Moldron is a Pal tied to Palworld’s main region, Palpagos Island. Right now, there are no verified spawn points recorded for it, which means the usual “go here, catch it” answer does not yet exist. That gap matters if you are hunting one down, so it helps to know exactly where things stand and how to close the gap on your own map.
Quick answer: No confirmed Moldron spawn locations are currently recorded on Palpagos Island. Open the interactive map tracker, and mark each Moldron sighting yourself by right-clicking its icon as you encounter one in the world.
Moldron location status on Palpagos Island
Moldron is tracked across a single map, Palpagos Island, the same landmass where most of Palworld’s activity takes place. The count of confirmed spawn points sits at zero. In practical terms, there is no fixed coordinate you can travel to and expect a guaranteed encounter.
That status can change as players and trackers log sightings. Until a spawn is verified and recorded, treat Moldron as unconfirmed rather than assuming a specific region or biome. Guessing a location risks sending you across the map for nothing.
| Detail | Current status |
|---|---|
| Map | Palpagos Island |
| Known spawn points | 0 |
| Tracker last updated | July 10, 2026 |
Track Moldron spawns with the interactive map
Since no spawn is pinned yet, the fastest path is to record your own finds. The interactive map includes a progress tracker for Palpagos Island that lets you flag any Pal or point of interest as discovered, so you can build a reliable record of where you actually run into Moldron.
You know it worked when the icon changes state to reflect your mark. That gives you a running log you can return to, and it keeps your progress consistent across sessions.
Why Moldron data is still thin
Palworld reached its 1.0 release on July 10, 2026, after roughly two years in early access. Fresh launches tend to reshuffle spawn tables, add creatures, and shift where things appear, and it takes time for reliable location data to settle. A Pal with an empty spawn list often just means the community record has not caught up yet.
For now, the sensible approach is to explore Palpagos Island, log any Moldron you find, and check the tracker again as more players contribute. Once confirmed spawn points appear, the map will show them at fixed coordinates you can travel to directly.
