Steal an Egg sorts every pet into a rarity tier, from Common up to Divine, which the wiki's badge list calls the highest tier. The tier tells you roughly how valuable a pet is, but it does not tell you how much a pet earns, where it comes from or how much a jump up a tier is worth. This guide uses our database of 265 pets to answer those questions with numbers: income ranges per tier, how fast income grows between tiers, which tiers come from which sources, and a full list of the 20 Divine pets.
For the same data sorted by income alone, read the best pets by income guide. For the chance of finding each tier in a biome, see the drop rates guide.
The ten tiers
The ladder runs Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Cosmic, Secret, Eternal and Divine. Three extra labels, Event, Brainrot and Monster, mark special pets that sit outside the ladder and are covered further down.
| Tier | Pets | Income range | Median income | Speed reward range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 5 | $1 to $6/s | $3/s | 420 to 7.2K |
| Uncommon | 3 | $8 to $18/s | $12/s | 500 to 8.1K |
| Rare | 10 | $35 to $280/s | $110/s | 560 to 240K |
| Epic | 13 | $180 to $5K/s | $600/s | 720 to 2.7M |
| Legendary | 29 | $1.8K to $600K/s | $30K/s | 1K to 6M |
| Mythic | 32 | $16K to $12.5M/s | $220K/s | 12.6K to 6M |
| Cosmic | 41 | $185K to $430M/s | $7.5M/s | 5K to 20M |
| Secret | 51 | $1.3M to $1.4B/s | $250M/s | 18K to 90M |
| Eternal | 36 | $65M to $6B/s | $1.5B/s | 32K to 200M |
| Divine | 20 | $1B to $15B/s | $6.9B/s | 2.4M to 120M |
Speed rewards are what a pet pays out when it hatches, and they push you toward the next biome. The Speed guide explains how to use them.
How much each tier is worth
The median income climbs unevenly. Dividing each tier's median by the one before it shows where the big steps are:
| Step | Median income multiplier |
|---|---|
| Common to Uncommon | about 4x |
| Uncommon to Rare | about 9x |
| Rare to Epic | about 5.5x |
| Epic to Legendary | about 50x |
| Legendary to Mythic | about 7x |
| Mythic to Cosmic | about 34x |
| Cosmic to Secret | about 33x |
| Secret to Eternal | about 6x |
| Eternal to Divine | about 4.6x |
Three jumps stand out: Epic to Legendary, Mythic to Cosmic and Cosmic to Secret. Each multiplies the typical income by more than 30. The last two steps, Eternal and Divine, look smaller, but at those incomes even a 4.6x step is billions per second.
Two lessons follow. First, the typical Cosmic earns about 34 times the typical Mythic, so a Cosmic is usually a big upgrade over a Mythic, even though the very best Mythic ($12.5M/s) beats a typical Cosmic. Second, tiers overlap. The best Legendary earns $600K/s, which is more than the weakest Mythics and Cosmics, so a Legendary from a high biome can beat a low-end pet from a tier above it.
Spread inside a tier
The range inside a tier can be enormous. Secret runs from $1.3M/s to $1.4B/s, a gap of over a thousand times, and Cosmic spans $185K/s to $430M/s. That is why a rarity name alone is a poor guide to what to hatch. Two Secret pets can differ more than an Epic and a Mythic. Check the pet's own page for its income, and use the income calculator when size and mutations enter the picture; the mutations guide covers the multipliers.
Where each tier comes from
Our database records a source for every pet: a biome, a special egg, the Rift event, another event or an unlisted source.
| Tier | Biome | Special egg | Rift | Event | Unlisted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Uncommon | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Rare | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Epic | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Legendary | 22 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
| Mythic | 21 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
| Cosmic | 24 | 9 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
| Secret | 20 | 14 | 4 | 5 | 8 |
| Eternal | 17 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
| Divine | 10 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
The first three tiers only come from standard biome eggs. From Legendary upward, event and special-egg pets enter the mix, and for Secret and Eternal, more than half of all pets come from somewhere other than a normal biome nest. Biome pets are the only guaranteed route for newcomers, because the other sources are limited in time or by unlock requirements. See the special eggs guide for the limited eggs.
