Ride A Pet Eggs: Verified Egg List and Hatch Context

Known Ride A Pet eggs with verified luck and rarity values, plus community-reported info on Blackhole, Cherub, Galaxy, Dragon, and other named eggs. Roster rechecked after updates.

Comparison

Comparison
Egg Name	Luck	Rarity
White Egg	1 Luck	Common
Brown Egg	5 Luck	Common

These two eggs are the ones currently documented with attributed Luck and Rarity values, listed here in luck order. Beyond them, gameplay footage shows many additional named egg types in the world — their properties below are community-reported or single-session observations, not official stats.

How eggs work

Every egg follows the same core loop. To find one, search spawn locations or buy a radar from the gears shop; eggs reset every 8 minutes. To hatch one, walk up to the egg stand in any unlocked location and interact with it.

A few practical constraints from gameplay footage:

A break timer starts the moment you collect an egg, so you need a really fast pet to carry it back in time — miss the window and you lose the egg.
The in-game index shows how many of a specific egg are currently on the map.
Radars come in tiers from the gear shop.
Rare spawns like the Blackhole Egg trigger a server-wide chat announcement.

Ethereal eggs: Blackhole and Cherub

Community guides report the Blackhole Egg and Cherub Egg as the game's rarest "Ethereal" eggs. They spawn in the same locations across all biomes, and an announcement appears at the top of your screen when either spawns. Reported spawn areas include the Giant Tree (inside the cabin and top branches), the cave behind the waterfall and cliffs near its exit, the cliff between Forest and Desert, inside the Desert Pyramid, and corners of the maze accessed through the pond next to the Pyramid.

Footage shows the Blackhole Egg carrying a base rarity on the order of 100 billion and spawning only intermittently. The Cherub reportedly spawns even more rarely — one creator could not verify any fixed Cherub spawn location or an official spawn percentage, so treat any fixed spawn figure you see elsewhere as unconfirmed. If you want to skip searching, an in-game "Ethereal Radar" reportedly costs $30,000,000 per use and points directly to every Ethereal Egg currently in the world. Note that spawning spots are intermittent; finding a known spot does not guarantee an egg is there right now.

Galaxy Egg and Dragon Egg hatch pools

Two community-reported routes lead to the Dragon:

Free route: The Galaxy Egg spawns free on the map with roughly a 20-second pickup window after the spawn notification. Dragon has roughly a 1% hatch chance from that egg.
Paid route: The shop-sold Dragon Egg hatches instantly and reportedly rolls Crocodile 50%, Fox 30%, T-Rex 15%, Phoenix 4%, and Dragon 1%, purchasable in bundles of 1/3/10/50 rolls (99/249/799/3,499 Robux per one video). At 1% per roll, even a 50-roll bundle gives only around a 40% chance of at least one Dragon.

Observed gameplay shows a purchased Dragon Egg hatching a Crocodile, and community stat sheets treat Dragon as the endgame pet with 300 million base speed and 300 million base income. None of these rates are officially published and they may shift per patch.

Other named eggs observed in play

Creator footage shows these named egg types on the map, each displaying a base luck number when picked up. These are single-session observations, not permanent official stats:

Data table

Egg: Stone Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 300 luck

Egg: Mushroom Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 500 luck observed

Egg: Slime Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 1,000 luck

Egg: Rare Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 30 luck

Egg: Golden Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 30,000 luck

Egg: Demon Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 3,000,000 luck

Egg: Blackhole Egg
Observed Base Luck / Note: 100 billion rarity

Egg: Others named on screen
Observed Base Luck / Note: Ice, Flower, Skull, Glass, Crack, Soul, Cabbage — named in footage; Soul Egg showed a hatch timer near 2 hours

Data table
Egg	Observed Base Luck / Note
Stone Egg	300 luck
Mushroom Egg	500 luck observed
Slime Egg	1,000 luck
Rare Egg	30 luck
Golden Egg	30,000 luck
Demon Egg	3,000,000 luck
Blackhole Egg	100 billion rarity
Others named on screen	Ice, Flower, Skull, Glass, Crack, Soul, Cabbage — named in footage; Soul Egg showed a hatch timer near 2 hours

Egg break timers vary widely by egg, from roughly 20–60 seconds for rare far-flung eggs to much longer nest growth times.

Comparing egg value tiers on the Track board

The Track stall board lets you compare eggs currently available in the world by value tier, with a community-suggested strategy per band:

Egg Value Tier	Rarity Potential	Strategy
7M – 50M	Common/Uncommon	Skip unless desperate
100M – 500M	Rare/Epic	Reliable for steady growth
1B – 100B	Legendary/Mythic	High priority; requires speed

The board also shows an "Egg Resets" timer. If the current board shows only low-value eggs, community reports suggest waiting for the next reset rather than wasting a radar charge on a subpar target.

Flame Egg: what's actually known

The Flame Egg is a themed egg shown in the game's current promotional imagery, but that artwork does not give the egg a location, rarity, cash value, hatch timer, loot table, or Phoenix chance — and adjacent imagery of a Phoenix-like pet is not a published hatch table. Treat the Flame Egg as named but not property-documented.

Version notes

The developer does not publish an official drop table or complete egg list, and different community guides currently disagree on the roster (two verified entries here versus longer lists elsewhere). All luck values, rates, and hatch pools above are community-reported or single-session observations and should be rechecked in-game after each update.