Eggs

Every Egg Type and How to Get It - Grow a Chicken Fighter Wiki

From the Nest Egg to the Blazing Egg, here is every egg in the game, who lays it, and what hatches out of it.

2026/8/11
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Overview

Eggs are the core loop: every chicken lays one or more egg types, and each egg hatches into a pool of chickens that lay new eggs. This guide lists every egg, where it comes from, and what is inside it. Pair it with the best egg guide and the open eggs walkthrough for the full picture.

Category:Eggs
Platform:Roblox
Developer:Sergio Verse Games

Video: How to Get All Eggs

This video walks through how to obtain every egg in the game, from the starting Nest Egg all the way to the event-exclusive Blazing Egg. It follows the same progression the egg tree shows, so it is a handy visual companion while you farm. Watch it before you plan your route through the attack progression guide.

Timestamps cover the Scratch Egg hub, the Thunder and Circuit branches, and the secret egg routes. The creator also explains which chickens lay each egg, which matters because lay percentages decide how fast you can build a chain. Our chicken list records the same data in a sortable table.

Complete Egg Table

The table below covers every confirmed egg in the game, based on the in-game Egg Progression Chart and observed gameplay. Each row lists where the egg comes from and the notable chickens it can hatch, so you can trace the full egg tier list in one place. Lay chances are separate from hatch chances.

EggWhere obtainedKnown hatch contentNotes
Nest EggCode WELCOME; early progressionUncommon (10%), Uncommon (18%), Rare (2%)Starting route; chickens lay Scratch Eggs
Scratch EggCode SERGIOVERSE; laid by Farmer Rooster and othersCommon (12%), Uncommon (12%), Rare (8-12%), Epic (5%)Hub egg that branches into every major route
Thunder EggCode LETMECOOK; laid by Aurora Hen, Prism Rooster, Rare Scratch-Egg chickenLegendary (11%), Epic (12%), Celestial possible, Divine ~1%Home of the Divine Aurora Hen
Arena EggLaid by Rare Scratch-Egg chicken (75%)Legendary (2%), Epic (11%), Rare (11%)Legendary layer opens the Fortune branch
Circuit EggLaid by Rare Scratch-Egg chicken (75%)Celestial ~3%, Mythic Baron CluckRoute to Fortune Eggs and the Golden Goose
Royal EggLaid by Epic Scratch-Egg chicken (60%); Founder RoosterRare Tangu Rooster, Legendary CockatriceConfirmed egg name
Void EggLaid by Legendary Thunder-Egg chicken (70%); Astro ChickCosmic chickensOne of the two cosmic sources
Haunt EggLaid by Rare Arena-Egg chicken (75%)Cosmic chickensDescribed as having cosmic inside
Fang EggLaid by Epic Arena-Egg chicken (60%)UnconfirmedEdge branch with no confirmed endgame
Ordnance EggLaid by Epic Thunder-Egg chicken (70%)UnconfirmedMilitary branch
Charm EggLaid by Uncommon Scratch-Egg chicken (70%)Rare (11%)Opens Charm to Bloom route
Bloom EggLaid by Rare Charm-Egg chicken (70%)UnconfirmedEndgame egg of the Charm branch
Cursed EggLaid by Common Scratch-Egg chicken (80%); NPC Chick and others404 Chick secret ~1%, Mythic, Legendary, Epic, CommonCursed eggs have secrets in them
Fortune EggLaid by Legendary Arena-Egg chicken (45%); Baron Cluck (100%); Golden GooseGolden Goose secret, Celestial, Divine, MythicThe best rarity in the game is inside
Diner EggLaid by Common Scratch-Egg chicken (80%)DJ Rooster, Janitor Rooster, Sushi HenRestaurant branch; early fusion fodder
Blazing EggCode 40KCCU; Hot Egg event; Golden Goose eventSpider Chicken, Crest Rooster, Blitz Rooster, Legendary Agent CluckChances depend on recycler level
Chances come from the in-game Egg Progression Chart observed on 2026-08-12; rarities like the Divine Aurora Hen sit at roughly one percent or lower and are estimates.