All 20 Divine pets
The wiki's badge list includes "Hatched Divine!", described as "obtained by hatching a divine egg, the highest tier", and matching badges for hatching a Secret and an Eternal. These are the Divine pets in our database, sorted by income:
| Pet | Income | Source in our data |
|---|---|---|
| Spirit World Guardian | $15B/s | Enchanted Forest |
| Voidseer Pumpkin | $14B/s | Halloween Dimension |
| Zombified Bone Emperor | $14B/s | Special egg |
| Cursed Monarch | $12.5B/s | Unlisted |
| Skeletal Sabertooth | $9B/s | Special egg |
| Pumpkin King | $8.5B/s | Unlisted |
| Royal Skywhale | $8B/s | Enchanted Forest |
| Mecha Scrambler | $7.5B/s | Event |
| Bone Emperor | $7.5B/s | Halloween Dimension |
| Aetheron | $6.9B/s | Angels & Demons |
| Luminous Cthulhu | $6.5B/s | Special egg |
| ArchAngel | $5B/s | Angels & Demons |
| World Burner | $5B/s | Angels & Demons |
| Sabertooth | $5B/s | Special egg |
| Octophant | $4B/s | Special egg |
| Shattered Colossus | $3.5B/s | Rift |
| Nightflame | $3B/s | Titan Temple |
| Cthulhu | $3B/s | Special egg |
| Kitsune | $1.8B/s | Cherry Blossom |
| Unicorn | $1B/s | Cosmic |
Half of the Divines come from biomes, and the weakest, Unicorn at $1B/s, still beats the median of every tier below Divine except Eternal. The Enchanted Forest alone has the top Divine in the database. The Mecha Scrambler is a Dr. Scramble boss drop, with a 0.5% chance per boss kill according to its wiki page. The Dr. Scramble guide covers the fight.
The special tags: Event, Brainrot and Monster
Some pets carry a label instead of a normal tier:
| Label | Pets | Income range |
|---|---|---|
| Event | 7 | $5M to $1.3B/s |
| Brainrot | 6 | $100 to $110M/s |
| Monster | 12 | $10K to $4B/s |
Brainrot and Monster pets all come from special eggs. They are not on the Common-to-Divine ladder, so their income is the better guide. A Mecha Dreadscale at $4B/s out-earns five of the Divines in the table above, while Tung Tung Sahur at $100/s earns about as much as a Rare.
Using tiers to plan
- 1Move up a biome before you chase a tier. Common to Epic pets all come from standard biome eggs; Legendary and above add other sources and need more Speed.
- 2Replace by income, not name. A strong Legendary can beat a weak Mythic.
- 3Keep a Cosmic or better as soon as you can. The two 30-times jumps are where progression changes.
- 4Check the source. If a pet is event-only or comes from a special egg, the special eggs guide tells you whether it is still available.
Common mistakes
- Reading tier as income. The spread inside Secret is over a thousand times.
- Ignoring the Event, Brainrot and Monster labels. They are separate from the ladder.
- Assuming every Divine is equal. The top Divine earns 15 times the bottom one.
FAQ
What are the rarities in Steal an Egg?
Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Cosmic, Secret, Eternal and Divine, with Divine as the highest.
What is the rarest pet in Steal an Egg?
Divine pets are the top tier. In the standard biomes the rarest are the 0.02% Divines, such as Kitsune and Nightflame.
How many Divine pets are there?
Our database lists 20 Divine pets.
Do Secret pets always earn more than Mythic ones?
On average, yes: the median is $250M/s versus $220K/s. But the ranges overlap, so check each pet's income.
