SOURCE-CHECKED DATABASE

All Eggs in Steal An Egg

A compact, source-checked index of egg names we can tie to the correct Steal An Egg experience. Use the artwork to recognize an egg, then verify live costs and outcomes inside your current server.

Last source review: August 16, 2026
Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a T-Rex and its orange egg
T-Rex Egg official thumbnailOfficial Roblox visual
Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a white Yeti and colorful egg
Yeti Egg official thumbnailOfficial Roblox visual
Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a glowing Eternal Phoenix Egg
Eternal Phoenix Egg official thumbnailOfficial Roblox visual
LIVE REGISTRY

Verified entries only

Search the entries that have cleared the current evidence standard. Missing rows are deliberate, not an invitation to guess.

3 verified entries
Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a T-Rex and its orange egg
Verified

T-Rex Egg

Source checked 2026-08-16

Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a white Yeti and colorful egg
Verified

Yeti Egg

Source checked 2026-08-16

Official Steal An Egg thumbnail showing a glowing Eternal Phoenix Egg
VerifiedEternal

Phoenix Egg

Source checked 2026-08-16

How to use this egg database

Start with recognition. Match the name and official artwork, then record what the current game actually shows before making a progression decision. A source image establishes that an egg belongs to this experience; it is not a complete statistics panel.

The database is intentionally smaller than the game may feel. A short verified registry is more useful than a long list blended from a different same-name experience, old balance data, or unsupported community claims.

  • Check the source-review date.
  • Treat prices and chances as balance-sensitive.
  • Use the collection tracker for private entries you observe.

What an egg can establish

In the official loop, eggs come from pets and can hatch into collectible pets. That connection is confirmed at the experience level. The exact acquisition route for each named egg still needs row-level evidence before it appears as a fact here.

For the Phoenix Egg, the official thumbnail visibly labels it Eternal. That supports the attached rarity label for this artwork, but it does not establish a full rarity order or a universal rule for every Phoenix variant.