Alpha Pal Hunting Route: Every Field Boss by Level

Updated 2026-07-23

There are 90 Alpha Pals fixed on the map, and fighting them roughly in level order is one of the best progression loops in the game: every kill pays Ancient Civilization Parts, every one has its own trophy Bounty Token — proof of the kill that permanently boosts your team's stats just by sitting in your inventory, and the route itself walks you across every region of Palpagos. Here's the full hunt, bracket by bracket.

How the Route Works

Alphas are fixed spawns — same Pal, same level, same spot, every time — and they respawn, so you can farm favorites. The clusters follow the world's difficulty flow:

Levels 11–29 ring the central starting islands and the east
Levels 30–49 climb the north-east
The level 50s span the northern reaches
The level 60s wall fills the west and south-west
Levels 74+ wait on the World Tree Every alpha below links to its Pal page, and the interactive map's boss layer shows the exact pin. Boss HP and damage multipliers are on the Alpha Pals database.

Levels 11 to 19: The Starter Ring

Ten fights, none above level 18, most within a short flight of the starting islands. Chillet, Gumoss, and Sweepa at level 11 are the traditional first alpha kills; Penking at 15 is the one that punishes an unprepared team, and Nitewing at 18 hands you an early flying-mount candidate for the trouble.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Chillet	11	East
Gumoss	11	Central islands
Sweepa	11	Central islands
Dumud	14	North
Arsox	15	Central islands
Foxcicle	15	East
Foxparks Cryst	15	North
Penking	15	Central islands
Grintale	17	East
Nitewing	18	North

Levels 20 to 29: Central Push

A compact bracket — seven alphas, all but Wixen packed into the central islands, so this is one efficient loop rather than an expedition. Kingpaca and Broncherry at 23 open it gently; Vaelet at 27 matters beyond the fight itself, since it's the Ground-element drop booster from the support roster.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Broncherry	23	Central islands
Caprity Noct	23	Central islands
Kingpaca	23	Central islands
Bushi	25	Central islands
Fenglope	25	Central islands
Vaelet	27	Central islands
Wixen	28	East

Levels 30 to 39: North-East Climb

The biggest early-game bracket at a dozen fights, and the route starts stretching north-east. Grizzbolt and Elphidran at 30 are the headliners — both genuinely useful catches — and Mammorest at 38 is the classic wall fight that tells you whether your gear has kept up.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Blazehowl	30	Central islands
Elphidran	30	Central islands
Grizzbolt	30	Central islands
Mossanda Lux	31	East
Univolt	31	Central islands
Lunaris	35	North
Tarantriss	35	Central islands
Verdash	35	North-east
Beakon	37	North
Mammorest	38	East
Wumpo Botan	38	North-east
Elizabee	39	North-east

Levels 40 to 49: Mid-Game Wall

Seven fights spread across the north-east, and the first bracket where element counters stop being optional. Azurobe at 40 doubles as a water mount, Sibelyx is a Cooling workhorse for your base, and Suzaku at 45 is the bracket's real test.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Azurobe	40	Central islands
Needoll	40	East
Sibelyx	40	North-east
Menasting	44	North-east
Suzaku	45	North-east
Kingpaca Cryst	46	North
Dinossom Lux	47	North-east

Levels 50 to 59: The Northern Reaches

Thirteen alphas spanning the northern half of the map, including some of the most-wanted catches in the game: Anubis at 55 for its Handiwork rank, both Lyleens at 58 for the best heals around, and Astegon for late-game mining. The level-55 cluster is dense enough to chain several kills per outing.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Pierdon	50	North-east
Reptyro	50	Central islands
Blazamut	52	Central islands
Anubis	55	North
Astegon	55	Central islands
Dualith	55	East
Jormuntide	55	North-east
Knocklem	55	Central islands
Menasting Terra	55	North
Tetroise	55	North-east
Whalaska	55	North
Lyleen	58	North
Lyleen Noct	58	North

Levels 60 to 73: The Western Wall

The marathon bracket — 34 fights, most of them filling the west and south-west. All the wild legendaries live here: Frostallion in the north, Paladius and Neptilius in the north-east, Jetragon at 70 in the far south. Work the compass column below into regional loops rather than criss-crossing the map per level.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Dazzi Noct	60	West
Fenglope Lux	60	South-west
Frostallion	60	North
Neptilius	60	North-east
Nitemary	60	West
Nyafia	60	West
Omascul	60	Central islands
Paladius	60	North-east
Smokie	60	South-west
Tetroise Primo	60	South-west
Cryolinx Terra	62	South-west
Silvegis	62	West
Gildane	63	South-west
Prunelia	63	West
Starryon	63	South-west
Warsect Terra	64	South-west
Celesdir	65	South-west
Frostallion Noct	65	North-east
Kitsun Noct	65	South-west
Snock	65	South
Splatterina	65	South-west
Azurmane	66	South-west
Faleris Aqua	66	South-west
Loupmoon Cryst	66	South-west
Slowatt	66	South
Wistella	66	South
Dynamoff	67	South
Flaracle	68	South
Eidrolon	69	South
Ophydia	69	South
Dualith Noct	70	West
Jetragon	70	South
Moldron	70	South-west
Prixter Lux	70	West

Levels 74 and Up: The World Tree Seven

The finale: seven alphas from level 74 to 79, all waiting on the World Tree. Celesdir Noct and Aegidron at 79 are the two hardest field bosses in the game — bring your endgame team, and switch the map to the World Tree layer to see their pins.

Alpha	Lv	Region
Whalaska Ignis	74	The World Tree
Dualith	75	The World Tree
Moldron Cryst	78	The World Tree
Mycora	78	The World Tree
Renjishi	78	The World Tree
Aegidron	79	The World Tree
Celesdir Noct	79	The World Tree

TipThe four wild legendaries sit inside the level 60+ wave — here's exactly where each one spawns. And don't sell those trophy Bounty Tokens: the bounty guide covers why possessing all 102 is a permanent team-wide stat stack.

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