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•Hamza Rashid• 5 min read
Steal An Egg
How to Get Divine Pets in Steal an Egg
Steal an Egg runs on one loop that repeats across every biome and event. Players sneak toward a guarded nest, grab an egg, and carry it home before a rival tackles them. Divine pets in Steal an Egg sit at the top of the rarity ladder, above Secret and Eternal. Each one earns billions of dollars per second at base size, and each one comes from its own biome egg, machine, Shop egg, or event.
Every Divine pet gets a source, a requirement, and an income figure below, along with the route that leads from a fresh account to a finished hatch.
Getting Divine Pets in Steal an Egg Summary
Divine is the highest rarity tier in Steal an Egg, sitting above Secret and Eternal on the pet ladder.
Spirit World Guardian earns the most at 26 billion dollars per second, and it comes from a hidden Fusion Machine that needs two players.
Biome eggs hold six Divine pets, and each biome sets its own Speed floor for the egg nest.
Shop eggs hand out Divine pets at a fixed hatch chance, and the Extinction, Luminous, and Monster eggs each carry a re-roll modifier that turns a hatch into a stronger variant.
Fusion creates two Divine pets, Aetheron at the Secret Fusion Shrine and Spirit World Guardian at the Fusion Machine inside the Enchanted Tree.
Event pets come from the Halloween Dimension, Dr. Scramble, Rift, and Admin Abuse events, and each event rewards its Divine pet through a different mechanic.
Size and mutation multipliers stack on top of every base income figure.
What Makes a Pet Divine in Steal an Egg
Steal an Egg sorts every pet into ten rarity bands that run from Common through Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Cosmic, Secret, and Eternal up to Divine at the very top. Income per second climbs with each band, and the steps grow larger toward the top of the ladder.
Divine pets start at 1 billion dollars per second and reach 26 billion dollars per second at base size. A single Divine hatch adds billions to an account's income every second, so picking the right source is the first decision for any account chasing one. Sources split into biome eggs, fusion machines, Shop eggs, and events, and each category follows its own rules.
All Divine Pets in Steal an Egg
Every Divine pet comes from a distinct source rather than one shared pull, so the fastest way to compare them is side by side. The table below lists each Divine pet alongside where it comes from, what it takes to get one, and its base income, and it stays the single place that needs a new row whenever another Divine pet gets confirmed.
Image | Pet | Source | Requirement | Base Income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Unicorn | Cosmic biome egg | 700 million Speed | $1 billion per second |
 | Archdemon Dragon | Admin Abuse event | Event reward | $1.25B/s |
 | Kitsune | Cherry Blossom biome egg | 2.5 billion Speed | $1.8 billion per second |
 | Dreadscale | Monster Egg | 0.5% hatch chance | $2 billion per second |
 | Cthulhu | Luminous Egg in the Shop | 0.5% hatch chance | $3B/s |
 | Nightflame | Titan Temple biome egg | 7 billion Speed | $3 billion per second |
 | Shattered Colossus | Shattered Rift Egg | 0.5% hatch chance from a Rift sacrifice | $3.5 billion per second |
 | Octophant | Dr. Scramble trade-in eggs | 0.5% hatch chance | $4B/s |
 | Mecha Dreadscale | Monster Egg with Mecha Re-roll | 1% hatch chance | $4B/ |
 | World Burner | Demon Egg, Angels and Demons biome | 20 billion Speed | $5 billion per second |
 | ArchAngel | Angel Egg, Angels and Demons biome | 20 billion Speed | $5 billion per second |
 | Sabertooth | Extinction Egg in the Shop | 0.5% hatch chance | $5B/s |
 | Luminous Cthulhu | Luminous Egg with Luminous Re-roll | 1% hatch chance | $6.5B/s |
 | Aetheron | Secret Fusion Shrine, fusing ArchAngel with World Burner | 20 billion Speed | $6.9 billion per second |
 | Bone Emperor | Halloween Egg in the Shop | 0.5% hatch chance | $7.5B/s |
 | Mecha Scrambler | Dr. Scramble boss battle reward | Random drop | $7.5B/s |
 | Royal Skywhale | Enchanted Forest biome egg | Enchanted Forest Speed floor | $8B/s |
 | Skeletal Sabertooth | Extinction Egg with Skeletal Re-roll | 1% hatch chance | $9B/s |
 | Voidseer Pumpkin | Abandoned Manor biome, Halloween Dimension | Event access | $12.5B/s |
 | Spirit World Guardian | Fusion Machine inside the Enchanted Tree | 1 Celestial Sunlion and 1 Royal Skywhale from each of 2 players | $26B/s |
Pets with a Speed floor reward steady treadmill training, and pets with a hatch chance reward repeated attempts at the right egg. Fusion pets and event pets ask for a collection of rare pets or a place in the matching event before any hatch begins.
