version you can actually hunt: a Lv 52 alpha with 150 attack, 120 defence and the natural Flame Emperor passive at +30% Fire damage. Mining Lv 7 makes it a base Pal between fights.
Incineram	A	Melee	Fire / Dark	150 melee attack from a Pal with 105 wild pins around Mount Obsidian — the cheapest way into the 150 club by a wide margin. The Dark half means Dragon moves hurt it, and 85 defence is thin.
Eidrolon Ignis	A	Ranged	Dragon / Fire	130 ranged attack, 120 defence, 115 HP, and the element's best mount in the same body — rank 5 of all 115 rideable Pals at 2,750 sprint. Kindling Lv 6 and Transporting Lv 6 as well.
Moldron	A	Ranged	Fire / Ground	125 attack behind 115 defence, and it owns Magma Laser at 700 power — joint-strongest Fire move in the game. A Lv 70 alpha with 101 wild pins, so you can farm it.
Flaracle	A	Ranged	Fire	125 attack, 110 HP, Kindling Lv 7 and Handiwork Lv 6. Its partner skill makes the Burn you inflict detonate for an extra 40% to 60%, which is the single best payoff for stacking Fire moves.
Knocklem Ignis	B	Ranged	Fire	135 defence is the highest of any Fire Pal, and Flame Cutter at 700 power is exclusive to it. Pure Fire, so Water is its only problem. 58 pins, all on Bicornis Islet.
Renjishi	B	Ranged	Fire	120 attack and the only Kindling Lv 8 in Palworld. Its partner skill bolts Burn onto your own attacks, which turns any weapon into a Fire weapon for the Jormuntide Ignis and Flaracle payoffs. Lv 78 alpha, no wild pins.
Sootseer	B	Ranged	Dark / Fire	125 attack with 649 wild pins — the most catchable Pal at this attack level in the element, and it shows up around Silent Lake long before the volcano is survivable.
Bushi Noct	B	Ranged	Fire / Dark	130 ranged attack and 1,990 pins, the densest Fire spawn in the game. 80 HP and 80 defence are the trade — it dies to anything that connects, but you will never struggle to find another.
Whalaska Ignis	B	Ranged	Ice / Fire	120 attack, 110 defence, and a Lv 74 alpha. The catch is the typing: Ice/Fire is weak to Water *and* to Fire, so it is the one Fire Pal that other Fire Pals beat up.

If you are levelling one Fire Pal, make it Blazamut. It is a Lv 52 alpha you will reach naturally, it hits for 150 with 120 defence behind it, it rides, it mines at Lv 7, and its natural Flame Emperor passive is worth roughly a third of its damage before you fit a single accessory. Incineram is the early answer at the same 150 attack and a fraction of the level requirement, and Eidrolon Ignis is the endgame one because it is the only Fire Pal that is simultaneously an S-tier body and a top-five mount.

The Strongest Fire Attack Skills

Thirty Fire moves exist and the top of the list is unusually flat: three different moves sit at 700 power on a 30-second cooldown for 23.3 DPS, and each one belongs to exactly one Pal. That means the strongest Fire skill is not something you shop for — it comes attached to a body. Below them, the numbers below only compare Fire moves against other Fire moves, since cooldown structures differ across elements.

Two rows matter more than the rest. Volcanic Rain is the practical pick for any Pal you are building: 22.5 DPS beats every 700-power exclusive except the three at the top, it fires from contact out to 2,000, and it sits in 134 egg-move pools plus a merchant shelf, so you can put it on almost anything. And Fierce Fang (Fire) is the curiosity — 50 power on a 2-second cooldown works out to 25.0 DPS, the highest sustained Fire figure in Palworld, and Kitsun learns it at Lv 2 and never learns anything faster. The full shelf, prices included, is in List of Fire Skill Fruits.

Kindling: The One Job Fire Owns

This is the element's real monopoly and it is close to absolute. Forty-four Pals in Palworld can work Kindling, and 43 of them are the entire Fire roster — every single Fire Pal has the job, at Lv 1 or better. The lone exception is Kitsun Noct, a pure Dark Pal that kept the skill its Fire twin has. No furnace, forge or cooking pot runs without one of these 44, which means a base with no Fire Pal simply cannot smelt.

