Steal An Egg Eggs List - Every Egg in the Game

This Steal An Egg eggs list is your map to every tier of egg in the game, from the common spawns filling the nests near your base to the Secret-tier eggs that sit at the very top of the rarity ladder. Steal An Egg launched on July 25, 2026 and is only a few weeks old, which means the egg roster is actively growing with every update. Instead of pretending a static list can stay accurate forever, this guide does something more useful: it groups the roster by rarity tier, explains what each tier means, and teaches you to read any new egg the moment you spot it.

How the Egg Roster Works

Every egg in Steal An Egg follows the same loop: it sits in a nest or in a rival player’s possession, you steal it, you carry it home to your base, and you hatch it into a pet that generates money. What separates one egg from another is not the stealing itself, it is the tier. The tier decides where the egg spawns, how hard the trip home is, what quality of pet comes out, and how much income that pet produces once hatched.

Because the developer, “and Collect Rare Pets”, is still shipping new content, the honest way to maintain a Steal An Egg eggs list is by tier rather than by fixed names. Tiers are stable. Names are not. When a weekly update adds an egg you have never seen, you can place it instantly by asking two questions: where did it spawn, and what rarity label does it carry.

The Full Rarity Ladder

The confirmed ladder runs from everyday common spawns up through the standard high tiers, Legendary and Mythic, and then into the special top-end labels: Huge, Mutated, Divine, Eternal, and Secret. Legendary and Mythic are the classic high tiers you grind toward. The five labels above them appear in game data as rarity markers of their own, and they are what endgame players build their Speed for.

Tier	What it is	Where it spawns	Who should target it
Common tiers	Everyday filler eggs	Safe nests close to your base	New players funding first upgrades
Mid tiers	A solid step up, still low danger	Nearer biomes	Early players building income
Legendary	First confirmed high tier	Mid-distance biomes and rare windows	Players with trained Speed
Mythic	Above Legendary	Farther, contested biomes	Established runners
Huge	Top-end size-class label	Deep biomes	Late-game players
Mutated	Mutation-class label layered on top tiers	Varies by spawn	Collectors chasing rare pets
Divine	Elite rarity label	Deep, dangerous biomes	Endgame runners
Eternal	Above Divine	The deepest content	Endgame runners
Secret	The ceiling of the ladder	Not tied to the normal spawn pattern	Fully prepared experts

If you are new, read that table bottom-up as a career path and top-down as a menu you cannot afford yet. Every tier above Legendary demands more Speed, more route planning, and more willingness to walk away from a steal you cannot finish.

How Tiers Map to Distance and Danger

Steal An Egg makes Speed the core stat for a reason: the better the egg, the further away and more contested it tends to be. Your base and treadmill upgrades are paid for with pet money, pet money comes from hatched eggs, and hatched eggs only come from runs you actually complete. The table below is the entire progression loop compressed into four rows.

Distance from your base	Danger level	Typical tiers	Trip profile
Close	Low	Common and mid tiers	Short and forgiving, hard to lose
Mid	Medium	Legendary	Longer route, rivals appear
Far	High	Mythic and above	Contested, escape route required before pickup
Deepest	Extreme	Divine, Eternal, Secret-class	Full preparation, real loss risk

Distance and danger rise together on purpose. That structure is why a delivered medium egg beats a lost rare egg every single time: the medium egg pays you today, while the lost rare egg pays nothing and teaches you only that your Speed was not ready. For help choosing targets that match your current ability, see our risk versus reward breakdown of the best eggs to steal.

Where Eggs Come From: Nests, Rare Spawns, and Rival Players

There are three sources of eggs in Steal An Egg, and each one has a different risk profile. Knowing the source tells you how much planning a steal deserves before you commit.

Source	Spawn behavior	Main risk
Nest eggs	Available around the map during normal play	Other players farming the same nests
Rare egg spawns	Every 5 minutes, per the official game description	Everyone watching the timer converges at once
Rival players	Any time another player is carrying an egg	Retaliation and a chase back to your base

Nest runs are your bread and butter. The 5-minute rare windows are your income spikes, and they deserve their own strategy guide on rare egg spawn timing. Stealing from a rival is the most explosive option: you skip distance, but you inherit a fight with someone who knows the map as well as you do.

Top-End Labels: Huge, Mutated, Divine, Eternal, and Secret

The labels above Mythic are what make endgame play interesting. Huge marks the top of the size spectrum, and size matters because pets in this game have rarity, sizes, and mutations, not just a single rarity number. Mutated marks the mutation system, which can layer extra value onto an already strong egg. Divine and Eternal are pure rarity escalators, sitting above Mythic and demanding deep-biome runs to reach.

Secret is the ceiling. It is confirmed in game data as the rarest label in the ladder, and it does not behave like an ordinary spawn you can farm on a schedule. If you want to seriously hunt one, read our dedicated guide on Secret eggs first, because the preparation standard is completely different from normal stealing. For how these labels translate into pet performance once hatched, cross-reference the pet tier list.

A Roster That Grows Every Week

Here is the caveat that keeps this page honest. The game is three weeks old at the time of writing, the roster expands with updates, and the developer is clearly still tuning spawn placement and rarity distribution. Exact per-egg details like hatch odds are not publicly verified yet, so treat any site claiming exact numbers with skepticism and treat tier logic as your reliable compass.

That is actually good news for you. A player who understands tiers, distance, and danger can evaluate content updates in seconds, while a player memorizing a static list has to relearn the game every patch. Bookmark the official Roblox game page to spot new content the day it drops, then come back and slot the new eggs into the ladder above.

FAQ

How many eggs are in Steal An Egg?

The exact count changes with every update because the game launched on July 25, 2026 and is still growing weekly. The stable answer is the tier structure: common through Mythic, plus the Huge, Mutated, Divine, Eternal, and Secret labels at the top.

What is the rarest egg tier?

Secret. It is confirmed in game data as the top rarity label, sitting above Eternal, Divine, and the Huge and Mutated classes.

Do eggs hatch into pets of the same tier?

The egg’s tier is the main driver of what hatches, and pets then have their own rarity, sizes, and mutations. Exact hatch odds are not publicly verified, so do not trust anyone promising guaranteed outcomes.

Are there codes for free eggs or pets?

No verified working codes exist as of August 2026. Check our Steal An Egg codes page for updates rather than trusting claims elsewhere.

TL;DR

• Every egg belongs to a tier, and tiers are stable even as the named roster grows weekly.
• The ladder runs common, mid tiers, Legendary, Mythic, then Huge, Mutated, Divine, Eternal, and Secret.
• Higher tiers spawn further away in more dangerous biomes, so Speed is the real gatekeeper.
• Eggs come from nests, the 5-minute rare spawn windows, and rival players, in rising order of risk.
• Read eggs by tier and location, not by name, and you will never be confused by a new update.