STEAL AN EGG / PLAYER TOOLS
Steal An Egg Tier List
Build your own Steal An Egg tier list from the income your pets actually display. Compare up to three pets, then decide which ones help your money goal, collection or current Rift request.
Compare your pets
Enter the income each pet currently displays. Names are optional; wholly blank rows are skipped. Decimals and notation such as 1e6 work, up to 1e100.
Enter an income rate for at least one pet to start. Add another to compare.
This compares only your entries. Collection needs, available slots, and a current sacrifice request can matter separately from income.
Your comparison
Enter pet names and their current money per second. The comparison orders only those entries. Size, mutation and temporary effects can make two pets with the same name earn different amounts.
Best for income now
When capacity is tight, compare the pet you would add with the pet it would replace. The useful gain is the difference between their displayed rates. Keeping every rare-looking pet is not automatically the best income choice.
Best for collection and event requests
An undiscovered pet can matter to your Index even when its income is modest. A spare pet requested by the current Rift machine may be worth keeping temporarily. Keep these goals separate from an income ranking.
Reported targets, not a universal S tier
Chicken and Dog are reported starter examples; Frog is a reported Lake example. Unicorn and Nightflame appear in late-biome guide lists. These names are collection context, not a guaranteed rank or a recommendation to sacrifice your best earner.
Choosing a pet lineup
For this income-focused collection game, use the best available earners for your current slots and keep collection needs in mind. We do not assign combat damage, support abilities or team synergies that have not been established.
THE SHORT ANSWERS
Good questions.
What is the best pet in Steal An Egg?
For earning now, compare the actual income of pets you can use. A universal answer needs current size, mutation, availability and replacement context.
Does a higher rarity always win?
Do not decide on rarity alone. Read the effective income and consider whether it replaces a stronger pet.
Are these official rankings?
No. The interactive order is your input-based comparison, and the editorial sections explain the decision criteria.
Can a low-income pet still be useful?
Yes. It can fill a collection entry or match a current sacrifice request, provided you accept the cost of using it that way.
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