Two notable Pals, Jetragon and Sekhmet, offer significant advantages for players in Palworld. Jetragon serves as one of the game's premier flying mounts, facilitating swift travel across the Palpagos Islands. Sekhmet, on the other hand, significantly boosts base efficiency and work speed.
Locating Jetragon
Jetragon is a Dragon-type Pal found exclusively in the northwestern region of the Sunreach sky islands. The most reliable spawn point for this Pal is at coordinates (-556, -1339), near the Azure Tapestry Fast Travel Point. Players will encounter three Level 70 Alpha Jetragon variants in this area. It is strongly recommended that players and their Pals be at least Level 70 when attempting to capture Jetragon, and it is crucial to utilize Ice-type attacks, as Jetragon is weak to them.
Accessing this area may require a flying mount. If players have not yet unlocked a fast travel point in Sunreach, a swimming mount may also be necessary for initial traversal. Jetragon's Partner Skill, Aerial Missile, allows it to be mounted and fire missiles at foes. The Jetragon Saddle, required to utilize this skill, is unlocked in the Technology Tree at Level 79. Jetragon also possesses a Gathering Work Suitability of Level 8, though its primary strengths lie in combat and aerial mobility. When defeated, Jetragon may drop Thermal Cores, Sodalite, Diamonds, and Large Pal Souls.
Finding Sekhmet
Sekhmet is a Ground-type Pal that can be found in the hotter regions of the Palpagos Islands. Two primary locations are known for Sekhmet spawns: the Dessicated Desert and the Sandstone Gate Islet west of Feybreak Island. In the Dessicated Desert, Sekhmets typically appear around Level 37-40, with one notable spawn point at coordinates (534, 405). On the Sandstone Gate Islet, Sekhmets are found at higher levels, approximately Level 60, at coordinates (-1282, -625).
Sekhmet's primary weakness is Grass-type attacks. The Pal's main utility comes from its Partner Skill, Desert Empress, which enhances work speed at the base by 20% and increases efficiency by 30% when working at a Workbench or Workshop. This bonus does not stack. Sekhmet offers Work Suitability in Transporting (Level 2), Mining (Level 3), and Handiwork (Level 6), making it a valuable asset for base operations rather than direct combat. Defeated Sekhmets can drop various items, though the source notes do not specify which.
