Palworld Card Game Legends Awaken: Release Date and Pals

The Palworld card game's second full set is called Legends Awaken, and it ships October 30 in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese on the same day. This page covers everything confirmed about the set, the four cards revealed so far, and — the part card art won't tell you — what each of those Pals is actually worth in-game: stats, spawn counts, saddle tech levels and drops.

Legends Awaken Set Details

Legends Awaken is the second *full* set, so it is a proper expansion rather than a starter or promo drop. The headline number is the 100-plus card main set, with parallel and alternate-art printings sitting on top of it as the chase pulls. The three-language simultaneous launch is the detail worth noting if you have been importing — English and Simplified Chinese players get it the same day as Japan this time.

Every Pal Confirmed for Legends Awaken

Four reveals is a small slice of a 100-card set, but the spread is telling: one Legendary, one tower-boss partner, one regional variant and one mid-game workhorse. Jetragon is the obvious anchor — it sits in S tier on our Palworld Pal tier list and is the fastest mount in the game. Selyne is the other heavyweight, sharing its card with Saya Kurosaki exactly the way the two fight you in the tower. Chillet Ignis and Broncherry are the mascot picks rather than the power picks, and both land in C tier overall.

Pal	Element	Paldeck No.	Overall tier	Why it earned a card
Jetragon	Dragon	202	S	Legendary rarity, 140 ranged attack, and the #1 sprint speed of any mount
Selyne	Dark / Neutral	190	A	Tower boss partner — 130 HP, 115 ranged attack, Handiwork Lv7 at base
Broncherry	Grass	108	C	Early-game farm mount that plants seeds at Lv5 and carries you at level 33
Chillet Ignis	Fire / Dragon	103B	C	Sakurajima variant of Chillet — Fire typing and a ranged-damage partner skill

Jetragon

Jetragon is one of only 8 Pals at the top rarity band, and it is the single fastest ride in the game at 3300 sprint speed — the runner-up on our Palworld mount speed list tops out at 3000. It also has the highest Gathering rating in the game at Lv8, though nobody sensible parks it at a base. There are zero wild spawn points for it anywhere on the map: the only one on the island is a single level 70 alpha, so it is an endgame capture or nothing.

The 1% Large Pal Soul is the reason people re-kill it rather than keep it caught, but the Soralite is the practical draw — 10 guaranteed per kill. Since breeding it requires two Jetragons, your first one has to come from that alpha, and there is no second attempt until it respawns. Bring Ice or Dragon damage and check the exact spot on the interactive map with Jetragon's spawns pinned.

Broncherry

Broncherry is the most common Pal on the reveal list by a wide margin — 482 spawn points across the map, versus 52 for Chillet Ignis and 40 for Selyne. It is a Planting Lv5 worker with the Heavyweight passive baked in (+20% defense, immune to knockback), which is why it survives being ridden through an early-game fight it has no business being in. It is not a damage Pal: 80 melee and 90 ranged put it in C tier for combat.

Onion Seeds are the reason to farm it rather than the meat — they feed straight into a plantation, and Broncherry can then work that plantation itself. If you are building a food base, catching a few here is a two-for-one. The Broncherry Aqua pairing is the other use: Fuack plus Broncherry is one of the fixed recipes on our Palworld breeding calculator, and the Aqua form picks up Water typing on the same frame.

Chillet Ignis

Chillet Ignis is the Sakurajima recolour of Chillet, swapping Ice for Fire while keeping the Dragon half. Its 52 spawn points are extremely concentrated — 36 of them (69.2%) sit around the Moonflower Tower Entrance and the other 15 (28.8%) around the Secluded Cemetery, so this is a one-trip catch rather than a hunt. Its real value is the partner skill: Sparkling Weasel raises your ranged attack by 5% at rank 1 and 20% at rank 5, which is a live damage buff you carry into gun fights.

The Chillet × Arsox recipe matters because both parents are cheap, common catches — you do not need to reach Sakurajima to own one. Kindling Lv4 also makes it a passable early furnace worker if you have not unlocked anything better, and the Flame Organ drop covers your own early Fire-crafting needs at the same time.

Saya and Selyne

The Saya Kurosaki and Selyne card mirrors how the pair works in the game — they are a tower boss fight, not two separate encounters. Selyne is the strongest non-Legendary on this reveal list: 130 HP, 115 ranged attack, A tier overall, and Handiwork Lv7, which is second-highest of the 109 Pals with any Handiwork rating at all. It is also a top-10 mount at 1600 sprint. Wild ones exist — 40 spawn points, all inside the World Tree region — so you can catch one instead of beating one.

Selyne is the one Pal on this list that earns a permanent base slot. Handiwork Lv7 plus Medicine Production Lv6 covers two of the most annoying bottlenecks in one Pal, and the Dark/Neutral damage buff on the partner skill is one of the better player-side multipliers available. If you want the boss version instead, the full loadout is in our Hard Mode Saya and Selyne guide, and the whole ladder is on the Palworld tower boss list.

How 100+ Cards Compares to the Full Paldeck

A 100-plus card main set sounds like a lot until you line it up against the roster. There are 288 Paldeck entries in the game right now — 204 base forms plus 84 regional and elemental variants — so even a full set cannot cover everything, and that is before you count the human characters, items and locations that also take up card slots. The Chillet Ignis reveal is the useful signal here: variants are getting their own cards rather than being folded into the base form, which means the pool the set is drawing from is the full 288, not the 204.

Jetragon being in the set covers one of the eight top-rarity Pals. The other seven — the two Bellanoirs, Paladius, Necromus, both Frostallions and Neptilius — are the obvious candidates for the remaining reveals, and you can see why they qualify on our list of all Legendary Pals.

Where to Catch the Legends Awaken Pals

If the set has you wanting the actual Pals, three of the four are straightforward catches and one is not. Broncherry is everywhere and can be caught at low level. Chillet Ignis needs a trip to Sakurajima but is packed into two spots once you are there. Selyne needs World Tree access. Jetragon has no wild spawns at all — the only one on the island is a level 70 alpha, so it is the last of the four you will get.

Pal	Wild spawn points	Where they cluster	Map
Broncherry	482	Cinnamoth Forest, Hypocrite Hill, Eastern Wild Island	Broncherry spawn map
Chillet Ignis	52	Moonflower Tower Entrance (69.2%), Secluded Cemetery (28.8%)	Chillet Ignis spawn map
Selyne	40	World Tree region only	Selyne spawn map
Jetragon	0	One level 70 alpha, no regular spawns	Jetragon alpha location

Day and night make no difference for any of the three that spawn wild — the counts are identical on both cycles, so there is no reason to wait for a specific time. For the Jetragon alpha and the rest of the level-70-plus targets, the ordered hunting route is in our alpha Pal list with levels and locations.

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