Steal An Egg Spawn Times and Divine Spawn Chance
Drop chances from the wiki, synced Nov 8, 2026 · timers checked Oct 31, 2026 · update times from Roblox, checked Nov 14, 2026
When do eggs spawn in Steal An Egg, and can anyone predict the next Divine? This page lists every clock that is really in the game, with where each one comes from, and the drop chance of the rarest eggs in all 18 egg pools turned into "1 in N" and the number of eggs you need to see. It also explains, plainly, why spawn predictors and egg detectors cannot work.
Eggs reset every 5 minutes (wiki). Every reset is a fresh random roll from the zone's drop table.
A Divine is 0.02% per egg in most zones: 1 in 5,000 eggs, 3,466 eggs for an even chance. Best single pool: Angels & Demons (merged form), 0.06% for a Divine (on the nights that form appears).
No one can predict which reset brings it. Updates land Saturday 15:00 UTC; the next is Sat, Nov 14, 3:00 PM UTC.
Every timer in Steal An Egg
"Official" means Roblox's own data. "Wiki" means the community wiki, which players write and partly fill from the game files. "Player report" means Reddit posts, launch videos or other fan guides; those are the least certain, and we say so in each row. 7 of the 11 timers below come from official data or the wiki.
| Timer | How often | Where | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly update | Saturday 15:00 UTC (last 1 in a row) | Whole game | Official · Roblox events feed |
| Egg reset The wiki says eggs reset every 5 minutes; players agree. Roblox's own game description does not mention it. | Every 5 minutes | Every zone nest | Wiki · Wiki: Eggs |
| Rift boss (Overlord) Defeating the Overlord pays Boss Tokens and Boss Mastery Points. | Every 30 minutes | A Rift opens somewhere on the map | Wiki · Wiki: Rift Event, Wiki: Updates |
| Rift and Laboratory banner rotation The wiki's update notes say rotations are globally synchronized across every server, so every server shows the same banner at the same time. | About every 3 hours | Permanent Rift and Laboratory banners | Wiki · Wiki: Rift Event, Wiki: Updates |
| Dr. Scramble Mecha boss Each win pays Samples and 1 Boss Mastery Point toward the 100-tier Boss Milestone. | Every 30 minutes | Takes over the map | Wiki · Wiki: Dr. Scramble's Laboratory, Wiki: Updates |
| Great Bloom The 30-minute cycle is in the wiki's update notes; the 3-minute length comes from fan guides (player report). | Every 30 minutes, lasts about 3 minutes | Cherry Blossom | Wiki · Wiki: Updates, Fan guide: steal-an-egg.com |
| Phantom Express train Boards only with the ticket from the Echo quest. Not on the wiki yet. | Every 30 minutes, on the hour and half-hour | Halloween Dimension station | Player report · Fan guide: stealaneggroblox.wiki |
| Nitro Race Reported in launch videos of the mounts update; the wiki's Racing Event page has no timing. | About every 30 minutes | Race event from the mounts update | Player report · YouTube (SkellyPlays), Wiki: Racing Event |
| Blood Moon Doubles Candy Corn while it is up. Other guides say no fixed schedule was established. | A chance about every 30 minutes, not guaranteed | Halloween Dimension | Player report · Fan guide: steal-anegg.wiki, Fan guide: stealanegg.app |
| Butterfly Bloom Players on Reddit report waiting hours without it starting, so treat the times as unreliable. | Reported at :15 and :45, often missing | Inside the Enchanted Tree | Player report · Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox, Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox |
| Angels & Demons form Datamined split on the wiki: Angels 45%, Demons 45%, merged Angels & Demons 10%. | Changes each night | Angels & Demons zone | Wiki · Wiki: Drop Rates, Wiki: Updates |
Next :00 or :30 on your clock: open with JavaScript on. The 30-minute events in the table above that players tie to the clock (the Phantom Express) run on these marks. Your device clock and the game server can differ by a minute.
