How to Catch Wumpo in Palworld (Location, Skills & Drops)
Wumpo grants +1 Transporting to every other Pal at your base — and it is the only Pal with that kind of base-wide buff that is also genuinely good at the job itself, at Transporting Lv6. The other five buffers in this category are near-useless workers you keep purely for the aura. Wumpo does both, which makes it the least conditional recommendation in that whole group. It also carries the joint-highest HP pool in this series. Here is where to find it.
Wumpo at a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Element | Ice |
| Paldeck # | #134 |
| Partner Skill | Guardian of the Snowy Mountain — can be ridden. While at a base, increases the Transporting Work Suitability Level for all other Base Pals by +1 (does not stack) |
| Work Suitability | Transporting Lv6, Lumbering Lv5, Cooling Lv5, Handiwork Lv3 |
| Notable Drops | Ice Organ (2 – 3, 100%), Ice Radiant Gem (10 – 20, 100%) |
| Egg | Large Frozen Egg — CombiRank 830 |
| Rarity | 7 |
| Rideable | Yes |
Where to Find Wumpo
- Palpagos Islands snow regions — Level 40 – 55.
- Astral Mountains Cavern — Level 42 – 45. The most reliable single location.
- The World Tree — Level 80, which adds the relic ladder and the gem drop.
Catch the Level 42 – 45 cavern version for base use — the partner skill and work ratings are identical at every level.
Bring Fire attackers — Ice is weak to Fire — and wear cold-resistance gear. At Level 40 – 55 an Ultra or Legendary Sphere is comfortable.
Do not confuse it with Wumpo Botan, the Grass variant. This is important and easy to get wrong: Wumpo Botan does not grant the +1 Transporting buff. Its skill is Guardian of the South, giving the party 15~30% less Ground damage and immunity to Muddy — useful, but a completely different effect. If you want the base-wide buff, you need base Wumpo specifically.
The Sixth +1 Provider — and the Best-Rounded One
Palworld has six Pals whose partner skill raises a work suitability for every other Pal at the base:
| Pal | Its own rating | What it gives everyone else |
|---|---|---|
| Ribbuny | Handiwork Lv1 | +1 Handiwork |
| Eikthyrdeer Terra | Lumbering Lv2 | +1 Lumbering |
| Wumpo | Transporting Lv6 | +1 Transporting |
| Clovee | low | +1 Gathering |
| Tetroise | — | +1 Mining |
| Smokie Cryst | — | +1 Cooling |
Look at the middle column. Ribbuny is Handiwork Lv1 — the floor of the scale — and Eikthyrdeer Terra is Lumbering Lv2. You keep those Pals purely for the aura and never assign them to anything.
Wumpo is different. At Transporting Lv6 it is joint second in that category behind only Knocklem and Knocklem Ignis at Lv7 — so it buffs your whole hauling crew and is one of the better haulers on it. One worker slot, two returns.
Why Transporting is worth buffing. Transporting is the job that moves everything your base produces into storage, and it sits high in the work priority order — which cuts both ways. It gets done reliably, but it also means any Pal with Transporting will do it before mining or logging. A base where hauling is slow backs up everything upstream, so a base-wide +1 here has knock-on effects that a +1 to a low-priority job does not.
Its other suitabilities are a caution, though. Wumpo also has Lumbering Lv5, Cooling Lv5 and Handiwork Lv3 — four jobs total. Handiwork and Transporting both outrank Lumbering (15) and Cooling (19), so Wumpo will haul and craft, and never log or cool. That is fine, because hauling is what you want from it anyway.
It does not stack. One Wumpo is the entire buff.
Drops & Stats
| Drop | Quantity | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Ice Organ | 2 – 3 | 100% |
| Ice Radiant Gem | 10 – 20 | 100% (Lv 80) |
| Beautiful Flower | 1 | 20% |
| Decayed Ancient Relic | 30 – 50 | 100% (Lv 80) |
| Dormant Ancient Relic | 10 – 20 | 100% (Lv 80) |
| Gorgeous Ancient Relic | 4 – 8 | 100% (Lv 80) |
Ignore the Beautiful Flower at 20%. It is a trap on this drop table — Dualith drops 3 – 5 at 100%, which is the route to take when a recipe wants them in bulk.
The Level 80 population is the real farm. An Ice Radiant Gem at 10 – 20 (100%) plus the full relic ladder makes a World Tree Wumpo a worthwhile stop rather than a detour.
At Level 80:
- HP: 6,500 – 8,180 — joint highest documented here, tied with Frostallion and Bastigor
- Attack: 580 – 724
- Defense: 650 – 830
That is a wall, not a weapon. The HP is exceptional and the Attack is among the lowest in this series — Wumpo survives things and does not kill them. As a rideable mount that soaks damage while you cross a snow region, that profile is useful; as a damage dealer it is not.
How to Catch Wumpo
- Bring Fire attackers. Ice is weak to Fire — Blazamut or Blazehowl.
- Wear cold-resistance gear for the snow regions.
- Do not bring Grass or Ground Pals. Ice beats both.
- Take the Astral Mountains Cavern spawn at Level 42 – 45.
- Expect a long fight. At 6,500 – 8,180 HP this is one of the tankiest catches at its level — bring sustained damage, not burst.
- Breed the duplicates. CombiRank 830 from a Large Frozen Egg is cheap.
Practical tips
- Base Wumpo grants +1 Transporting; Wumpo Botan does not. Check which one you caught.
- The only base-wide buffer that is also good at its own job — Transporting Lv6, joint second in the game.
- It does not stack. Keep exactly one.
- It will haul and craft, never log or cool — its other two jobs are outranked.
- Ignore the 20% Beautiful Flower. Dualith gives 3 – 5 at 100%.
- 6,500 – 8,180 HP with 580 – 724 Attack — a mount that survives, not one that fights.
Running your own Palworld 1.0 server
Hauling is the job that decides whether everything else your base produces actually reaches a chest, and a base-wide +1 Transporting compounds with every hour the world runs. On a dedicated Palworld 1.0 server your logistics crew keeps working while you are offline, so production does not back up between sessions. Full crossplay lets a group share one properly buffed base, and one-click backups and automatic updates protect a roster tuned slot by slot.
Conclusion
Wumpo is an Ice Pal found across Palpagos snow regions at Level 40 – 55, in the Astral Mountains Cavern at Level 42 – 45, and in the World Tree at Level 80. Its Guardian of the Snowy Mountain skill grants +1 Transporting to every other Base Pal — and unlike the other five Pals with a base-wide buff, Wumpo is genuinely good at the job itself at Transporting Lv6, joint second in the game. That makes it the least conditional pick in that group: one worker slot, two returns. Be careful which one you catch — Wumpo Botan has a completely different skill and grants no work bonus at all. It carries 6,500 – 8,180 HP at Level 80, joint highest documented here, against a modest 580 – 724 Attack, so ride it and let it soak rather than expecting damage. Bring Fire and cold resistance, and farm the Level 80 version for Ice Radiant Gem at 10 – 20 (100%).
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