Pal	Kindling	Other Jobs	Why It Works
Renjishi	Lv 8	Handiwork 6, Gathering 5, Transporting 5	The only Kindling Lv 8 in the game, and it is not a one-trick worker either — Handiwork Lv 6 means it stays useful at the bench between smelts. Lv 78 alpha, so it is a late unlock.
Jormuntide Ignis	Lv 7	None	Kindling Lv 7 with nothing else to distract it, which is exactly what you want on a furnace — it will never wander off to another station. It is also the element's best fighter, so the same Pal doubles as your damage slot.
Flaracle	Lv 7	Handiwork 6, Transporting 2	The best all-round Fire worker: Lv 7 smelting plus Lv 6 Handiwork covers two of the three bottlenecks in a mid-game base. 26 wild pins makes it rarer than it should be.
Dupin	Lv 7	Handiwork 5, Medicine Production 4, Transporting 2	Four jobs including Medicine Production, which is scarce outside Grass. 81 pins and no alpha requirement makes it the easiest Lv 7 smelter to actually own.
Blazamut	Lv 6	Mining 7	Kindling Lv 6 and Mining Lv 7 in one body — it digs the ore and then melts it. That combination is why it is worth catching even if you never fight with it.
Eidrolon Ignis	Lv 6	Transporting 6	Lv 6 on both smelting and hauling, so it feeds the furnace it is standing at. Rank-5 mount as well, which is an absurd amount of value in one slot.
Faleris	Lv 6	Transporting 3	A flying Lv 6 smelter with 230 stamina, so it is the Pal you leave at base and still grab when you need to cross the map.
Moldron	Lv 5	Mining 5	The budget Blazamut — Lv 5 on both mining and smelting, from a Lv 70 alpha with 101 wild pins instead of 16.
Ghangler Ignis	Lv 5	Watering 5, Transporting 2	Fire and Water suitabilities on the same Pal, which is rare and saves a base slot when you are short on population.
Reptyro	Lv 5	Mining 5	Kindling and Mining at Lv 5 with 120 defence, and its partner skill cuts item weight by 30% to 60% — useful on an ore run.
Wixen Noct	Lv 4	Handiwork 3, Transporting 2	184 pins on Sakurajima's west coast makes this the earliest Lv 4 smelter most players can realistically farm in bulk.
Arsox	Lv 3	None	A Lv 15 alpha and the standard first Fire Pal. Lv 3 Kindling is enough for the early forge, and its partner skill raises your cold resistance while you ride it.

The distribution is worth knowing before you plan a base: only one Pal reaches Lv 8, three reach Lv 7 and four reach Lv 6, so anything above Lv 5 is genuinely scarce and worth a Condenser investment. For an early base Arsox at Lv 15 is fine; from the mid-game on, Dupin is the best effort-to-output ratio at Lv 7 with no alpha hunt attached. Full rankings including the furnace tiers each level unlocks are in Best Pals for Kindling, and you can slot them automatically with the Palworld Work Optimizer.

Best Fire Mounts

Nineteen of the game's 115 rideable Pals are Fire, and the top of the list is one Pal clear of everything else. Eidrolon Ignis flies at 2,750 sprint, which ranks 5th overall and is roughly double what the next Fire mount manages. Below it the element splits cleanly: Suzaku and Faleris are the endurance flyers, and everything else is a ground mount in the 1,000–1,300 band. Sprint figures compare between mounts only, and flying and ground types are not interchangeable.

