Two egg systems that behave nothing alike, documented side by side instead of blended into one list.
Almost every guide to this game writes one egg list and then adds prices to part of it, which produces contradictions like an egg being both free and 99 Robux. In the game there are two separate systems. Map eggs spawn in the world, get carried home on your head, and hatch on a timer in a nest. Shop eggs are a gacha roll that hatches instantly and is the only part of the game with published odds. What you buy in the shop is the odds plus the convenience of skipping the carrying loop.
Each egg tier keeps a fixed number of spawn points alive at once. That is the design decision that makes the map interesting: a rarer egg is not only luckier, there are physically fewer of it in the world, so a route has to be planned rather than ground out. A restock is announced to everyone in the server at the same moment.
| Tier | Live spawn points | Clover luck | What to do with it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 30 | 1 | Volume hatching for XP and Index progress |
| Uncommon | 10 | 5 | Early-game workhorse |
| Mid | 5 | 30-50 | Worth a detour when you pass nearby |
| Rare | 3 | 100-200 | Primary target. Ride your fastest pet. |
| Epic | 1-2 | 500+ | Server-wide announcement. Drop what you are doing. |
Three named eggs sit outside the ordinary tier ladder. The Blackhole Egg is the one people search for, partly because it is announced to the whole server when it appears.
Also written as Black Hole Egg
One competing site states the Blackhole Egg has 6 spawn locations and another states 16. This site publishes neither figure until a gameplay frame settles it, and says so on the page.
Reported to share its spawn system with the Blackhole Egg.
Nest families are grouped by the biome they sit in and roughly by how far you have to travel to reach them, which is really a statement about how fast a mount you need first. Eggs are graded S4 because a single fansite is the only source describing the families.
| Family | Biome | Rarity band | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Egg | Spawn meadow | Common | On foot from spawn |
| Meadow Egg | Central plains | Common to Uncommon | Short ride |
| Forest Egg | Tree line | Uncommon | Mid map |
| Desert Egg | Dune band | Uncommon to Rare | Outer ring |
| Snow Egg | Tundra edge | Rare | Needs an upgraded mount |
| Flame Egg | Volcano rim | Rare to Legendary | Top-tier mount |
| Dragon Egg | Peak biome | Legendary | Endgame mount |
| Event Egg | Limited biome | Mythic | Time limited |
These mechanics are graded S4 from rideapetroblox.wiki egg locations page, checked 2026-09-17. The break timer duration is deliberately absent: no source states it, so neither do we.
Both shop eggs are flagged Instant Hatch. No nest, no timer. This is the only way in the game to skip the carry-home loop, and what you are buying with Robux is the convenience plus the odds. There is no pity system.
Paid in Robux
| Rolls | Price | Per roll |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 99 R | 99 R |
| 3 | 249 R | 83 R |
| 10 | 799 R | 79.9 R |
| 50 | 3499 R | 70 R |
| Pet | Chance |
|---|---|
| Crocodile | 50% |
| Fox | 30% |
| T-Rex | 15% |
| Phoenix | 4% |
| Dragon | 1% |
Totals 100 percent, which is a useful sign that the panel was transcribed accurately.
Paid in Robux
| Rolls | Price | Per roll |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 49 R | 49 R |
| 3 | 149 R | 49.7 R |
| 10 | 399 R | 39.9 R |
| 50 | 1499 R | 30 R |
The in-game panel publishes no per-pet odds for this egg. It only says it hatches a random HUGE pet. HUGE pets are enlarged versions of regular pets. Per project rules, no odds are invented here and the page states plainly that none are published.
No total egg count appears on this page. The three available counts describe different things, and a reader who acts on the wrong one wastes a session. The break timer duration is absent because no source states it. The Giant Egg has no odds because the game itself does not publish any. Each of those gaps is a place where a competing guide would have invented a number.
Grading scale: Read directly from an official API or a developer-published asset. Only one source reports this. The source is attributed on the page. Not established. No value is published, only how it could be established.