Steal An Egg Biomes and Speed Requirements

All Steal An Egg biomes and speed requirements

Steal An Egg biomes are laid out as one long map, and Speed is the only stat that decides how far down it you can safely rob. Each Steal An Egg biome has a listed minimum Speed and a guardian that starts chasing the second you pick up an egg. Fall short of the gate and the guardian catches you, ragdolls you, and the egg drops. Every Steal An Egg biome on that map follows the same law: outrun the guardian or the egg is gone.

There are eleven Steal An Egg biomes right now: nine that shipped at launch, the Cherry Blossom region added in the August 22, 2026 update, and the Titan Temple endgame added in the Monsters Are Coming update on August 29, 2026. The table below is the full progression ladder in order. The order of the eleven Steal An Egg biomes never changes, so you always know which gate is next.

Speed figures are the listed minimums reported by gaming guides, not developer-published constants. This is a live game that patches almost daily, so re-check the number shown in your server before committing to a run.

How the Steal An Egg biome speed gate actually works

The listed number on each Steal An Egg biome is a threshold, not a safety guarantee. Hitting it exactly means you are racing the guardian with no margin, and the margin is what you actually need. Egg size matters too: a huge or giant egg drags your return run, which is how players with the right Speed still lose the egg on the way home. This is true in every Steal An Egg biome, from the 900 Speed gate in Lake to the billions required for Titan Temple.

• The listed Speed is a threshold, not a promise: meeting it does not guarantee a clean escape.
• Bigger eggs slow your return, so a huge or giant egg can still cost you the run at the listed minimum.
• Getting caught ragdolls you and drops the egg, which hands it to whoever is standing nearby.
• Running in a zig-zag pattern reduces your effective speed, so take the straight line home.
• Egg spawns reset roughly every five minutes, and the map briefly closes between cycles.
• Build a Speed cushion above the listed figure before you test the next biome.

The practical rule for every Steal An Egg biome: train roughly a third above the listed gate, then test one run. If the guardian keeps closing the gap on your way back, that is a Speed problem, not a routing problem. A Steal An Egg biome gate cleared with margin is a gate you will not have to re-grind.

Steal An Egg zone completion rewards

Each regular Steal An Egg biome zone holds eight pets to collect. Claim all eight and the zone counts as complete.

Completing a Steal An Egg biome pays out on top of the pets you keep:

• A Speed payout that helps toward the next gate
• A Money payout
• A Bat Skin cosmetic

Zone completion is reported by community pet-index guides. Exact payout values are not published by the developer, so treat completion as a progression bonus rather than a fixed number.

This is why farming a Steal An Egg biome you have already outgrown is not always wasted time. If you are two pets short of finishing Snow or Volcano, the completion Speed can be worth more than a few runs in the next zone up. A Steal An Egg biome you fully clear is also worth revisiting just for that Speed payout. Finishing a Steal An Egg biome for the Speed bonus is a real play, not a flex.

Cherry Blossom: the newest Steal An Egg biome

Cherry Blossom is the tenth Steal An Egg biome and was the end of the map until the Monsters Are Coming update. It arrived with the August 22, 2026 update and sits past Cosmic, which means it is the first zone most players cannot reach without several rebirths behind them.

The Speed gate is where sources split. Coverage based on the IGN guide puts it at roughly 2.5 billion Speed to outrun the region guardian, while another guide lists up to 3.5 billion. Both numbers are guide-reported, and this Steal An Egg biome is new enough that the requirement may still be tuned, so read the figure your own server shows.

Cherry Blossom also does something no earlier Steal An Egg biome does: it carries its own progression layer on top of the steal loop. Hatching the zone Crane unlocks the Sakura Incubator, which applies Bloom mutations to eggs you choose instead of leaving mutation to a hatch roll.

Titan Temple: the new Steal An Egg endgame

Titan Temple is the eleventh Steal An Egg biome and the current end of the map, added in the Monsters Are Coming update on August 29, 2026. It sits past Cherry Blossom and is gated at about 7 billion Speed to outrun the Gorilla King, the biome guardian. That figure is guide-reported, not a developer constant, so read the live number on your own server before you commit to a run.

Titan Temple is the confirmed home of the eight Monster pets introduced with the update: Nightflame, Gorilla King, Mutant Shark, Rhinotaur, Mantaris, Bladehide, Crustacia and Spideron, spanning the Divine, Eternal, Secret, Cosmic, Mythic and Legendary rarities. The zone follows the same law as every other Steal An Egg biome: outrun the guardian or the egg drops on your way back.

Because the gate sits around 7 billion Speed, Titan Temple is strictly a rebirth-and-multiplier problem rather than a treadmill-grind one. Treat it like Cosmic and Cherry Blossom below it: stack trail multipliers and rebirths until the number has margin, then test one run with a small egg before you risk a Monster pet hatch.

Where Steal An Egg biome Speed comes from

Every Steal An Egg biome gate is cleared with the same five Speed sources. Stacking them is far faster than grinding any single one. No Steal An Egg biome demands anything the five sources cannot supply.

Steal An Egg biome route: early, mid and late game

Early game covers Forest through Desert. Speed is cheap here, so the mistake is farming Forest too long instead of pushing to the next Steal An Egg biome the moment you clear its gate. Grab the free Speed from liking, favoriting and joining the group before anything else.

Mid game is Jungle through Volcano. This is where trail multipliers overtake raw treadmill time, and where you should start finishing zones for the completion Speed rather than skipping ahead. Each Steal An Egg biome here roughly quadruples the gate before it.

Late game runs from Abyss Ocean through Cherry Blossom, and Titan Temple now sits past Cherry Blossom as the final biome. The gaps become enormous — 2.5 million to 17 million to 700 million to about 7 billion — and no amount of treadmill time closes them without rebirths and a top-tier trail. Treat every deep Steal An Egg biome as a rebirth-and-multiplier problem, not a patience problem. Every deep Steal An Egg biome is a puzzle of multipliers and rebirths, not of hours farmed.

Source conflicts we are not hiding

Steal An Egg biome numbers come from community guides, not a developer changelog, and they do not all agree. Here is where they split:

• Jungle: 40,000 in most tables, 50,000 in one Sportskeeda list.
• Cherry Blossom: about 2.5 billion per IGN-based coverage, up to 3.5 billion in another guide.
• Titan Temple: about 7 billion Speed per guide coverage of the Monsters Are Coming update; developer constant not published.
• Cosmic guardian is called Dragon in some tables and Dragon King in others.

Where sources disagree, this page prints both figures instead of averaging them into a number nobody reported. The safe play is to treat the higher figure as your Steal An Egg biome target. Set your Steal An Egg biome target at the higher number and the guardian stays off your back.

Keep climbing the Steal An Egg biome ladder

The treadmill speed guide covers how to farm the stat every gate is priced in, the trails guide explains the multipliers that make deep biomes reachable, and the rebirth guide is the step most players delay too long. For what actually spawns in each zone see the pets guide and the Sakura Incubator guide for the Cherry Blossom mutation layer. Whatever Steal An Egg biome you are pushing right now, the ladder above is the whole plan.