How to Catch Dinossom in Palworld (Stats, Skills & Drops)
Dinossom is a Grass/Dragon Pal that sits at Paldeck #84, a dual-typing that only a handful of Pals share. It carries a Level 1 partner skill called Fragrant Dragon, work suitability in Planting and Lumbering, and an eight-move active-skill progression that tops out at 600 power. What paldb.cc's Dinossom page does not carry is any spawn location, wild level range, egg type, or breeding rank for it — so this guide sticks strictly to what is documented (typing, stats, skills, drops) and says plainly where the trail goes cold, rather than guessing at a hunting ground.
Dinossom at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Element | Grass / Dragon |
| Paldeck # | #84 |
| Partner Skill | Fragrant Dragon (unlocks at partner level 1) |
| Work Suitability | Planting Lv3, Lumbering Lv3 |
| Notable Drops | Tomato Seeds, Lettuce Seeds |
| Spawn location / level | Not documented in the available source data |
Where to Find and Farm Dinossom
This is the honest gap in this guide: the source record for Dinossom does not list a habitat, biome, coordinate, tribe boss variant, or wild level band. If you're hunting one on the map rather than breeding it, you will need to cross-reference an in-game Paldeck scan or a spawn-map tool, because that specific location data is undocumented here.
What is confirmed is what it drops on defeat:
- Tomato Seeds — 1–2 per kill
- Lettuce Seeds — 1–2 per kill
Both are farming-plot seeds rather than combat materials, which fits Dinossom's Planting work suitability — even before you've caught one, its own drop table is already a small seed-farming resource.
How to Catch Dinossom
Without a documented wild level for Dinossom, the usual level-to-sphere math (matching Ultra, Giga or Ancient Spheres to a target's level) can't be stated with any real confidence here — that pairing is undocumented for this Pal specifically, so don't take a generic sphere recommendation as verified fact. The general Palworld capture principles still apply regardless of level, though:
- Bring its HP down before you throw anything. Capture odds scale with remaining health, so whittle a target into the red rather than throwing a sphere at full HP.
- Stack a status effect if you can. Sleep, freeze, or a paralyzing hit all raise capture odds on top of a low-HP throw.
- Match your sphere to your best guess of its tier, and err toward a stronger sphere than you think you need — a wasted throw costs materials, a failed catch costs the Pal.
- Confirm the encounter in-game before committing resources, since the source data used for this guide could not verify Dinossom's spawn conditions.
Skills & Stats
Dinossom's active-skill line runs, in ascending power: Wind Cutter (40), Botanical Smash (80), Dragon Burst (80), Seed Mine (120), Dragon Breath (160), Spine Vine (250), Solar Blast (450), and Wind Burst (600) — eight moves spanning Grass and Dragon-flavored attacks, topping out well above most early-game skill sets.
Its partner skill, Fragrant Dragon, unlocks the moment Dinossom reaches partner level 1, meaning it's active as soon as you assign it — but the source page lists only the skill's name and unlock level, not a description of what it actually does in combat or at your base. Treat the effect itself as undocumented until confirmed in-game.
At Level 80, Dinossom's stat ranges (low roll to perfect roll) are:
- HP: 5,300 – 6,620 — a 1,320-point spread, or about 24.9% higher at a perfect roll (1,320 ÷ 5,300 ≈ 0.249)
- Attack: 610 – 763 — a 153-point spread, about 25.1% higher (153 ÷ 610 ≈ 0.251)
- Defense: 590 – 752 — a 162-point spread, about 27.5% higher (162 ÷ 590 ≈ 0.275)
That's a fairly even stat curve with no single stat that swings dramatically further than the others between worst and best individual values. At base, Dinossom brings Planting Lv3 and Lumbering Lv3 to a base rotation — solid mid-tier support for a farming plot or a logging station, though not a specialist skill level in either.
Practical tips
- Dinossom's spawn location and wild level are not documented in the sourced data — verify in-game or with a spawn-map tool before planning a hunting trip.
- Its Tomato Seed and Lettuce Seed drops make it a passive seed source even outside of Planting duty.
- The Fragrant Dragon partner skill activates at partner level 1, but its actual effect isn't described in the source record — check it in-game once assigned.
- Its highest-power move, Wind Burst (600), matches the top tier of many Level 80 Pals' movesets.
- Planting Lv3 and Lumbering Lv3 make it a reasonable dual-purpose base worker rather than a one-trick specialist.
Running your own Palworld 1.0 server
Filling gaps like a missing spawn location usually means more Paldeck scanning across a bigger map, and that's easiest on a server that's always up. A hosted Palworld 1.0 server keeps your world running 24/7 so a friend can confirm a sighting while you're offline, supports full crossplay so anyone can help scout, and handles one-click backups and automatic updates so a hunting trip never costs you progress.
Conclusion
Dinossom is a Grass/Dragon Pal (Paldeck #84) with a Level 1 Fragrant Dragon partner skill, an eight-move active skillset topping out at 600 power, and Level 80 stats ranging from 5,300–6,620 HP, 610–763 Attack, and 590–752 Defense. Its Planting Lv3 and Lumbering Lv3 work suitability, plus its Tomato and Lettuce Seed drops, are all confirmed — its spawn location, wild level, and the exact effect of Fragrant Dragon are not, so verify those in-game before you plan a specific hunt.
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