How to Get Every Divine Pet in Steal an Egg
Each Divine pet below follows the same layout, with the source first, the habits that improve the odds next, and the base income at the end. The Shop stocks one premium egg at a time, and event pets only drop during the matching event.
Unicorn : Cosmic Biome Egg
Unicorn hatches from an egg stolen out of the Cosmic biome, which opens at a 700 million Speed floor and is patrolled by a Cosmic Dragon fast enough to catch a slow or overloaded run. It sits as the easiest Divine pet to reach on this list, since Cosmic asks for far less Speed than the biomes that come after it.
Push Speed well past 700 million before attempting a real run: a heavy Cosmic egg drags Speed down enough mid-chase to hand the Dragon an easy catch.
Time entry around a fresh egg spawn: nests reset on a cycle of roughly five minutes, and a fresh spawn means fewer rival players fighting over the same egg.
Grab a smaller egg on a first run: a lighter egg keeps Speed closer to its full value, which matters more than chasing the biggest possible size early on.
Landing a Unicorn adds a full billion dollars a second to base income at default size, and that jump alone tends to fund the push toward the next biome faster than anything else on the roster.
Kitsune: Cherry Blossom Biome Egg
Kitsune hatches from the Cherry Blossom biome, guarded by a Nine-Tailed Fox fast enough to catch most runs sitting right at the 2.5 billion Speed minimum. Cherry Blossom sits past Cosmic in the standard biome order, so reaching it always means clearing Cosmic first.
Aim for Speed well above the 2.5 billion floor, closer to 3.5 billion for a real cushion against a heavier egg.
Hatch a Crane first. Crane is an Epic pet found in Cherry Blossom, and feeding it to the Cherry Blossom Tree opens the Sakura Incubator, which matters for later mutations.
Time entry around the reset window instead of forcing a contested nest.
Kitsune pays $1.8 billion per second at base size.
Dreadscale: Monster Egg
Dreadscale comes from the Monster Egg, a Robux-only egg sold in the Shop, at a fixed 0.5% hatch chance rather than a Speed requirement.
Buy the Monster Egg directly from the Shop: this guarantees a roll against the full hatch pool.
Watch for the separate 1% Mecha Re-roll: this can turn any hatch into the higher-earning Mecha Dreadscale.
Pair the Shop grind with biome progress: Dreadscale skips the Speed requirement entirely, so an account chasing it can keep pushing biome Speed in parallel.
Dreadscale pays $2 billion per second at base size, well above anything Eternal.
Nightflame: Titan Temple Biome Egg
Nightflame hatches from Titan Temple, guarded by Gorilla King and gated behind a 7 billion Speed floor. That figure once stood as the steepest requirement tied to any egg-nest Divine pet, until the Angels and Demons biome raised the bar to 20 billion Speed.
Treat 7 billion as a floor, not a target. Titan Temple eggs run heavy, and a large Nightflame egg can drag effective Speed low enough for Gorilla King to close the gap.
Clear Cosmic, Cherry Blossom, and every earlier biome fully first. Each completed biome pays out a Speed and cash reward on top of its pets.
Watch for the reset window before committing to a run, since a fresh spawn cuts down the number of rival players contesting the egg.
Nightflame pays $3 billion per second at base size.
Shattered: Colossus Shattered Rift Egg
Shattered Colossus comes from an entirely different loop built around the Rift Machine in the lobby, which trades three requested pets for one Rift Egg drawn from three possible pools.
Deliver the three requested pets shown on the machine. Boss Tokens earned from the same event fund rerolls when a needed pet is out of reach.
Repeat sacrifices consistently. The Shattered Rift pool only comes up around one pull in five, so a single attempt rarely lands the right egg.
Stockpile spare pets that match common requests instead of farming from scratch each time the machine's ask changes.
Shattered Colossus pays $3.5 billion per second at base size.