Pal	Overall Mount Rank	Mount Type	Sprint	Stamina	Saddle Tech
Eidrolon Ignis	5	Flying	2,750	130	Lv 76
Faleris	16	Flying	1,400	230	Lv 60
Ghangler Ignis	19	Water	1,350	320	Lv 42
Pyrin	21	Ground	1,300	100	Lv 29
Pyrin Noct	22	Ground	1,300	100	Lv 34
Ragnahawk	23	Flying	1,300	150	Lv 33
Blazamut	32	Ground	1,200	190	Lv 46
Blazamut Ryu	33	Ground	1,200	190	Lv 55
Blazehowl	34	Ground	1,200	150	Lv 33
Blazehowl Noct	35	Ground	1,200	150	Lv 35
Kitsun	48	Ground	1,100	140	Lv 57
Suzaku	51	Flying	1,100	350	Lv 43
Arsox	57	Ground	1,050	120	Lv 15
Chillet Ignis	59	Ground	1,050	100	Lv 40
Jormuntide Ignis	83	Ground	1,000	150	Lv 59
Reptyro	89	Ground	1,000	220	Lv 42
Moldron	97	Ground	850	270	Lv 36
Vanwyrm	99	Flying	850	150	Lv 21
Whalaska Ignis	110	Ground	750	200	Lv 71

Vanwyrm is the one to unlock first despite sitting near the bottom — its saddle comes at tech Lv 21, it flies, and it has 545 wild pins, so it is the cheapest way to get airborne on a Fire Pal. Suzaku's 350 stamina is the highest in the element and it is a Lv 45 alpha, which makes it the practical long-haul flyer until you can afford Eidrolon Ignis's Lv 76 saddle. Skip Whalaska Ignis as transport — a Lv 71 saddle for 750 sprint is the worst rate in the element. Cross-element comparisons are in Best Flying Mounts.

Where to Find Fire Pals

Fire is the most geographically concentrated element in the game. Mount Obsidian and the volcano approach account for the three densest Fire regions — Mount Obsidian - Midpoint, Mount Obsidian Trail and Foot of the Volcano — and between them they hold the bulk of the roster's spawn entries. The practical consequence is that you need heat resistance gear before you can farm the element at all, which is why most players catch their first Fire Pals in dungeons instead. Every row below deep-links our Palworld interactive map with that Pal's spawn layer already switched on.

Pal	Main Area	Share	Pins	Map
Sootseer	Silent Lake	10.3%	649	view on map
Vanwyrm	Crimson Cliffs	15.4%	545	view on map
Blazehowl Noct	Mount Obsidian Trail	13.9%	517	view on map
Finsider Ignis	Loess Plains	10.9%	414	view on map
Pyrin Noct	Mount Obsidian Trail	17.5%	411	view on map
Ghangler Ignis	Loess Plains	11.1%	405	view on map
Flambelle	Foot of the Volcano	23.3%	232	view on map
Wixen Noct	Sakurajima: West Coast	27.2%	184	view on map
Ragnahawk	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	40.0%	150	view on map
Rooby	Isle of Murmurs Beach	21.6%	134	view on map
Fuack Ignis	Mount Obsidian - Anubis Statue	45.0%	120	view on map
Arsox	Foot of the Volcano	50.0%	108	view on map
Incineram	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	52.4%	105	view on map
Moldron	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	54.5%	101	view on map
Foxparks	Fort Ruins	35.1%	94	view on map
Pyrin	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	59.1%	93	view on map
Gobfin Ignis	Mount Obsidian Trail	89.2%	74	view on map
Knocklem Ignis	Bicornis Islet	100.0%	58	view on map
Blazehowl	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	53.6%	56	view on map
Wixen	Ruined Fortress City	46.3%	54	view on map

Bushi Noct and Bushi top the pin count but have no single dominant region, so they turn up almost anywhere — treat them as background noise rather than a destination. The tight spawns are the useful ones: Moldron concentrates 54.5% of its pins at Mount Obsidian - Midpoint, Arsox puts half of its at the Foot of the Volcano, and Knocklem Ignis is 100% Bicornis Islet — one island, every spawn. If the volcano is still out of reach, Volcanic Cavern and Cherry Blossom Cave between them hold 22 Fire Pals as enemies or cave bosses; see the Volcanic Cavern guide for that route.

All 11 Fire Alpha Markers

Eleven Fire Pals stand as fixed alpha field bosses, and they ladder cleanly from Lv 15 to Lv 78 — which makes Fire one of the better elements to level against, because there is almost always a Fire alpha within range of wherever you currently are. Alphas respawn, drop more than wild copies, and start at a higher level than anything you will catch in the field.