The 5-minute egg reset is not shown as a countdown on purpose: nothing we found says it is aligned to the clock, so a countdown to it would be a guess dressed up as a timer.
Rarest egg in every zone (1 in N)
The rarest egg in each of the 18 pools, from the wiki's datamined drop table. "Eggs for 50%" is how many eggs of that pool you need to see for an even chance of at least one; "for 90%" is for a 90% chance (1 − (1 − p)n). Angels & Demons switches form each night, and the Halloween Dimension has three areas with their own pools, so each gets its own row.
| Zone / pool | Rarest egg | Rarity | Chance | 1 in | Eggs for 50% | Eggs for 90% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forest | Legendary | 1% | 100 | 69 | 230 | |
| Lake | Cosmic | 0.57% | 176 | 122 | 404 | |
| Desert | Cosmic | 1.33% | 75 | 52 | 173 | |
| Jungle | Secret | 0.12% | 807 | 559 | 1,857 | |
| Snow | Eternal | 0.22% | 450 | 312 | 1,036 | |
| Volcano | Eternal | 0.18% | 562 | 390 | 1,295 | |
| Abyss Ocean | Eternal | 0.0889% | 1,125 | 780 | 2,590 | |
| Prehistoric | Eternal | 0.31% | 321 | 223 | 739 | |
| Cosmic | Divine | 0.0232% | 4,310 | 2,988 | 9,925 | |
| Cherry Blossom | Divine | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Titan Temple | Divine | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Angels & Demons: Angels | Divine | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Angels & Demons (merged form) | Divine | 0.03% | 3,333 | 2,311 | 7,675 | |
| Angels & Demons: Demons | Divine | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Enchanted Forest | Divine | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Halloween Dimension: Abandoned Manor | Divine | 0.056% | 1,786 | 1,238 | 4,111 | |
| Halloween Dimension: Graveyard | Eternal | 0.31% | 323 | 224 | 742 | |
| Halloween Dimension: Haunted Swamp | Eternal | 0.31% | 323 | 224 | 742 |
5 eggs share the rarest chance anywhere, 0.02% or 1 in 5,000: Kitsune (Cherry Blossom), Nightflame (Titan Temple), ArchAngel (Angels & Demons: Angels), World Burner (Angels & Demons: Demons) and Royal Skywhale (Enchanted Forest). In the starting zone, Forest, the rarest is Brr Brr Patapim at 1%, which you should see about once every 100 eggs.
Divine spawn chance
Every Divine that spawns in a nest, with its chance per egg. 5 of 9 use the same 0.02%; the wiki rounds these, so a pool's numbers can add up to slightly more or less than 100%.
| Divine | Pool | Base income | Chance | 1 in | Eggs for 50% | Eggs for 90% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cherry Blossom | $1.8B/s | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Titan Temple | $3B/s | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Angels & Demons: Angels | $5B/s | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Angels & Demons: Demons | $5B/s | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Enchanted Forest | $8B/s | 0.02% | 5,000 | 3,466 | 11,512 | |
| Cosmic | $1B/s | 0.0232% | 4,310 | 2,988 | 9,925 | |
| Angels & Demons (merged form) | $5B/s | 0.03% | 3,333 | 2,311 | 7,675 | |
| Angels & Demons (merged form) | $5B/s | 0.03% | 3,333 | 2,311 | 7,675 | |
| Halloween Dimension: Abandoned Manor | $14B/s | 0.056% | 1,786 | 1,238 | 4,111 |
Chance of any Divine per egg, by pool: Cosmic 0.0232% (1 in 4,310) · Cherry Blossom 0.02% (1 in 5,000) · Titan Temple 0.02% (1 in 5,000) · Angels & Demons: Angels 0.02% (1 in 5,000) · Angels & Demons (merged form) 0.06% (1 in 1,667) · Angels & Demons: Demons 0.02% (1 in 5,000) · Enchanted Forest 0.02% (1 in 5,000) · Halloween Dimension: Abandoned Manor 0.056% (1 in 1,786). The merged Angels & Demons form holds both Divines at once, 0.06% together, but the wiki puts that form at 10% of nights. 13 Divines have no nest chance because they come from fusion, events or special eggs: Cthulhu, Shattered Colossus, Luminous Cthulhu, Aetheron, Sabertooth, Skeletal Sabertooth and others. Fusion recipes are on the fusion page.
