Steal an Egg Divine pets: all 20, where each comes from and how rare it is

The table puts all the Steal an Egg Divine pets side by side. Income, grow time and reward are quoted exactly as each pet's infobox writes them, which is why the formats vary ("18 hours", "18 hour", "16h"). A dash means the wiki leaves the field empty. The last column is the value the wiki's Drop Rates page lists for that pet in its zone, which only exists for nest pets.

Only the last four zones on the Biomes page, plus the Enchanted Forest that the Biomes page has not added yet. Every earlier zone tops out lower, so no amount of luck in Prehistoric produces a Divine. The rarest entry on the wiki's Drop Rates page for each of the earlier zones is an Eternal or below:

Every one of the twenty has an income somewhere on the wiki, but six of them only in Module:Pets/Data, because their own pages are empty or missing: Zombified Bone Emperor $14B/s, Cursed Monarch $12.5B/s, Pumpkin King $8.5B/s, Luminous Cthulhu $6.5B/s, Shattered Colossus $3.5B/s and Cthulhu $3B/s. The chart shows the other fourteen, using each pet's infobox first and the Pets and Eggs table where the infobox is blank, which only matters for Unicorn. Adding the six would change neither end of the ranking. On a log scale the spread is a factor of 26, from Unicorn's $1B/s to Spirit World Guardian's $26B/s.

Three things stand out. Income tracks distance: each zone Divine on the Drop Rates page out-earns the one before it, from $1B/s in Cosmic to $8B/s in the Enchanted Forest. The special-egg Divines are not weak: Zombified Bone Emperor's $14B/s is behind only Spirit World Guardian, Skeletal Sabertooth at $9B/s beats all six zone-nest Divines, and Bone Emperor ties Mecha Scrambler at $7.5B/s. And the four pets above Skeletal Sabertooth have the thinnest backing. Spirit World Guardian is $26B/s on its own page, whose infobox was filled in on 23 October (rev 2601), but $15B/s in Module:Pets/Data (rev 2636). Voidseer Pumpkin is $12.5B/s on its page and $14B/s in the module, and is missing from the Pets and Eggs table. Zombified Bone Emperor and Cursed Monarch ($12.5B/s) rest on their module entries alone.

Unicorn's page describes it as the "first divine of the game". Its infobox does hold the right numbers, but under two misspelt field names, "Bimo=Cosmic" and "maps=$1B/s", which the template does not read, so the rendered card shows no zone and no income. The Pets and Eggs table and the Cosmic zone page both list it at $1B/s, so there is no conflict in the value itself, only in where it is written. Its grow time (12h) and reward (+2.4m Speed, $100b) are filled in normally.

One small surprise sits in the Drop Rates page. Unicorn's listed value, 0.0231993, is slightly higher than the flat 0.02 of the later zone Divines. Cosmic's eight values add up to 100.0000013, so Unicorn's share of the zone is 0.0232 per cent, about 1 in 4,310 spawns against 1 in 5,000 for Kitsune or Nightflame. By this source, the cheapest Divine to reach is also, by a hair, more likely per spawn than the 0.02 Divines of the later zones.

Aetheron is the one Divine you craft. The Angels & Demons zone page says to combine ArchAngel and World Burner, "the Divine pets from each side", at the Secret Shrine. It then gives the result two incomes. The Shrine card on the zone page says $10B/s. Aetheron's own infobox (rev 2431) says 6.9B/s with an 18 hour grow time, and the Pets and Eggs table agrees at $6.9B/s.

This site's /steal-an-egg-angels-and-demons guide treats it the same way: both values are stated, the infobox figure is used in tables and the chart, and the $10B/s card value is exactly $5B + $5B, the sum of the two inputs. If the inputs are used up, the lower number means a fused Aetheron earns more than either Divine alone but less than the pair, so plan around 6.9B/s until the wiki settles it. The zone page marks every reward "Unconfirmed", and Aetheron's infobox leaves the reward empty.

The wiki's Drop Rates page (rev 2400) says its values were found in the game files at ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas. For the four zones from Cherry Blossom to the Enchanted Forest (all three Angels & Demons forms included), each table's values sum to 100, so the Divine's listed 0.02 reads directly as 0.02 per cent of spawns, or 1 in 5,000. This site turns each value into a share of its zone's listed total, and the table below does the same.

To get from one spawn to many, the formula is the chance of at least one Divine in N spawns = 1 − (1 − p)^N, which assumes each spawn is independent. Solving it for 50 % and 90 % gives the number of spawns you would need to see. The wiki says nothing about how many eggs a nest shows per reset, so the table counts spawns, not minutes.

Angels & Demons is the only zone where the Divine you can meet changes from night to night. The wiki's Drop Rates page lists three forms with their own tables: Angels (45 % chance of appearing), Demons (45 %) and the merged Angels & Demons form (10 %). ArchAngel is in the Angels table at 0.02 and World Burner in the Demons table at 0.02. In the merged table both appear at 0.03, and the Updates page describes that merged form as having "extra luck while active".

Our arithmetic, averaged over the forms by those 45/45/10 weights: a spawn in this zone is ArchAngel 0.45 × 0.02 + 0.10 × 0.03 = 0.012 per cent of the time, and the same for World Burner, so any Divine at all is 0.024 per cent, roughly 1 in 4,167. The merged form is the best single night: two Divines at 0.03 each make 0.06 per cent, three times the 0.02 of a one-sided night. Since Aetheron needs one of each, the merged form is also the only one whose spawn table contains both inputs.

