To get Thornlord in Evomon Roblox, catch Mudbud in Amber Acres, farm the listed Evolution, Ground, and Grass stones, then evolve it and build Thornlord as a bulky Ground/Grass all-rounder.
Thornlord is one of the most versatile monsters you can put on an Evomon Roblox team, mostly because its Ground/Grass typing gives it coverage that holds up through almost the entire game. The catch is that there’s no way to grab it in the wild — the whole path runs through its pre-evolution, Mudbud, which shows up early in Amber Acres. Get Mudbud, gather the right stones, and Thornlord is a straightforward evolve away.
- What Thornlord is and why it needs Mudbud
- How to catch Mudbud and evolve it into Thornlord in Evomon Roblox
- Evolution materials and where to farm them
- Evolving Mudbud once your stones are ready
- Best Thornlord build and battle role
- Mistakes that slow down your Thornlord grind
- What to chase after you land Thornlord
- Frequently Asked Questions
What Thornlord is and why it needs Mudbud
Thornlord is a dual Ground/Grass Evomon that sits in the early-meta as one of the stronger all-round picks, especially for PvE bossing. You cannot catch Thornlord directly — it only exists as an evolution. That makes Mudbud your real target, and because Mudbud appears fairly early in Amber Acres, Thornlord ends up far easier to obtain than a lot of other powerful Evomon. Everything below starts from that single fact: find Mudbud first, then evolve your way up.
How to catch Mudbud and evolve it into Thornlord in Evomon Roblox
Thornlord can’t be caught in the wild, so the entire route runs through catching Mudbud in Amber Acres and feeding it the right stones.
STEP 1/5
Head to Amber Acres
Travel to Amber Acres, where a large group of Mudbud roams — the only reliable place to start the Thornlord line.
STEP 2/5
Bring a strong Fire-type
Mudbud is weak to Fire, so a hard-hitting Fire-type Evomon can usually drop it in a single hit before you throw a ball.
STEP 3/5
Catch it, then keep farming
Throw your preferred catcher, but don’t settle for the first one — keep hunting the horde for a better talent, a stronger nature, or a Shiny.
STEP 4/5
Gather the evolution materials
Collect 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Ground Element Stones, and 15 Grass Element Stones from the sources listed below.
STEP 5/5
Evolve Mudbud into Thornlord
Open your Evomon menu, select Mudbud, and use the evolve option to transform it the moment the requirements are met.
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Evolution materials and where to farm them
| Material |
|---|
| 30 Evolution Stones |
| 15 Ground Element Stones |
| 15 Grass Element Stones |
Once Mudbud is in your party, the evolve gate is a stone checklist: 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Ground Element Stones, and 15 Grass Element Stones. None of these are locked behind a single grind — each stone type has a few farming routes, so you can pick whichever fits your progress.
One thing worth flagging: some dex-style listings show the line as Mudbud → Mudthorn → Thornlord rather than a direct Mudbud-to-Thornlord jump, and leave the exact costs blank. The stone recipe above is the one working route players are using, so treat it as the path to follow — just don’t be surprised if a Mudthorn middle stage or adjusted numbers get pinned down as the game settles.
Evolving Mudbud once your stones are ready
The evolve itself is quick. Open your Evomon menu, select Mudbud, and choose the evolve option. As long as Mudbud meets the material requirements, it transforms into Thornlord immediately — there’s no extra confirmation grind beyond having the stones in hand.
Farm the Amber Acres horde for a better Mudbud roll before you spend a single stone — talent, nature, and Shiny all carry over into Thornlord, so a good base saves you a full re-grind later.
