Steal an Egg Eternal Pets: all 38 sorted by income, where each comes from and which to chase

The list comes from Module:Pets/Data rev 2636, which files 36 pets under Eternal. Two more enter from their infoboxes: Void Dragon, which the module files under Event, and Strawberry Elephant, which the module does not file under Eternal either. Both infoboxes say Eternal, so both are here, and the conflict is noted at the end of this page.

The Where column uses the data's own label. A zone name means the data ties the pet to that zone; an egg name means the data gives the egg instead of a zone; "Not listed" means the module says Unknown and this site will not guess. Incomes are base rates before any mutation or size. For the 265-pet table with every rarity, see /steal-an-egg-pets.

Ten Eternals have a Speed gate on the wiki's Biomes list and a value in its Drop Rates page, so these are the ones with a route you can plan. The table adds one sum of ours: income divided by grow hours, which shows how much earning rate each hour in the pen buys. The Drop Rates values come from the game files according to the wiki, and each "1 in" figure is our conversion, 100 divided by the value.

Three decisions follow. First, the ladder is not smooth at the bottom. El Maja is the rarest Eternal on the Drop Rates page at 0.08889, about 1 in 1,125, while Mosasaurus one zone later is listed at 0.311113 and pays more: 1.4 times the income, 3.3 times the Speed reward, and 3.5 times the spawn value (our arithmetic). A player who has 18M Speed should chase Mosasaurus and leave El Maja behind.

Second, grow time stops rising at the top. Pegasus and Skeleton Horse take 5h, the same as Lava Dragon, against 9h for Gorilla King, so they earn $260M/s per grow hour, about 2.7 times Gorilla King's figure. Reaching them is the hard part: the Biomes page calls Angels & Demons an end-game biome because of its 20B Speed requirement.

Third, the Speed reward matters early and fades. Ice Dragon's +32k is 19% of Snow's own 170K gate; Oni Tiger's +5.4m is 0.2% of 2.5B (our arithmetic). Past Prehistoric, treat an Eternal as an income pick, not a Speed pick. The merged Angels & Demons form lifts both of its Eternals to 0.43 on the Drop Rates page, which splits the zone 45/45/10 between its Angels, Demons and merged forms.

Four more Eternals have a Drop Rates value without being on the twelve-zone Biomes list. Celestial Sunlion is listed at 0.31 in Enchanted Forest, whose zone page gives 50B Speed. Ghost Reaper (0.31, Graveyard), Shelltide Voyager (0.31, Haunted Swamp) and Abomination Kong (0.31, Abandoned Manor) sit in the Halloween group, where the page warns the values work like weights. Abomination Kong is the name on the Drop Rates page. The module and the pet's own page say Gorillastein but still point to Abomination Kong image files, so this page treats the two as one pet. Equinox is a separate case: the Angels & Demons page says it is fused from Pegasus and Skeleton Horse, so it has no spawn value at all.

The top of the income table belongs to pets outside the zone nests. Of the 15 on the chart, only three have a Drop Rates value and none is a plain zone egg from the Biomes list. The list below sorts the 23 Eternals still to cover, none with a spawn value, by the route the data states. Where the wiki gives no route, this page says so and stops there.

Several are stepped-up versions of a cheaper pet, and the step sizes are worth knowing (our arithmetic on module incomes, matched by name): Terra Snapper $750M/s to Luminous Terra Snapper $2.5B/s is ×3.3; Electric Eel $200M/s to Luminous Electric Eel $1.75B/s is ×8.75; Gigantus $1B/s to Skeletal Gigantus $4B/s is ×4; Dunkleosteus $300M/s to Skeletal Dunkleosteus $2.5B/s is ×8.3; Phantom Dragon $1.5B/s to Zombified Phantom Dragon $6B/s is ×4.

On Halloween: the Roblox Events API shows a Halloween Dimension card from 17 October 2026 15:00 to 24 October 14:00 UTC and a Halloween PART 2 card from 24 October 15:00 to 25 October 16:34 UTC. The wiki's Halloween page (rev 2696) is almost empty, and no source we read says whether these pets can still be had, so this page does not say either. A card titled NEW ALIEN BIOME starts on 7 November 2026 at 16:00 UTC, after this list was read, so any pets it adds are not in this table.

Hatch cash follows one rule almost everywhere. For 16 of the 17 Eternals that list both a cash reward and an income, the reward is exactly 100 seconds of that pet's base income: Ice Dragon $6.5b on $65M/s, Oni Tiger $60b on $600M/s, Gorillastein $350B on $3.5B/s (our arithmetic). So the hatch payout never changes which Eternal is best, because it is under two minutes of the pet's own earning. The one exception is Pegasus, $140b on $1.3B/s, which is 107.7 seconds; its twin Skeleton Horse lists $130B. That looks like a slip in one infobox, but no source says which.

Fusing Equinox depends on which wiki number is right, and on what the fusion does to its parents. The infobox and module say $1.8B/s; the Angels & Demons zone card says $2.6B/s, which is exactly Pegasus plus Skeleton Horse. The zone page says Equinox is made by fusing the two and does not say what happens to them. If both are used up, two slots earning $2.6B/s become one slot earning $1.8B/s, a loss of $800M/s, with one slot freed. On the infobox figure the fusion therefore pays only if a pet earning more than $800M/s goes into the freed slot. On the card figure, any pet at all makes it a gain. Equinox's 10hrs grow also doubles the 5h of each parent.

A colour roll can move a zone Eternal past nearly all of the top end. The Mutations page lists Golden at ×2.5 and Rainbow at ×3.5 and gives final income as base times mutation times size. So a Golden Pegasus earns $3.25B/s, more than plain Engine Snail, and a Rainbow Pegasus earns $4.55B/s, more than every plain Eternal except Zombified Phantom Dragon. A Rainbow Huge Zombified Phantom Dragon, on the wiki's ×17.5 example, would earn $105B/s. Those multipliers apply to any pet, so run your own pet through /steal-an-egg-mutation-calculator before you replace it. For how Eternals compare with the tier above, see /steal-an-egg-divine-pets, and for spawn odds in every zone, /steal-an-egg-drop-rates.

There is no pet called Eternal Helltide Voyager. Across all 303 wiki pages read on 6 November 2026, the letters "helltide" appear only inside the word Shelltide. The real pet is Shelltide Voyager, Eternal, $1.6B/s, reward $160B, from the Shelltide Voyager Egg in the Halloween Dimension (infobox rev 2544). Its infobox lists no grow time. Note also that Eternal Lunar Dragon is the only pet in our table with Eternal in its name; the others carry the rarity without the word.

The rest of the conflicts mostly come from one source. The zone pages were rewritten by a single editor in revs 2732 to 2765, and where a card there disagrees with an infobox and the module, this page keeps the infobox and module value and says so. Nothing here settles which is right in the game: only an in-game reading could, and nobody on this site plays. The table below lists each conflict that touches an Eternal. Beyond those, eight of the 38 have empty wiki pages (Engine Snail, Gigantus, Terra Snapper, Luminous Terra Snapper, Luminous Electric Eel, Pumpkin Brute and both Zombified pets), so the module is their only record.