ArchAngel and World Burner: Angels and Demons Biome
The Angels and Demons biome sits behind the steepest entry wall in the game, and reaching it takes a minimum of 20 billion Speed, a threshold that applies equally to every night variant. The biome rotates nightly between an Angels form stocked with Light pets and a Demons form stocked with Darkness pets, and a rare Merged form combines both sides with a temporary luck boost. Angels nights hatch an Angel Egg topped by the Divine ArchAngel. Demons nights hatch a Demon Egg topped by the Divine World Burner.
Push Speed toward the 20 billion wall as the priority upgrade: a dedicated treadmill tier exists specifically to close that gap faster.
Check the biome right after each night cycle shift: the variant resets on every shift rather than once per day, so the available pets can change again within the same session.
Prioritize the Merged form when it appears: both egg pools become available at once, along with a luck bonus that raises the odds of a rarer hatch.
Stockpile duplicates of both pets rather than settling for one each: the Secret Fusion Shrine consumes an ArchAngel and a World Burner in a single fusion, so a player planning to fuse needs a second copy of each to keep one earning in the pen.
ArchAngel and World Burner's pays $5 billion per second at base size. Both pets qualify for fusion at the Secret Fusion Shrine, which produces the next pet on this list.
Aetheron: Secret Fusion Shrine
Aetheron does not hatch from a nest or a Shop egg. It comes from a hidden room built into the Angels and Demons biome, reached by walking toward the large gate at the far end of the biome and pushing through the waterfall or lava wall directly opposite it. Inside, two pedestals accept an Eternal or Divine pet from the Light or Dark side of the biome, one glowing yellow for Light and one glowing red for Dark, and placing a qualifying pet on each triggers a fusion.
Bring an ArchAngel to the yellow pedestal and a World Burner to the red pedestal: that specific pairing is the only combination confirmed to produce the Divine Fusion Egg.
Confirm the pairing before placing a pet: the same shrine also runs a separate Eternal fusion using Pegasus and Skeleton Horse.
Team up with another player if only one half of the pair is available: two players can each supply one pet type and both receive an individual Fusion Egg once the process finishes.
Hatch the resulting Fusion Egg in a pen like any other egg rather than expecting an instant pet.
Aetheron pays roughly $6.9 billion per second at base size, the highest confirmed income of any pet in the game, and both pets used to create it get consumed in the process, so treating the shrine as a long-term project rather than a same-day goal keeps the pen from running short on Divine or Eternal pets in the meantime.
Royal Skywhale: Enchanted Forest Biome Egg
Royal Skywhale hatches from an egg in the Enchanted Forest biome and serves as one of the two pets that feed the Spirit World Guardian fusion. Celestial Sunlion, an Eternal pet from the same biome, supplies the other half of that recipe.
Hatch a spare Celestial Sunlion with each Royal Skywhale: the Spirit World Guardian recipe asks for one of each from every contributing player.
Find a second player early: the Fusion Machine needs two contributors, so a partner with matching pets shortens the wait.
Royal Skywhale pays 8 billion dollars per second at base size.
Spirit World Guardian: Fusion Machine in the Enchanted Tree
Spirit World Guardian does not hatch from a nest or a Shop egg. The hidden Fusion Machine inside the Enchanted Tree produces it from pets that come out of the Enchanted Forest biome.
Bring a partner to the machine: two players must each contribute to the fusion.
Contribute one Celestial Sunlion and one Royal Skywhale per player: the recipe adds up to four pets in total across both contributors.
Spirit World Guardian pays 26 billion dollars per second at base size, the highest base income of any pet in the index.
Sabertooth and Skeletal Sabertooth: Extinction Egg
Sabertooth comes from the Extinction Egg, a Robux-only Shop egg, at a fixed 0.5% hatch chance. The Skeletal Re-roll modifier adds a separate 1% chance to hatch a Skeletal version of any pet from the egg, and Skeletal Sabertooth earns almost twice as much as the base pet.
Buy the Extinction Egg directly from the Shop: each purchase rolls against the full hatch pool.
Count the Skeletal Re-roll as a bonus roll: the 1% chance applies to every hatch and swaps the result for its Skeletal version.
Sabertooth pays 5 billion dollars per second at base size, and Skeletal Sabertooth pays 9 billion.
Cthulhu and Luminous Cthulhu: Luminous Egg
Cthulhu comes from the Luminous Egg, a Robux-only Shop egg, at a fixed 0.5% hatch chance. The Luminous Re-roll modifier adds a separate 1% chance to hatch a Luminous version of any pet from the egg, and Luminous Cthulhu pays more than twice as much as the base pet.