Every Secret, Eternal and Divine egg
All 46 top-tier eggs that spawn in nests, rarest tier first. Base income is at base size with no mutation; the tier list ranks them against every other pet.
Why nobody can predict the next Divine
The wiki's drop table was read from the game files (ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas), and it is a list of fixed percentages: one number per pet per pool, 136 numbers across 18 pools. When a nest resets, the game's server rolls each egg against those numbers. Nothing about the last reset changes the next one, there is no "due" Divine in a normal nest, and the roll happens on the server, so a website, an app or a Discord bot outside your game cannot see it before it happens.
The spawn predictors we looked at on other fan sites do one of two things. Some are a stopwatch that counts 5 minutes from when you press start. Others take the last time somebody reported a rare egg and add 5 minutes. Both tell you when the next reset is, roughly. Neither knows what the reset will contain, because that is a 0.02% roll for a Divine no matter what the timer says.
The Rift is different in one way: the wiki says its pity carries over when you leave or when the banner rotates. That is a counter on your account for the Rift banner, not a pattern in nest spawns, and it does not apply to zone eggs.
Tools that claim to "detect" rare eggs in other servers or through walls need data Roblox does not give out. They rely on exploit scripts, which break the Roblox Terms of Use and put the account at risk. We do not list or link them.
How to use the chances instead
The drop table cannot tell you when, but it does tell you how long on average and where to stand. Three rules follow from the numbers above.
- Pick the pool, not the minute. Cosmic is the first zone with a Divine in its nest. Every zone before it has no Divine at all, however long you wait.
- Count eggs, not hours. The game does not publish how many eggs a nest shows per reset, so we cannot turn "1 in 5,000" into hours for you. You can: count the eggs you actually look at per hour and use the table below.
- Average eggs still pay. An average Cherry Blossom egg is worth $4.96M/s of base income, so the eggs you take while hunting a Divine add up. The zones page compares the average egg in every zone.
Hours for an even (50%) and a 90% chance at a 0.02% Divine, for a few example rates of eggs seen per hour. These rates are examples for you to compare with your own count, not game numbers:
| Eggs you see per hour | 50% chance after | 90% chance after |
|---|---|---|
| 60 | 2.4 days | 8 days |
| 120 | 1.2 days | 4 days |
| 300 | 12 hours | 1.6 days |
Spawn myths, checked against the data
Three things players ask on Reddit again and again. The answers use the drop table and say where players disagree; the Reddit posts are linked so you can read both sides.
"Two Divines spawned right after I left." Does the game wait for you to go?
Nothing in the data says so. A player wrote exactly that after 4 hours online, and it is what fixed odds look like: every reset rolls the same 0.02% per egg for a Divine whether you are in the server or not, so the resets right after you leave are as likely to bring one as the hours you watched. Whether every server sees the same eggs is something players disagree on. Several say eggs are global, the same in every server but in different sizes, which is why people server-hop for a bigger copy (Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox, Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox); others say spawns differ from server to server (Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox, Reddit r/StealAnEggRoblox). Neither side has shown a test, and either way your presence does not change the roll.
Do Divines spawn more at certain times of day?
