Necromus has 1 spawn point and 1 parent pair, so your first one has to be caught

Read the breeding table backwards and Necromus points at itself.

What the one pair contains

Our breeding calculator solves every pair in the game, and 1 of them returns Necromus. Both parents are Necromus. Its breeding power sits at 190, and no other pair averages close to that.

So the pair does nothing for you until you own one. You cannot line this Pal up in advance through the ranch.

Necromus in the wild

Our spawn data records 1 spawn point. The level sits at Lv60 on both ends and never moves. Rarity is 20.

Paladius shares that rarity and spawns with alphas. Necromus has no alpha on record, so farming the spawn for a stronger roll gets you nothing. Catch the one that appears.

The Paldeck marks Necromus nocturnal, alongside the other nocturnal Pals, though our spawn data carries no night-only flag for it. Camping at night on that basis would be a guess. Bring gear that survives an Lv60 hit first, and check what spawns in each level band on the way there.

Breeding from the second one

Same-species breeding needs 2 of them, so the ranch stays idle until you catch a second. A good passive on the first catch saves you a lap; a bad one sends you back to the spawn. Passive skills worth keeping and how breeding works cover the rest.

Stats and where it goes in your base

HP 130, Attack 145, Defense 120. Paladius carries the mirror of that spread, with 145 on defense and 120 on attack. For element coverage, read it next to the best attacker per element.

Work suitability is Lumbering 6 and Mining 6, so it fits a logging base or a mining base. Food 9 is heavy, and the feed box empties faster than you expect. Size L, Paldeck No.199. The strongest Pals covers what else belongs on that roster.