Palworld Breeding Calculator

How to breed Elgrove Cryst in Palworld

102 parent pairs · 2 special · verified from the 1.0 game files

There are 102 parent pairs that hatch Elgrove Cryst in Palworld 1.0, 2 of them special recipes and the rest ordinary maths: Elgrove Cryst sits at breeding power 440, so any two parents whose powers average out to that number hatch Elgrove Cryst. All of them are read straight from the 1.0 game files, not copied from an Early Access spreadsheet, and the table below sorts them by how easy the parents are to get. The most reachable is Faleris Aqua + Elgrove Cryst; the calculator above already has Elgrove Cryst selected if you want to filter by a parent you own.

Every pair that produces Elgrove Cryst (102)

Special recipes first (they win over the maths every time), then ordinary pairs sorted so the ones with the commonest parents come first. Hover a name for its stat card; click it for that Pal's own breeding page.

Parent AParent BBreeding powerRoute
Pierdon CrystElgrove—Special recipe
Elgrove CrystElgrove Cryst—Special recipe
Faleris AquaElgrove Cryst450 + 440 → 445Maths
Starryon PrimoElgrove Cryst430 + 440 → 435Maths
Starryon PrimoFaleris Aqua430 + 450 → 440Maths
Starryon PrimoPierdon Cryst430 + 460 → 445Maths
AzurmaneCryolinx Terra420 + 470 → 445Maths
AzurmaneFaleris Aqua420 + 450 → 435Maths
AzurmanePierdon Cryst420 + 460 → 440Maths
AnubisBlazamut480 + 410 → 445Maths
BlazamutCryolinx Terra410 + 470 → 440Maths
BlazamutPierdon Cryst410 + 460 → 435Maths
AnubisXenolord480 + 400 → 440Maths
AstegonXenolord490 + 400 → 445Maths
XenolordCryolinx Terra400 + 470 → 435Maths
AnubisFlaracle480 + 390 → 435Maths
AstegonFlaracle490 + 390 → 440Maths
FalerisFlaracle500 + 390 → 445Maths
AstegonMoldron Cryst490 + 380 → 435Maths
FalerisMoldron Cryst500 + 380 → 440Maths
Moldron CrystDualith380 + 510 → 445Maths
FalerisWhalaska Ignis500 + 370 → 435Maths
Whalaska IgnisDualith370 + 510 → 440Maths
Whalaska IgnisDupin370 + 520 → 445Maths
SelyneDualith360 + 510 → 435Maths
SelyneDupin360 + 520 → 440Maths
SelyneRoujay360 + 530 → 445Maths
Beakon CrystEidrolon580 + 300 → 440Maths
CelesdirEidrolon570 + 300 → 435Maths
JormuntideEidrolon590 + 300 → 445Maths
Beakon CrystRenjishi580 + 290 → 435Maths
JormuntideRenjishi590 + 290 → 440Maths
Reptyro CrystRenjishi600 + 290 → 445Maths
JormuntideSolenne590 + 280 → 435Maths
Reptyro CrystSolenne600 + 280 → 440Maths
Wumpo BotanSolenne610 + 280 → 445Maths
BellanoirCelesdir Noct620 + 270 → 445Maths
Reptyro CrystCelesdir Noct600 + 270 → 435Maths
Wumpo BotanCelesdir Noct610 + 270 → 440Maths
BellanoirKnocklem620 + 260 → 440Maths
Warsect TerraKnocklem630 + 260 → 445Maths
Wumpo BotanKnocklem610 + 260 → 435Maths
BellanoirDualith Noct620 + 250 → 435Maths
Menasting TerraDualith Noct640 + 250 → 445Maths
Warsect TerraDualith Noct630 + 250 → 440Maths
LyleenMenasting Terra240 + 640 → 440Maths
LyleenWarsect Terra240 + 630 → 435Maths
Sibelyx PrimoLyleen650 + 240 → 445Maths
Menasting TerraOphydia640 + 230 → 435Maths
Sibelyx PrimoOphydia650 + 230 → 440Maths
Sibelyx PrimoLyleen Noct650 + 220 → 435Maths
PaladiusWhalaska180 + 710 → 445Maths
Jormuntide IgnisGhangler Ignis170 + 720 → 445Maths
Jormuntide IgnisWhalaska170 + 710 → 440Maths
Ghangler IgnisNeptilius720 + 160 → 440Maths
GildaneNeptilius730 + 160 → 445Maths
WhalaskaNeptilius710 + 160 → 435Maths
FrostallionGhangler Ignis150 + 720 → 435Maths
GildaneFrostallion730 + 150 → 440Maths
Suzaku AquaFrostallion740 + 150 → 445Maths
GildaneEidrolon Ignis730 + 140 → 435Maths
MoldronEidrolon Ignis750 + 140 → 445Maths
Suzaku AquaEidrolon Ignis740 + 140 → 440Maths
Bellanoir LiberoMoldron130 + 750 → 440Maths
Bellanoir LiberoMycora130 + 760 → 445Maths
Suzaku AquaBellanoir Libero740 + 130 → 435Maths
OrserkMoldron120 + 750 → 435Maths
OrserkMycora120 + 760 → 440Maths
Relaxaurus LuxOrserk770 + 120 → 445Maths
Frostallion NoctMycora110 + 760 → 435Maths
Frostallion NoctSplatterina110 + 780 → 445Maths
Relaxaurus LuxFrostallion Noct770 + 110 → 440Maths
Blazamut RyuSplatterina100 + 780 → 440Maths
Blazamut RyuTetroise100 + 790 → 445Maths
Relaxaurus LuxBlazamut Ryu770 + 100 → 435Maths
HartalisTetroise90 + 790 → 440Maths
Kitsun NoctHartalis800 + 90 → 445Maths
SplatterinaHartalis780 + 90 → 435Maths
Kitsun NoctSilvance800 + 80 → 440Maths
LapureSilvance810 + 80 → 445Maths
TetroiseSilvance790 + 80 → 435Maths
JetragonKitsun Noct70 + 800 → 435Maths
JetragonLapure70 + 810 → 440Maths
JetragonPetallia Ignis70 + 820 → 445Maths
LapureDandilord810 + 60 → 435Maths
Petallia IgnisDandilord820 + 60 → 440Maths
WumpoDandilord830 + 60 → 445Maths
Bushi NoctBastigor840 + 50 → 445Maths
Petallia IgnisBastigor820 + 50 → 435Maths
WumpoBastigor830 + 50 → 440Maths
Bushi NoctShaolong840 + 40 → 440Maths
Prixter LuxShaolong850 + 40 → 445Maths
WumpoShaolong830 + 40 → 435Maths
Bushi NoctAegidron840 + 30 → 435Maths
FrostplumeAegidron860 + 30 → 445Maths
Prixter LuxAegidron850 + 30 → 440Maths
PanthalusFrostplume20 + 860 → 440Maths
PanthalusSekhmet20 + 870 → 445Maths
Prixter LuxPanthalus850 + 20 → 435Maths
FrostplumeAstralym860 + 10 → 435Maths
GhanglerAstralym880 + 10 → 445Maths
SekhmetAstralym870 + 10 → 440Maths

