Egg list · checked 2026-09-25
Race for Eggs Egg List: Zones, Evidence & Drop Odds
Five eggs we can point at evidence for, in a game that publishes no egg list, no prices and no hatch odds. Every cost and odds cell below reads Not published with an Unknown label, because that is what the data supports — not because we forgot to look.
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Every egg we can evidence
Race for Eggs does not publish egg costs, hatch odds or rarity tiers anywhere. This list is short on purpose: it contains only eggs we can point at evidence for. If a row is not here, it is because we could not evidence it, not because it does not exist.
Read each row as three separate claims. The egg's existence and its zone carry the label at the end of the row. Its cost and its hatch odds carry their own Unknown label, because those two values exist for no egg in the game — not for this one and not for any other. The filter above works on the label, so you can isolate the rows whose very existence is still labelled Unknown, such as the MAMOTH Egg.
Why each egg is on the list
Nothing here was added to make the page look fuller. Each row names the exact evidence behind it, including the one row where the evidence is only an official badge.
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T-Rex Egg
Visible in official Race for Eggs store artwork, which shows a player carrying it while the T-Rex gives chase.
Paired with the Defeat T-Rex badge, which 48% of badge holders have earned.
Zone clear rate: 48% of badge holders (665,670 awarded) · Official
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SPHINX Egg
Visible in official Race for Eggs store artwork, which shows the pharaoh-masked egg with the SPHINX in pursuit.
Paired with the Defeat SPHINX badge, held by 17.9% of badge holders.
Zone clear rate: 17.9% of badge holders (225,891 awarded) · Official
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MAMOTH Egg
Inferred from the existence of the official Defeat MAMOTH badge. We have not seen the egg in artwork and will not describe one we cannot show.
Paired with the rarest badge in the game: 0.6% of badge holders.
Zone clear rate: 0.6% of badge holders (6,168 awarded) · Official
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Shark Egg
Visible in official Race for Eggs store artwork, which shows a player holding it on a paddleboard beside a large blue shark.
The artwork places it in a water setting; the game does not label its zone publicly.
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Tiger Egg
Visible in official Race for Eggs store artwork, which shows a tiger chasing a player who is carrying it.
Not tied to a badge, so we cannot say how far into progression it sits.
The clear rates come from the Roblox badges API, checked 2026-09-25. Badges tell you how far the player base actually gets, which is the closest thing this game has to a difficulty table. What they cannot tell you is what an egg costs or what it contains, and we do not stretch them to cover that.
The egg numbers the developer never published
These four gaps are why this list is short. Each one is a value the developer has never printed, so no page can state it without inventing.
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Egg costs in Cash or any other currency
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Hatch odds or rarity percentages for any egg
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The full egg list, or how many eggs exist
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Which pets each egg can hatch into
Why we publish no odds
A drop rate is a number you plan around. If a page tells you an egg has a 1% chance, you will decide how many attempts are worth it, and you will spend real time acting on that figure. If the figure came from nobody's measurement, the page has not informed you — it has just moved your decision onto a fiction.
That is the entire argument for the Unknown labels on this page. We could fill the cost column by copying prices from a similar Roblox game, and fill the odds column with round numbers, and the table would look finished. It would also be false in a way you could not detect from the table itself. So the columns say Not published, and the page is shorter than it could have been.
If that changes — if the developer adds an egg shop with visible prices or publishes hatch percentages — the rows change with it, on the same weekly check as the rest of the site. Until then, the label stands.
How we label egg evidence
Every row above carries one of four labels, and the egg table uses three of them.
Race for Eggs egg list: common questions
How many eggs are in Race for Eggs? +
This page lists 5 eggs, and that is a count of the eggs we can point at a source for, not the number in the game. The developer publishes no egg list and no total, so the honest answer to "how many eggs exist" is that we do not know.
How much does each Race for Eggs egg cost? +
Not published. Every cost cell on this page reads Not published with an Unknown label, because no egg price is stated by the game or the game page. If a site quotes you an egg cost, treat it as that site's estimate until you can see the price in-game yourself.
What are the hatch odds for each egg? +
Also not published. Race for Eggs prints no rarity percentages and no drop rates for eggs or pets. We do not borrow numbers from other games, and we do not present a guess as a rate — a wrong drop rate is worse than an acknowledged gap.
Where do you get the T-Rex Egg? +
Official Race for Eggs store artwork shows a player carrying it with the T-Rex in pursuit, and it pairs with the Defeat T-Rex badge, which 48% of badge holders have earned — the earliest boss badge most players pick up. We can evidence the egg and the zone; we cannot evidence a price or an odds figure.
Why is the MAMOTH Egg labelled Unknown? +
Because the only evidence for it is the official Defeat MAMOTH badge. We have not seen it in artwork and the game does not publish an egg list, so we record that the egg exists without describing something we cannot show. It pairs with the rarest badge in the game, held by 0.6% of badge holders.
Why are there no prices or drop rates in the table at all? +
Because none of the values exist in a sourceable form. The table renders Not published with an Unknown badge for cost and hatch odds on every row, rather than leaving a blank that looks like missing work or filling it with a number nobody can check.