Buy the Luminous Egg directly from the Shop: each purchase rolls against the full hatch pool.
Count the Luminous Re-roll as a bonus roll: the 1% chance applies to every hatch and swaps the result for its Luminous version.
Cthulhu pays 3 billion dollars per second at base size, and Luminous Cthulhu pays 6.5 billion.
Bone Emperor: Halloween Egg
Bone Emperor comes from the Halloween Egg, a Robux-only premium Shop egg, at a fixed 0.5% hatch chance. The egg also carries a Zombified Re-roll modifier that can turn a hatch into a better variant of the same pet.
Buy the Halloween Egg directly from the Shop: each purchase rolls against the full hatch pool.
Bone Emperor pays 7.5 billion dollars per second at base size.
Voidseer Pumpkin: Abandoned Manor Biome
Voidseer Pumpkin comes from the Abandoned Manor, one of three biomes inside the Halloween Dimension event. Each of those biomes holds six event pets, and Voidseer Pumpkin sits at the top of the Manor's list. Voidseer Pumpkin pays 12.5 billion dollars per second at base size, the highest base income among the event biome pets.
Octophant and Mecha Scrambler: Dr. Scramble's Laboratory
Octophant comes from Dr. Scramble's Laboratory, where trading in three specific eggs returns a random pet from the Biohazard, Experimental, or Unstable DNA eggs. Octophant sits among the possible results at a 0.5% hatch chance. Mecha Scrambler drops from defeating Dr. Scramble in a boss battle, and that drop is pure luck.
Stockpile the three required eggs before visiting the Laboratory: each trade returns a random pet, so repeated trades raise the number of rolls.
Fight Dr. Scramble for the Mecha Scrambler chance: the drop depends on luck, so a win guarantees nothing.
Octophant pays 4 billion dollars per second at base size, and Mecha Scrambler pays 7.5 billion.
Raising Divine Pet Income with Size and Mutations
A Divine pet's listed income marks only its starting point. Size and mutation both stack on top of the base rate, and the gap between the weakest and strongest version of the same pet can run several times over.
Cherry Blossom adds Bloom and the rarer Spirit Bloom mutations through its own Great Bloom event, and Spirit Bloom raises income sharply on any pet it lands on. The Rift event adds a separate Fractured mutation earned through Boss Tokens, and the Monster Egg line comes with a guaranteed Monstrous mutation already applied.
Collecting the materials tied to any of these mutation systems takes real, repeated play rather than a single lucky roll. Larger pets also earn more than smaller versions of the same species at the same mutation level, so a second Divine hatch of the same pet rarely goes to waste.
Speed Training Habits That Speed Up a Divine Hatch
Speed gates every biome-egg Divine pet in Steal an Egg. Building that stat fast enough to reach the biomes that guard them comes down to steady Treadmill training and a short set of habits repeated across sessions.
Clear full biome pet sets before rushing ahead. Finishing every pet in a biome pays out a Speed reward on top of the money and cosmetic tied to that zone.
Train on the treadmill during off hours. Egg spawns pause during the night cycle, and that downtime converts directly into Speed training instead of sitting idle.
Watch for temporary Speed events. Developers occasionally run short windows granting a large, temporary Speed increase, long enough to reach a biome several tiers above an account's normal ceiling.
Reinvest early income into Speed rather than cosmetics. Cash from early biomes funds the training that eventually opens every later zone.
None of these habits replace the base grind. Speed training takes real time no matter how efficiently an account plays, and the jump between mid-game biomes and the first Speed-gated Divine pet represents one of the largest single gaps on the entire map.
Accounts that treat Speed training as a steady background habit instead of a rushed final push tend to reach every egg-nest Divine pet faster than accounts chasing a single lucky run with too little Speed behind them.
FAQs About Divine Pets in Steal an Egg
Final Words
Choosing the target pet before spending Speed, Robux, or ingredient pets protects the most valuable resource in the game, which is time. Pets inside the same tier differ by billions of dollars per second, so the specific pet decides far more than the tier label does.
A first Divine pet also raises income enough to fund Speed training and further biome progress, so the next target comes within reach sooner. GameBoost lists Divine and Eternal Steal an Egg pets from trusted sellers for players who would rather start a run with one already in the pen.
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