How the maths gets to Elgrove Cryst

Every Pal has a hidden breeding power; Elgrove Cryst sits at 440. When two parents breed, the game adds their two numbers, halves the total rounding up, and hatches whichever Pal is nearest that result. So any pair whose numbers average out to 440 (or nearer to 440 than to any other Pal) gives Elgrove Cryst: that is why so many different pairs land on the same egg, and why the pairs above cluster around parents whose powers straddle 440.

Worked examples from the table: Faleris Aqua (450) + Elgrove Cryst (440) → 445; Starryon Primo (430) + Elgrove Cryst (440) → 435. When two Pals sit at exactly the same distance from the average, a fixed priority order decides, which is why a few pairs that look like they should tie do not.

Elgrove Cryst + Elgrove Cryst always hatches Elgrove Cryst: breeding two of the same species is how you farm passives once you have a pair.

What Elgrove Cryst breeds into

Elgrove Cryst as a parent, with a few common partners. The forward tab of the calculator does this for any pair.

Where to catch Elgrove Cryst

Elgrove Cryst has no wild spawn point on the overworld map: it comes from eggs, breeding, dungeons, raids or a special encounter. Its codex card has the details. Open the interactive map →

Frequently asked questions

How many pairs breed Elgrove Cryst in Palworld 1.0?

102 unordered parent pairs, 2 of them special recipes, all read from the 1.0 game files. The full table is above.

What is the easiest pair for Elgrove Cryst?

By breeding power, Faleris Aqua + Elgrove Cryst is the pair with the commonest parents in 1.0. Whether it is easy for you depends on what you own; the calculator above can filter the list by a parent you have.

What do two Elgrove Cryst breed?

Elgrove Cryst. Breeding two of the same species always hatches that species; it is how you farm passives once you have a pair.

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