Best Thornlord build and battle role
| Build part | Best picks |
|---|---|
| Role | Ground/Grass all-rounder — durable frontline bruiser or reliable damage dealer |
| Natures | Quiet, Relax, Brave, Sassy, Steady — all trade away the low speed stat |
| Talents | SSS talent boosting attack, defense, and special attack or special defense; or an HP/defense/special-defense defensive spread |
| Traits | Drain (18% permanent life steal), Battle Spirit (+3 stages attack and special attack on entry), Reaper (+5 stages attack and special attack on a KO) |
Thornlord earns its spot through a balanced stat spread. Instead of leaning hard into offense or defense, it performs well in almost any role — attack and defense sit slightly above the rest, but nothing about it is genuinely weak. That flexibility lets it slot into a durable frontline slot or a reliable damage-dealer slot depending on your team.
KEY!Because speed is Thornlord’s lowest base stat, the best natures are the ones that dump speed for something useful, which means very little real downside. On talents, an SSS talent covering attack, defense, and one of the special stats is the standard target, with a pure HP/defense/special-defense line as the defensive alternative. Traits are where Thornlord snowballs. This is early-meta guidance rather than a settled patch-wide consensus, so treat the picks as a strong starting point rather than a locked move set or stat allocation.
Mistakes that slow down your Thornlord grind
| Mistake | Fix |
|---|---|
| Searching for Thornlord in the wild | There’s no direct catch — grab Mudbud in Amber Acres and evolve it |
| Ignoring the Mudthorn question | Some dex listings show a Mudthorn middle stage; expect the line and costs to firm up |
| Over-investing in your first Mudbud | Farm the horde for a better talent, nature, or Shiny before you pour stones in |
| Treating Thornlord as one type | It’s Ground/Grass — build and pick matchups around both, not mono-Ground or mono-Grass |
| Locking in exact odds or move sets | Shiny odds, catch rates, and a fixed move set aren’t pinned down yet, so keep the build flexible |
Most of the wasted time on Thornlord comes from a handful of avoidable assumptions — about how it’s caught, how its line works, and how nailed-down its build really is. Here’s what trips players up and the quick fix for each.
What to chase after you land Thornlord
With Thornlord built, the natural next grind is the two bosses that feed straight back into it — clearing the Amber Acres and Rocky Ridge island bosses efficiently keeps your Grass and Ground Element Stones topped up for anything else in the line. Thornlord’s bulk and typing also make it a popular anchor for the Thunder King boss, where players build entire solo strategies around it.
Beyond bossing, Thornlord pairs well into a wider team — Fire, Poison, or Electric partners cover what it doesn’t, and it slots neatly into a run at full Evomon Dex completion (there are 207 creatures to collect in all). Build around it rather than treating it as a standalone carry and it stays useful well past the early game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you catch Thornlord directly in Evomon Roblox?
No. Thornlord only exists as an evolution — you catch its pre-evolution Mudbud in Amber Acres and evolve it up. There is no wild Thornlord encounter.
Where is Mudbud found?
Mudbud spawns in Amber Acres, where it appears as a large horde, so you won’t need rare bait or a high-tier catcher to find one.
What materials do you need to evolve Mudbud into Thornlord?
You need 30 Evolution Stones, 15 Ground Element Stones, and 15 Grass Element Stones. Evolution Stones come from the traveling merchant, summon shops, and first-time trainer wins; Ground stones from the Rocky Ridge boss and summon ruins; Grass stones from the Amber Acres boss and summon ruins.
Is Mudthorn part of the Thornlord evolution line?
Some dex-style listings show the line as Mudbud → Mudthorn → Thornlord rather than a direct evolution. The working route players use is the Mudbud stone recipe above, but the Mudthorn middle stage may end up confirmed as the game matures.
What is the best Nature for Thornlord?
Since speed is Thornlord’s weakest stat, the strongest natures are the ones that sacrifice speed for something better — Quiet (special attack), Relax (defense), Brave (attack), Sassy (special defense), or Steady (HP). Pick the one that matches whether you’re building offense or bulk.
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Are Thornlord Shiny odds or catch rates known?
Not yet. Exact Shiny odds, spawn rates, and catch rates for Mudbud aren’t published, and neither are coin or Robux evolution costs — the only firm numbers are the three material counts. Shiny hunting is done by repeatedly farming the Amber Acres horde.
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