Where to find the Terraria dungeon in Palworld, plus the new Pals and items you'll find inside

Terraria's Hallowed Armor in statue form, marking where the island is in Palworld to start the crossover dungeon.
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The Palworld crossover with Terraria is finally upon us, but to dive into the update's biggest offerings, you'll first need to map out its new islands. It's not a difficult journey, but if you've been away for a while the map may look a bit different, so Palworld's Terraria dungeon location isn't immediately obvious.

It's especially easy to overlook since the island is such a little thing, but we've got the latest Tides of Terraria dungeon mapped out, along with all of the monsters and items waiting for you inside.

Palworld's Terraria dungeon: How to get to the new island

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The closest fast travel point to Palworld's Terraria dungeon is Fisherman's Point (-480, -755). It's on the same island as Mount Obsidian and southeast of Eternal Pyre Tower. From there, take any swimming or flying Pal further southeast and head toward the Sealed Realm of Terraria (-421, -786). It's small, but not far out.

Entering the Sealed Realm of Terraria dungeon

The Palworld dungeon entrance is immediately obvious on the tiny island, marked by a statue all dressed up in what Terraria veterans may recognize as hardmode's Hallowed Armor set. It's up for grabs in Palworld, too, but you'll more than likely need several runs of the new dungeon to make a full set.

The dungeon isn't too bad for more geared folks, but note the level 45 recommendation. I hobbled my way through a bit undergeared, and it was rough. Once inside, make sure you tear down any rocky, golden walls and inspect the Terraria-themed cabins. You'll find chests hidden around both filled with blueprints for new equipment, including the Hallowed Armor and the Celestial Sigil Schematic required for spawning the Moon Lord.

Also, make sure you pick up plenty of Hallowed Bars along the way. You'll need a healthy supply of those to craft the Tides of Terraria equipment, and even more so if you plan on summoning the Moon Lord multiple times.

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Pals and Terraria monsters (that act as Pals)

A Green Slime monster from Terraria, added in Palworld as part of the crossover update. There's a player character kneeled down to pet it.

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The new enemies lurking about aren't just for show. You can capture Terraria monsters and use them like Pals. So far, we've seen quite a few creatures from the classic survival game in Palworld's Sealed Realm:

  • Cave Bat
  • Demon Eye
  • Illuminant Bat
  • Enchanted Sword
  • Green Slime
  • Blue Slime
  • Red Slime
  • Purple Slime
  • Rainbow Slime
  • Illuminant Slime
  • And the boss monster, the Eye of Cthulhu

The Eye of Cthulhu boss in Palworld, part of the Sealed Realm of Terraria Dungeon.

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As for actual Pals, there are some of those inside the Terraria dungeon, too. While I grossly underestimated how many Palspheres the expedition would take, I caught:

  • Cave Bat
  • Dazzi
  • Dumud Gild
  • Herbil
  • Shroomer
  • Jellroy
  • Tombat
  • Icelyn
  • Starryon
  • Killamari Primo
Andrea Shearon
Evergreen Writer

Andrea has been covering games for nearly a decade, picking up bylines at IGN, USA Today, Fanbyte, and Destructoid before joining the PC Gamer team in 2025. She's got a soft spot for older RPGs and is willing to try just about anything with a lovey-dovey "I can fix them" romance element. Her weekly to-do always includes a bit of MMO time, endlessly achievement hunting and raiding in Final Fantasy 14. Outside of those staples, she's often got a few survival-crafting games on rotation and loves a good scare in co-op horror games.

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