Alpha	Level	Elements	Attack	Defence	Location
Renjishi	Lv. 78	Fire	120	100	Alpha location
Whalaska Ignis	Lv. 74	Ice / Fire	120	110	Alpha location
Moldron	Lv. 70	Fire / Ground	125	115	Alpha location
Flaracle	Lv. 68	Fire	125	105	Alpha location
Blazamut	Lv. 52	Fire	150	120	Alpha location
Reptyro	Lv. 50	Fire / Ground	105	120	Alpha location
Suzaku	Lv. 45	Fire	105	105	Alpha location
Blazehowl	Lv. 30	Fire	110	80	Alpha location
Wixen	Lv. 28	Fire	110	80	Alpha location
Bushi	Lv. 25	Fire	125	80	Alpha location
Arsox	Lv. 15	Fire	100	95	Alpha location

Arsox at Lv 15 is the entry point and the first rideable Fire Pal most players own. Blazamut at Lv 52 is the one worth planning a trip around, since a wild Blazamut is a 16-pin rarity and the alpha marker is guaranteed. Renjishi at Lv 78 is the highest-level Fire alpha in the game and the only way to obtain a Kindling Lv 8 worker at all. Full cross-element ordering is in the Alpha Pal Hunting Route.

Scorching Eggs and Breeding

Fire Pals hatch from Huge Scorching Egg and its smaller sizes, and the volcano region is where you find them on the ground. Breeding matters more here than in most elements because 15 Fire Pals exist only as specific parent pairings, including three of the element's four 150-attack bodies. Every Ignis and Noct variant below also breeds true — pair two of the same variant and you get that variant back.

Parent A	Parent B	Child	Child Element
Jormuntide	Blazehowl	Jormuntide Ignis	Dragon / Fire
Knocklem	Ragnahawk	Knocklem Ignis	Fire
Eidrolon	Suzaku	Eidrolon Ignis	Dragon / Fire
Katress	Wixen	Katress Ignis	Dark / Fire
Katress	Wixen	Wixen Noct	Fire / Dark
Pyrin	Katress	Pyrin Noct	Fire / Dark
Blazehowl	Felbat	Blazehowl Noct	Fire / Dark
Bushi	Sootseer	Bushi Noct	Fire / Dark
Chillet	Arsox	Chillet Ignis	Fire / Dragon
Whalaska	Chillet Ignis	Whalaska Ignis	Ice / Fire
Ghangler	Sootseer	Ghangler Ignis	Fire / Water
Petallia	Bushi	Petallia Ignis	Grass / Fire
Gobfin	Rooby	Gobfin Ignis	Fire
Leezpunk	Flambelle	Leezpunk Ignis	Fire
Tanzee	Flambelle	Tanzee Ignis	Fire

Two combos are worth doing early even if you do not need the Pal. Jormuntide + Blazehowl is the only route to Jormuntide Ignis, the element's best fighter and a Kindling Lv 7 worker in one body, and it does not require you to own either parent's Ignis form first. Katress + Wixen is unusual in that the same pairing can produce two different children, Katress Ignis or Wixen Noct — and it is the only way to get Katress Ignis short of clearing Cherry Blossom Cave. Everything else about parent selection and inheritance is in How Breeding Works, and you can search pairings directly in the Palworld Breeding Calculator.

How to Farm Fire Radiant Gems

Fire Radiant Gem is what unlocks awakening on your Fire Pals, and eleven Pals drop it at 10 to 20 per kill on a guaranteed 100% roll. That is the good drop tier — a separate group drops only 1 to 3, so the table below is filtered to the ones actually worth farming. Sort by pin count and the answer is obvious.

Pal	Gems per Kill	Rate	Spawn Pins	Best Area	Map
Blazehowl Noct	10-20	100%	517	Mount Obsidian Trail	view on map
Pyrin Noct	10-20	100%	411	Mount Obsidian Trail	view on map
Ragnahawk	10-20	100%	150	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	view on map
Moldron	10-20	100%	101	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	view on map
Pyrin	10-20	100%	93	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	view on map
Blazehowl	10-20	100%	56	Mount Obsidian - Midpoint	view on map
Chillet Ignis	10-20	100%	52	Moonflower Tower Entrance	view on map
Faleris	10-20	100%	47	Scattered	view on map
Blazamut	10-20	100%	16	Flamepulse Islet	view on map
Suzaku	10-20	100%	13	Desert Backbone	view on map
Renjishi	10-20	100%	None	Alpha marker only	Alpha location

