How to Catch Foxcicle in Palworld (Paldeck #95, Skills & Drops)
Foxcicle is a pure Ice-type Pal at Paldeck #95, carrying a Level 1 partner skill called Aurora Guide, base work suitability in Cooling Lv4 and Farming Lv3, and an eight-move active-skill ladder that tops out at a 600-power Diamond Rain. What paldb.cc's Foxcicle entry does not carry is any spawn location, wild level range, boss/alpha variant, capture rate, or type-effectiveness data — so this guide sticks to what's actually documented (typing, stats, skills, drops) and says plainly where the record goes quiet, rather than guessing at a hunting ground or a counter-element.
Foxcicle at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Element | Ice |
| Paldeck # | #95 |
| Partner Skill | Aurora Guide (unlocks at partner level 1, effect undocumented) |
| Work Suitability | Cooling Lv4, Farming Lv3 |
| Notable Drops | Leather (1), Ice Organ (2–3) |
| Spawn location / level | Not documented in the available source data |
Where to Find and Farm Foxcicle
Here's the honest gap in this guide: the sourced Foxcicle entry does not list a habitat, biome, coordinate, tribe boss variant, or wild level band. If you're hunting one on the map rather than pulling it from a base assignment or breeding, you'll 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:
- Leather — 1
- Ice Organ — 2–3
That's the full drop table for Foxcicle in this record — two items, not five or six, so don't plan a farming loop around a longer list than what's documented. What Ice Organ is used for isn't part of this record either — the source lists only its name and 2–3 drop quantity, not a recipe, so treat its downstream uses as undocumented.
How to Catch Foxcicle
Without a documented wild level for Foxcicle, 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. Foxcicle's record also has no capture-rate figure and no type chart, so none of the following is Foxcicle-specific — it's general Palworld capture knowledge, not anything sourced from Foxcicle's own page:
- Bring its HP down before you throw anything. As a general Palworld mechanic, not documented on Foxcicle's page, capture odds scale with remaining health, so whittling a target into the red first is standard practice, not a Foxcicle-specific finding.
- Stack a status effect if you can. Sleep, freeze, or a burn hit are widely understood in Palworld to raise capture odds on top of a low-HP throw — again, general game knowledge, not something Foxcicle's record confirms.
- Confirm the encounter in-game before committing resources, and don't assume a Fire-based counter just because it's Ice-typed — that's a reasonable guess from the element name alone, but this data set has no confirmed weakness chart for Foxcicle.
Skills & Stats
Foxcicle's full active-skill line, in ascending power, runs: Air Cannon (40), Ice Missile (40), Icicle Cutter (80), Iceberg (120), Crystal Breath (160), Spirit Flame (200), Blizzard Spike (450), and Diamond Rain (600) — eight moves, with two of them tied at exactly 40 power. The top of the ladder scales sharply: Diamond Rain's 600 power is 15 times Air Cannon's 40 (600 ÷ 40 = 15), and Blizzard Spike's 450 is 5.625 times Icicle Cutter's 80 (450 ÷ 80 = 5.625). The source records only names and power values for these eight moves — no per-move level requirement and no explicit element tag beyond Foxcicle's own Ice typing, so treat moves like "Spirit Flame" as undocumented for element specifically rather than assuming they're Ice moves just because Foxcicle is.
Its partner skill, Aurora Guide, unlocks at partner level 1 — but the source page lists only the skill's name and unlock level, not a description of what it actually does in combat or while riding. Treat the effect itself as undocumented until confirmed in-game.
At Level 80, Foxcicle's stat ranges (low roll to perfect roll) are:
- HP: 4,500 – 5,580 — a 1,080-point spread, about 24.0% higher at a perfect roll (1,080 ÷ 4,500 = 0.24)
- Attack: 670 – 841 — a 171-point spread, about 25.5% higher (171 ÷ 670 ≈ 0.255)
- Defense: 680 – 869 — a 189-point spread, about 27.8% higher (189 ÷ 680 ≈ 0.278)
Defense swings the widest of the three stats in percentage terms, with Attack a close second and HP the tightest spread — a fairly even curve overall, without one stat running away from the others. At base, Foxcicle brings Cooling Lv4 and Farming Lv3 to a rotation — a genuine specialist rating in Cooling, with a secondary, lower-tier Farming aptitude alongside it.
Practical tips
- Foxcicle'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.
- Foxcicle's page carries no type chart, so this guide can't verify a counter-element for it — don't assume Fire beats it just because it's Ice-typed without checking a source that confirms it.
- Diamond Rain (600 power) is by a wide margin Foxcicle's strongest documented move — expect it late in a fight, not early.
- Foxcicle's drop table is short: Leather (1) and Ice Organ (2–3), with no documented use listed for Ice Organ — don't plan a crafting chain around it until you've confirmed the recipe yourself.
- Slot it as a Cooling Lv4 specialist first — that's its standout work rating, with Farming Lv3 as a useful but secondary aptitude.
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 for a Foxcicle sighting, and handles one-click backups and automatic updates so a hunting trip never costs you progress.
Conclusion
Foxcicle is a pure Ice-type Pal (Paldeck #95) with a Level 1 Aurora Guide partner skill, an eight-move active skillset topping out at 600-power Diamond Rain, and Level 80 stats ranging from 4,500–5,580 HP, 670–841 Attack, and 680–869 Defense. Its Cooling Lv4 and Farming Lv3 work suitability, plus its Leather (1) and Ice Organ (2–3) drops, are all confirmed — its spawn location, wild level, boss/alpha variant, capture rate, type-effectiveness matchups, and the exact effect of Aurora Guide are not, so verify those in-game before you plan a specific hunt.
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