Not according to the drop table. The wiki's Drop Rates page, read from the game files (ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas), has one weight per pet per zone and form, and no time field at all. Claims such as "world burner ALMOST only spawns in during 6-8 am" (Reddit, where the first reply asks "What time zone?") or that better eggs are rarer at night (Reddit, where another player says the opposite) are anecdotes. The one real time effect is in Angels & Demons: the zone changes form each night (wiki), and World Burner drops only in the Demons form or the rare merged form, ArchAngel only in the Angels form or the merged one. So on the wrong night one of them cannot spawn at all, and on the right night it is 0.02% per egg at any hour.
Should I join a Discord that pings rare egg spawns?
We do not link any. A ping that a Divine spawned in some server needs someone, or some script, sitting in that server and reading the game; the ones that claim to see every server rely on exploits, which break the Roblox Terms of Use. Even a real ping only tells you that a spawn already happened somewhere.
Spawn times FAQ
What is the spawn time in Steal An Egg?
Eggs in every zone reset every 5 minutes, according to the wiki and players. Each reset is a fresh random roll from the zone's drop table, so the time tells you when new eggs appear, not which ones. The other fixed clock is the weekly update on Saturday at 15:00 UTC (the last 1 official updates in a row). Events such as the Rift boss and the Great Bloom run about every 30 minutes; the table above lists each one with its source.
Is there a Steal An Egg spawn predictor that works?
No. The drop tables on the wiki were read from the game files, and they are fixed percentages per egg: Kitsune is 0.02% of Cherry Blossom eggs every single reset. The roll happens on the game's server when the eggs spawn, and nothing outside the game can see it in advance. The "predictors" on other fan sites we checked are a stopwatch to the next 5-minute reset, or "last time someone saw one plus 5 minutes". That is a reset timer, not a prediction.
What is the Divine spawn chance in Steal An Egg?
5 of the 9 Divine eggs with a listed rate are 0.02% per egg, or 1 in 5,000. The exceptions are Unicorn at 0.0232% (1 in 4,310, Cosmic), ArchAngel at 0.03% (1 in 3,333, Angels & Demons (merged form)), World Burner at 0.03% (1 in 3,333, Angels & Demons (merged form)) and Voidseer Pumpkin at 0.056% (1 in 1,786, Halloween Dimension: Abandoned Manor). 13 more Divines come from fusion, events or special eggs and have no nest chance at all.
How many eggs do you need for a Divine?
At 1 in 5,000, you need to see 3,466 eggs for an even chance at one, and 11,512 for a 90% chance. Unlucky streaks are normal at those odds: after 5,000 eggs about 37% of players still have none.
Does an egg detector or spawn notifier work?
An "egg detector" that shows rare eggs across the map, or a Discord bot that pings when a Divine spawns in some server, has to read live game state that Roblox does not publish. In practice that means exploit scripts or accounts running them in servers, which breaks the Roblox Terms of Use and can get an account banned. We do not link any of them. The honest tool is the drop table on this page.
When do Divines spawn?
Any reset can roll one. There is no hour of the day when a Divine is due: every egg is 0.02% whether the last Divine spawned a minute ago or a week ago. Players on Reddit report two Divines in 15 minutes, and others none in months; both are what fixed odds look like. The zone matters more than the time: the first zone with a Divine in its nest is Cosmic.
Does server hopping help you find Divines?
It cannot change the odds of an egg. What it can change is how many eggs you see per hour: if a new server shows a set of eggs you have not seen yet, you get more rolls in the same time. The chance per egg stays the same in every server.
When does the Phantom Express come?
Players report it every 30 minutes, on the hour and half-hour, at the Halloween Dimension station, and it boards only with the Echo quest ticket. This is a player report, not on the wiki yet; the countdown above uses your device clock, so treat it as a guide.
When is the next Steal An Egg update?
Black Market Dealer starts Sat, Nov 14, 3:00 PM UTC. The updates page has the countdown.
Drop chances: Steal An Egg Wiki, Drop Rates (CC BY-SA), synced Nov 8, 2026. Update times: the game's official Roblox events feed. Player reports are labelled as such in the timer table, each with its link.