Break and Steal an Egg Eggs

Break and Steal an Egg Egg List by Zone

Egg Rarity Progression

The egg list above groups the current pool by zone. Check the Speed column to see whether the area is reachable, then use the names to identify the eggs you are looking for. The list covers the nine-zone reference as of October 8, 2026; the upcoming New Biome is not assigned an egg pool here.

Rarity is shown alongside each zone's pool. This is a reference for the progression tiers, not a table of hatch probabilities. No animal roster, income value or individual egg break time is implied by a row.

The current rarity order is Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Divine → Cosmic → Secret. Forest opens the list at Common, while Galaxy closes it at Secret. Reading the order helps you place a zone's eggs in the overall collection route.

Rarity labels do not provide hatch odds. An egg being Mythic or Secret does not tell you the probability of any particular animal, the animal's Cash income or how much Power is required to break it in a fixed time. Use the label to understand the tier and keep those other questions separate.

For collection planning, choose a reachable pool before chasing the highest label. You can see what eggs are associated with your current zone without assuming the late-game pool is practical for your present Speed and tool. The full loop ends with an animal at your base, so access alone is only the start.

How to Choose the Next Egg to Break

Begin with the zone requirement. If your Speed does not meet the area's gate, a stronger Pickaxe will not substitute for entry. Once you can reach the egg, consider whether breaking it is the part that slows the run. Pickaxe Power is the upgrade stat for that task.

After the egg hatches, take the animal and escape the guards. Bringing it to your base and placing it there is what connects the egg choice to earning Cash. A plan that ends at the egg ignores the return, which is a central part of this game's official loop.

Make the next choice around a complete run you can manage. If movement is the problem, review Speed and equipped Trails before assuming another tool solves it. If capacity is the issue, bigger satchels let you take more animals per run. There is no published income comparison here to override those practical checks.

Early Eggs

Mid-Game Eggs

Late-Game Eggs

Eggs, Animals and the Index

Eggs hatch animals; those animals are what you take away from the guards and place in your base to earn Cash. The egg list therefore describes the source pool, not a complete list of the creatures you will collect. The official game description also mentions an Index for collection.

Use that distinction when checking progress. Finding an egg name in this table is different from filling an animal entry in the Index. This guide does not publish an animal roster, hatch percentages, weights or earnings that have not been established for the current game.

For the next update, check the separate event page. The announcement confirms a new area, but its eggs and animals have not been announced as of this guide's date. Continue using the current pool for present progression and return to the main wiki when you need the wider route.