Besides the crafted Aetheron, ten Divines come from somewhere other than a zone nest or the Halloween Dimension, and the Drop Rates page lists none of them; only Mecha Scrambler and Luminous Cthulhu have a chance stated on their own page. What the wiki documents about how each is obtained:

The Eggs page says limited eggs "do not spawn in normal biome nests and can only be obtained through the Store or special events", so the egg-based Divines here are not tied to a zone's speed gate the way the nest Divines are.

Two Divines now come from the Halloween Dimension, and the wiki documents them in different places. Voidseer Pumpkin's infobox was rewritten on 22 October (rev 2565): it now gives the biome as Halloween Dimension, income $12.5B/s and a hatch reward of $1.4T, and leaves the grow time empty. Module:Pets/Data (rev 2636) now lists it too, as a Halloween Dimension Divine at $14B/s; this page uses the infobox's $12.5B/s and shows both. The earlier version (rev 2403) said "Abandoned manor (Haloween dimension)", "12.5B", "1 day" and "IDK". The Pets and Eggs table does not list it, and the Halloween event page in this read holds a title and nothing else, so the wiki gives no event dates and no speed requirement for the dimension.

The Drop Rates page splits Halloween into three sub-zones, Graveyard, Haunted Swamp and Abandoned Manor, and warns that this biome "seems to work like weights, instead of percentages". The manor's six weights add up to 100.036, so Voidseer's 0.056 becomes a 0.056 per cent share, about 1 in 1,786, almost three times as likely per spawn as a 0.02 Divine. That makes Voidseer Pumpkin both the best paid of the Divines with a Drop Rates value and, if the weights mean what the wiki thinks, the least rare. Because the wiki itself is unsure how these values work, treat the 1-in-1,786 figure as weaker evidence than the zone numbers.

Bone Emperor is the newer arrival. Module:Pets/Data added it on 23 October (rev 2598) as a Divine from the Halloween Dimension at $7.5B/s, the first Halloween Dimension pet in that module; by rev 2636 (24 October) the module lists 29, Voidseer Pumpkin among them. A separate Zombified Bone Emperor ($14B/s) is filed under the Zombified Halloween Egg instead. Its own infobox (rev 2587) agrees on rarity, biome and income, names the Halloween Egg, and lists a $750B reward and a grow time of "~10sec". That grow time is far shorter than any other Divine lists (the next shortest is 12h); this page reports it as written. The Drop Rates page (rev 2400, still the current revision on 24 October) lists Bone Emperor in none of the three Halloween sub-zones, so how often it appears is not documented.

Both are listed at 0.02 in their zone, so per spawn they are equally rare. What separates them is everything else. Our arithmetic at base size and no mutation: Kitsune's $1.8B/s is $6.48T an hour, Royal Skywhale's $8B/s is $28.8T an hour, 4.44 times as much. The cost is the gate: Cherry Blossom needs 2.5B speed on the Biomes page, the Enchanted Forest needs 50,000,000,000 on its own page, which is 20 times more. Our /steal-an-egg-enchanted-forest page covers that zone and its conflicts in full, including a Royal Skywhale card that still carries Nightflame's $3B/s from a copy-paste; this page uses the $8B/s on the infobox and in the Pets and Eggs table.

Hatch rewards show a neat pattern where the wiki lists them. Unicorn pays $100b on $1B/s, Kitsune $180b on $1.8B/s and Nightflame +$300B on $3B/s: in each case the cash reward equals 100 seconds of the pet's own income. Bone Emperor fits it too: $750B on $7.5B/s is 100 seconds. Voidseer Pumpkin's $1.4T on $12.5B/s is 112 seconds, and Spirit World Guardian's $200B on $26B/s is under 8 seconds, so the pattern is not universal. Royal Skywhale has no reward listed, so whether the pattern holds there is unknown.

Mutations multiply all of this. The wiki's Mutations page gives Final Income = Base Income × Mutation(s) Multiplier × Size Multiplier, with Rainbow at ×3.5 (roll weight 1 out of 100) and Golden at ×2.5 (4 out of 100). A Rainbow Kitsune is $6.3B/s; a Rainbow Royal Skywhale is $28B/s. The /steal-an-egg-mutation-calculator applies the size formula as well.

Roblox publishes a percentage for every badge. The Hatched Divine! badge stood at 0.8 % on 13 September 2026, 0.5 % on 12 October and 0.4 % on 21 October (Roblox Badges API). Those are the only Divine figures Roblox itself publishes, and they answer a different question from the Drop Rates page.

Roblox's BadgeService documentation defines that figure as the percentage of players who earned the badge in the past day, not the share who have ever earned it, and a badge is awarded only once, on a player's first Divine. So 0.4 % on 21 October means about 1 in 250 of that day's players hatched their first Divine that day. It says nothing about how many players own one, and it moves from day to day with who is playing. For the chance of a particular egg, use the spawn values above.

These are gaps in the source as read on 25 October 2026, not things this page chose to skip, and they are the same gaps every list of Steal an Egg Divine pets has to work around. If a guide elsewhere fills them with confident numbers, ask where those numbers came from.