Palworld Player Makes Adorable Clay Model of Chillet
A dedicated Palworld fan has created an adorable clay model of the popular Ice and Dragon Pal known as Chillet. Since its arrival, the game released by Japanese indie developer Pocketpair has had huge success when it comes to overall sales and player count. So far, the game has already sold over 19 million copies across Xbox and PC, with the Xbox version being available through Game Pass.
While Palworld allows players to engage in various types of activities, the main focus for many players remains gathering as many different Pals as possible. These creatures can be found across all four of the main regions, and the main way to catch them is by using special items called Pal Spheres, which can have six different levels.
A Reddit user named Shy_8 has shared an adorable clay model featuring one of the fan-favorite Pals in the community, Chillet. The model got a lot of attention in the community as the post reached over 1.8k upvotes on the game's main subreddit, with many fans praising the artist's attention to detail. Shy_8 is known in the community for doing similar projects, as they've previously made clay models of popular Pals such as Dinossom and Depresso.
Even though its power can hardly be compared to that of most end-game Pals, many players keep Chillet in their party even after reaching max level. Chillet is an Ice and Dragon Elemental Pal that can be obtained in many different ways, and the easiest to catch it early on is by visiting its boss fight in the Windswept Hills region.
The fact that Chillet's boss fight features a level 11 Pal means that players can catch this creature by using regular Pal spheres. To increase their chances, they should bring Fire Pals to this fight and try to get Chillet's health bar as low as possible. Even if they don't manage to catch this Pal during its boss fight, players can try multiple times because the default respawn time for Palworld's Alpha Pals is one real-life hour.
Besides its boss fight, this Pal can also be found in
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