How to Catch Foxparks in Palworld (Paldeck #29, Stats & Drops)
Foxparks is Paldeck entry #29, a pure Fire-element Pal whose documented profile lists exactly one base job — Kindling, at level 1 — despite carrying a full eight-move active-skill ladder that tops out at 600 power. That single-job profile is worth knowing before you plan a base slot around it: Foxparks isn't a multi-role worker on paldb.cc's data, it's a fire-station specialist. Below is everything the source confirms about its profile, kit, partner skill and drops — and what it doesn't confirm, since the source lists no spawn location, level range, catch-rate modifier, or egg type for this Pal.
Foxparks at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Paldeck # | 29 |
| Element | Fire |
| Kindling | Lv1 |
| HP (Level 80) | 3,500 – 4,280 |
| Attack (Level 80) | 550 – 685 |
| Defense (Level 80) | 470 – 596 |
Kindling is the only work suitability the source lists for Foxparks — no Handiwork, Lumbering, or Transporting rating at all, which is a narrower profile than many Pals with an eight-move skill list this deep. On the Level 80 range, HP swings 780 points (4,280 − 3,500 = 780), a 22.3% spread (780 ÷ 3,500 ≈ 0.223). Attack swings 135 points (≈24.5%, 135 ÷ 550 ≈ 0.245), and Defense swings 126 points (≈26.8%, 126 ÷ 470 ≈ 0.268) — Defense actually has the widest individual-roll variance in percentage terms, not HP, even though HP's raw point spread is the largest of the three. No rarity tier or size class is listed that would explain which end of that range is more common — that's undocumented.
Where to Find and Catch Foxparks
The paldb.cc page used for this article does not list Foxparks's spawn biome, wild level range, a boss/variant encounter, an egg type, or a numeric capture-rate correction — all of that is undocumented here, and this article won't invent a map location or a level number to fill the gap. What is confirmed is the fight itself: Foxparks's kit includes a 600-power Fire Ball and a 600-power Dragon Meteor, so even without a documented level band, treat an encounter as capable of real burst damage. Until a spawn point is documented, general Palworld capture practice still applies: match your Sphere tier to whatever level you actually find it at, bring a counter-element attacker (Water beats Fire in every documented Palworld matchup elsewhere in the game), lower its HP before you throw, and use a status effect like sleep or freeze to widen the capture window if you have one available.
Foxparks's Active Skills, Ranked by Power
| Skill | Power |
|---|---|
| Ignis Blast | 40 |
| Bog Blast | 40 |
| Spirit Fire | 80 |
| Flare Arrow | 120 |
| Ignis Breath | 160 |
| Spirit Flame | 200 |
| Fire Ball | 600 |
| Dragon Meteor | 600 |
Eight skills are listed, and two separate ties bracket the ladder: Ignis Blast and Bog Blast tie at 40 power for the weakest moves, and Fire Ball and Dragon Meteor tie at 600 power for the strongest — a 15-fold spread top to bottom (600 ÷ 40 = 15). "Bog Blast" doesn't read as a Fire-elemental name at a glance, but the source lists it as one of Foxparks's active skills regardless, so it's included here exactly as documented rather than re-labeled. The source doesn't document each move's unlock level, TP cost, or element type individually, so treat the power column as confirmed and the rest as open until a source states it.
Partner Skill and Drops
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Partner Skill | Huggy Fire (unlocks at partner skill level 1) |
| Drop | Leather — 1 |
| Drop | Flame Organ — 1–2 |
The partner skill's name and unlock level are confirmed, but the source doesn't describe what Huggy Fire actually does — no effect text, percentage, or cooldown, so its function is undocumented, not guessed at. The drop table is short compared to many Pals: just two confirmed items, a flat 1 Leather and 1–2 Flame Organ per kill. No drop-rate percentage is listed for either item, so treat both quantities as per-kill ranges, not guaranteed-100%-drop claims.
Practical tips
- Foxparks's only documented job is Kindling Lv1 — don't slot it expecting Handiwork, Lumbering, or Transporting output; the source lists none.
- Don't trust skill-name intuition for damage: Ignis Blast and Bog Blast tie at 40 power, and Fire Ball ties Dragon Meteor at 600, a 15x spread top to bottom.
- Bring a Water-type or counter-element attacker and lower Foxparks's HP before you throw a Sphere — no level range or capture-rate modifier is documented for it specifically.
- Farm Foxparks if you need Flame Organ (1–2 per kill) over the flat 1 Leather per kill — no drop-rate percentage is documented for either.
- Treat any claimed spawn location for Foxparks you find elsewhere as unverified until cross-checked — our source lists none.
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Conclusion
Foxparks is Paldeck #29, a pure Fire-element Pal with a single documented job — Kindling Lv1 — and a Level 80 stat range of 3,500–4,280 HP, 550–685 Attack, 470–596 Defense, where Defense actually carries the widest percentage-of-base swing at 26.8%. Its eight active skills tie twice, at 40 power (Ignis Blast, Bog Blast) and 600 power (Fire Ball, Dragon Meteor), a 15x spread. Its partner skill, Huggy Fire, unlocks at level 1 but has no documented effect in the source used here, and it drops just two confirmed items — 1 Leather and 1–2 Flame Organ per kill — with no listed drop rate for either. Spawn location, wild level range, egg type, and capture rate are not documented anywhere in this article's source; treat those as an open gap rather than filling them in from memory or an unverified guide.
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