How Egg Laying Works

Chickens do most of the work: each one has egg-laying traits that decide which egg it produces and how often. Timers vary widely, from the NPC Chick that drops a Cursed Egg every one minute and forty-five seconds to the Golden Goose that lays a Fortune Egg about every six minutes. Petting lowers the next timer by ten seconds.

The egg tree in the game menu shows exactly which chickens come from each egg, and the egg index lists every pool and rarity. Use both before spending, because a high-roll egg like the Fortune Egg only appears through specific branches. For the fastest farming loop, read the money guide.

Four Key Egg Families

These four families cover the bulk of the egg game. The starting route is where every run begins, while the Thunder and Fortune branches hold the highest rarity content. The secret routes are the endgame goal for collectors chasing the two secret chickens and the two cosmics. See the secret chickens page for details.

Starting eggs

Nest Egg and Scratch Egg form the opening route, and Scratch is the hub that branches into nearly every other egg.

Thunder route

Thunder Egg holds the Divine Aurora Hen and the Celestial Prism Rooster, the strongest pulls in the game.

Fortune branch

Fortune Eggs contain the best rarity content in the game, including the Secret Golden Goose.

Secret routes

Cursed and Haunt Eggs hide the second secret chicken and the cosmic pool.

These four branches cover almost every egg in the game. Start with the starting route and let your chickens push deeper branches.

How to Get Eggs

Getting eggs is mostly about letting your coop produce, but there are shortcuts. Codes hand out a free Thunder Egg and a free Blazing Egg, and the shop sells an instant batch of one hundred eggs with the same odds as natural lays. For the deeper loop, the feeder guide explains how to turn common hatches into progress.

1

Hatch your Nest Egg

Start with the WELCOME code or your starter chicken, then hatch to reach chickens that lay Scratch Eggs.

2

Branch from Scratch Egg

Farm Scratch Eggs and hatch until you unlock the Thunder, Arena, Circuit, and Cursed routes.

3

Redeem codes

Codes like LETMECOOK and 40KCCU grant a free Thunder Egg and a free Blazing Egg.

4

Buy instant eggs

In the shop you can buy 100 eggs at once, which skips waiting for your coop to fill up.

Eggs are also granted by codes. Check the codes page for the latest active rewards.

Codes That Grant Eggs

Active codes as of August 2026 include WELCOME, SERGIOVERSE, LETMECOOK, and 40KCCU, each granting a specific egg plus small boosts. These come from third-party code trackers, so treat them as current until tested. Redeeming them early saves a surprising amount of waiting. More rewards appear on the codes page.

  • WELCOME — grants one Nest Egg and fifty money
  • SERGIOVERSE — grants one Scratch Egg, fifty money, and a 2x boost
  • LETMECOOK — grants one Thunder Egg, fifty money, and a 2x Money boost
  • 40KCCU — grants one Blazing Egg
Codes come from third-party trackers and are not wiki-verified; they may expire without notice.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How many eggs are there in the game?

Around seventeen confirmed egg types, from the Nest Egg to the Blazing Egg. Several others like the Alien and Crown Eggs appear but have little documented content so far.

Which egg is best for a beginner?

Scratch Egg. It is the hub that branches into Thunder, Arena, Circuit, and Cursed routes, and it is easy to produce once your starting chickens start laying.

How do I get a Thunder Egg?

Use the LETMECOOK code or let a Rare Scratch-Egg chicken, Aurora Hen, or Prism Rooster lay one. The Rare chicken lays Thunder Eggs one hundred percent of the time.

Can I buy eggs with Robux?

The shop sells an instant batch of one hundred eggs, and the Big Coop pass raises your cap to two hundred and twenty-five. Exact per-egg prices are not documented.

Which egg contains the rarest chickens?

Fortune Egg holds the best rarity content, including the Secret Golden Goose. Cursed Egg holds the other secret, 404 Chick, and Haunt and Void Eggs hold cosmics.

What is the egg tree?

An in-game menu that shows which chickens come from each egg. It is the fastest way to plan branches before you start hatching.

How does petting affect egg timers?

Petting a chicken lowers its next egg timer by ten seconds, which adds up when you are grinding a specific route.

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