Blazehowl Noct is the farm, and it is not close — 517 pins concentrated on the Mount Obsidian Trail, dropping the full 10-20 every time. Run the trail, kill everything, and Pyrin Noct at 411 pins spawns in the same corridor, so a single loop hits both. If you cannot survive Mount Obsidian yet, Chillet Ignis at the Moonflower Tower entrance is the safe alternative at 52 pins. Renjishi drops gems too but has no wild spawns, so it is one alpha kill per respawn cycle. All nine elements are covered in How to Farm Radiant Gems.

Gear and Passives That Boost Fire Damage

Fire gets more accessory support than any other element, and there is a quirk in the ring line worth knowing before you craft. Every element has exactly one Pal ring that boosts its damage while cutting incoming damage from the element it counters — except Fire, which has two, because Fire is the only element that counters two things. Everything below goes on the Pal fighting beside you unless the row says otherwise.

Item	Slot	Effect	Materials
Flame Emperor's Baton	Pal accessory	Raises the Pal's attack and adds +20% Fire damage	Refined Ingot ×20, Horn ×30, Flame Organ ×15, Ancient Civilization Core ×5
Blazamut's Talisman	Pal accessory	Raises the Pal's defence and adds +20% Fire damage	Refined Ingot ×20, Coal ×15, Flame Organ ×15, Ancient Civilization Parts ×10
Blazehowl Ring	Pal accessory	+20% Fire damage and −35% incoming Grass damage	Refined Ingot ×20, Paldium Fragment ×30, Flame Organ ×15, Ancient Civilization Parts ×5
Faleris Ring	Pal accessory	+20% Fire damage and −35% incoming Ice damage	Refined Ingot ×20, Ice Organ ×15, Flame Organ ×15, Ancient Civilization Parts ×5
Fire Support Whistle	Pal accessory	+18% Fire damage, no secondary effect	Ingot ×20, Horn ×20, Flame Organ ×15, Ancient Civilization Parts ×2
Fire Support Whistle +2	Pal accessory	The upgraded whistle — greatly raises Fire damage	Upgrade of the base version
Ring of Fire Resistance	Player accessory	Reduces the Fire damage you take	Ingot ×20, Bone ×20, Flame Organ ×15, Paldium Fragment ×30
Heat Resistant Undershirt	Player accessory	Raises heat resistance — the gate on farming Mount Obsidian at all	Wool ×20, Flame Organ ×15, Leather ×25, Fiber ×35

Flame Emperor's Baton is the one to build, since the flat attack bonus stacks on top of the element bonus in a single slot. Note what the two rings do not cover: they protect against Grass and Ice, the two elements Fire already beats, while nothing in the Fire line reduces incoming Water damage — the only thing that actually threatens a Fire Pal. If Water is your problem, the ring you want is the Electric one, Fenglope Lux Ring, which cuts Water damage by 35% at the cost of a boost your Fire Pal cannot use. Every recipe here needs Flame Organ, so read How to Get Pal Organs Fast before you start. Passives stack on top: Flame Emperor adds +30% Fire damage, Pyromaniac adds +10%, Suntan Lover cuts incoming Fire damage by 10%, and Eternal Flame gives +30% to Fire and Lightning together — the full list is on the Palworld passive skills page.

Summary

Forty-three Pals carry Fire, and unlike most elements it does not have to trade anything away. It counters 84 Pals across Grass and Ice, it takes bonus damage from Water alone, its 113.0 average attack is second-highest of the nine, and every single member of the roster can run a furnace — a monopoly no other element has. Blazamut is the best pick you can actually hunt at 150 attack with a free +30% Fire passive, Blazamut Ryu and Jormuntide Ignis are the S-tier ceiling, Eidrolon Ignis is the only Fire Pal that fights and flies at the top of both lists, Renjishi holds the game's only Kindling Lv 8, and Blazehowl Noct's 517 pins on the Mount Obsidian Trail is where you farm Fire Radiant Gem ten to twenty at a time.

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