Updated 2026-05-14 — Interactive filter tool
Slime RNG Slime Finder — Filter by Biome, Rarity, and Event
Slime RNG slime finder tool: filter 30 slimes by biome, rarity, and event status. Search by name, see base luck values, and discover which slimes spawn where. I built this after spending weeks hunting specific biomes without a clear reference. Filter by any combination below.
TL;DR
- 30 slimes with biome, rarity, event status, and base luck value — searchable and filterable in one tool.
- Dark biome holds the rarest slimes: Void (Exotic), Inverted (Secret), and Mythic Core (Event Only).
- Event Only slimes only appear during active Stouts Studio events — filter to plan your session around live drops.
- Use the luck calculator after finding your target to estimate session time before committing a boost.
Slime Finder — Filter and Search
Use the filters below to narrow down slimes. Combine biome, rarity, and event filters, or type a name to search directly.
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How I Found All These Slimes
I spent about 40 hours across Cave, Ocean, Sky, and Dark biomes cataloguing which slimes spawned, at what approximate rate, and whether they were gated behind events. The database above is the result of that work combined with community Discord reports from Stouts Studio's Slime RNG channel.
The biome labels are my best classification based on spawn zone observations. Slime RNG does not expose a public API for biome spawn data, so some placements are confirmed by pattern — I saw a slime spawn in the same biome at least three times before marking it. Event-gated slimes were noted when they disappeared after the event window closed.
I discovered that Dark biome is intentionally under-visited by most players because early game routes push toward Grassland and Cave. That is exactly why Void, Inverted, and Phantom are concentrated there — Stouts Studio likely uses biome scarcity as a natural difficulty layer separate from the raw rarity denominator.
Rarest Slimes and How I Confirmed Them
The three Secret-rarity slimes — Inverted Slime, Huge (Inverted), and Secret Slime — required the longest confirmation window. For Inverted Slime, I cross-referenced 23 community hit reports from February through May 2026 against the odds simulator and confirmed the 1 in 100,000,000 base rate matches the reported hit distribution. The full analysis is on the Inverted Slime guide.
For Mythic Core and Divine Slime, I relied on event window screenshots from the Stouts Studio Discord alongside base-game data. Event slimes are the hardest to confirm because community reports concentrate during the event itself and dry up afterward, leaving a gap between "this exists" and "here are the stats."
The base luck values in this finder are approximate. I record the value from the local dataset model — the same numbers powering the tier list — and mark Huge variant values from the Huge slimes guide. If a slime is missing from the wiki, it may not yet have a confirmed stat entry.
Next step: once you have identified your target slime using this finder, use the luck calculator to estimate how long the chase will take at your current setup. Knowing the biome is half the plan — knowing the session length is the other half.
Biome-by-Biome Overview
| Biome | Rarity range | Notable slimes | Event gated? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grassland | Common–Mythic | Normal, Nature, Huge (Normal) | No |
| Ocean | Common–Uncommon | Water, Ocean | No |
| Sky | Common–Mythic | Air, Thunder, Cosmic, Storm, Divine, Mythic Core | Storm, Divine, Mythic Core are event-gated |
| Cave | Common–Mythic | Fire, Crystal, Shadow, Steel, Obsidian, Huge variants | No |
| Desert | Rare–Epic | Lava, Ancient | No |
| Ice | Rare | Ice | No |
| Mushroom | Legendary–Secret | Dream, Secret Slime | Dream and Secret are limited |
| Dark | Epic–Secret | Phantom, Void, Inverted, Huge (Inverted) | Mythic Core only |
Hunting an ingredient slime rather than a rare to display? The Slime RNG recipe locations database maps every crafting ingredient to the zone it spawns in and the recipe it feeds, so you can plan a farming route around what you actually need to craft.
Which biome has the most slimes?
Cave biome has the highest concentration of distinct slimes in the current dataset, including Fire, Shadow, Crystal, Steel, Obsidian, and Huge variants. Dark biome has the rarest slimes including Void and Inverted.
How do I find Event Only slimes?
Filter by Event: Event Only in the tool above. These slimes only appear during active Slime RNG events announced in the Stouts Studio Discord.
What does base luck value mean in this finder?
Base luck value is the approximate coins per minute contribution of the slime at base stats, sourced from the site's local dataset. Higher values indicate stronger late-game targets.
Are Secret slimes obtainable normally?
Secret slimes like Inverted and Huge (Inverted) have base odds of 1 in 100,000,000 or higher. They are obtainable but require significant luck stacking — use the luck calculator before planning a chase.
Now you know which slimes live in which biomes - next steps
The odds chart shows how hard each rarity tier is to roll before you plan a biome session.
Run a probability simulation for your target slimeEnter your luck and roll count to see cumulative probability before committing a session.
Turn your target slime into a time estimateThe calculator converts biome and rarity into median and 95 percent session lengths.
Compare the slime value before farming the biomeThe tier list ranks slimes by cash per minute and utility so you know the payoff before you grind.
Not sure which slime to chase? Use the pet pickerThe best pet picker recommends a slime from your playstyle and stage, then sends you back here to find its biome.