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+1 Wings For Eggs Egg List and Printed Rarities

Fifteen egg names have been read for +1 Wings For Eggs: Chicken, Lava Chicken, Hen, Rooster, Pig, Bunny, Snake, Diamond with a limited marker, Mystic Ladybug printed Poco comun, Poison Ant printed Raro, King Jaguar printed Cosmico and carrying 382.46k kilograms, a Dorado-labelled crown egg, two eggs the developers' own artwork labels Mythic, and the mystery eggs the shop marks SECRETO, EXCLUSIVO or ETERNO. Five rarity words were printed on eggs in play - Common on the rooster and hen eggs, Poco comun on the Mystic Ladybug Egg, Raro on the Poison Ant Egg and a Bunny Egg, Epico on the Pig Egg and Cosmico on the King Jaguar Egg - and the developers' artwork adds Mythic for King Egg and T-Rex Egg. Two of those eggs also printed the mutation word Rainbow beside the rarity word. Only one set of odds exists and it belongs to the paid exclusive shop, which printed four chances beside its Diamond Egg packs. No map egg has a published rate, so this page bands eggs by the rarity word that was actually printed and prints the readable timers instead of a guessed probability.

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Official +1 Wings For Eggs promotional artwork showing a crowned block creature beside a Mythic King Egg and a winged avatar.

How the bands on this page were decided

Two different kinds of evidence exist for egg rarity and they are not the same. The game prints a rarity word on an egg while it sits on your plot, and the words read there were Common on a rooster and a hen egg, Poco comun on a Mystic Ladybug Egg, Raro on a Poison Ant Egg and a Bunny Egg, Epico on a Pig Egg and Cosmico on a King Jaguar Egg. The developers separately label eggs on their own promotional artwork, and that artwork labels a King Egg and a T-Rex Egg as Mythic. Two of the eggs that printed a rarity word also printed the mutation word Rainbow beside it, which this page records as printed rather than counting it as a sixth rarity tier. Everything else that has been read is a name without a rarity word on the egg, so it is banded below the printed ones rather than being ranked by how strong the name sounds. The ordering number behind each band is an editorial ladder that follows the game's own words; it is not a hatch probability.

Mythic, as the developers' own artwork labels it

Two eggs carry the strongest rarity word that has been read anywhere for this game: King Egg and T-Rex Egg, both labelled Mythic on the developers' promotional artwork. Both are shown here as official labels, and neither carries a hatch rate, a spawn timer, a cost or a statement of which Animal it contains, because none of those were readable. The King Egg artwork shows a crowned block creature beside a golden egg; the T-Rex Egg artwork shows a green T-Rex beside a nest of speckled eggs. Neither image states which area the egg comes from.

Rare and Common, as the game printed them in play

Seven eggs printed a rarity word on the egg itself: Common on a rooster egg and on a hen egg, Poco comun on a Mystic Ladybug Egg, Raro on a Poison Ant Egg and a Bunny Egg, Epico on a Pig Egg, and Cosmico on a King Jaguar Egg that also showed a carried weight of 382.46k kilograms. The rooster egg printed the mutation word Rainbow beside its rarity word, and the hen egg printed the same pair with the mutation word only partly legible; the mutation word is recorded as printed rather than treated as its own rarity tier. One reading is a conflict rather than a single word: the Poison Ant Egg printed Poco comun at one moment and Raro at another in the same session, so it is banded by the stronger word with the weaker one recorded. A Diamond Egg is a different case again: it carries a limited marker in the HUD and in the exclusive shop, where it printed four chances beside it - 50%, 35%, 14% and 1% - with pack prices of 120, 320 and 920 Robux for one, three and ten eggs. Those are the only published odds this site has found for this game, and they belong to that paid egg rather than to a map egg.

Eggs that printed no rarity word

The remaining names were read from play without any rarity word on the egg itself: Chicken, Lava Chicken, Snake, a Dorado-labelled crown egg in the Cloudlands, and the mystery egg the client marks Secreto, Exclusivo or Eterno. They sit in one band because that is what is known about them - the name, and for the ones with a placed countdown the timer. One further egg exists only as an announcement: after a Rebirth the client said an ETERNO three-headed snake egg had appeared in Tierras de nubes, and a yellow crown-shaped egg guarded by a large creature was seen in that area afterwards, but the carried egg's own name card was never shown, so the two are not equated.

Methodology

Entries are ordered highest to lowest by Band rank; ties use name order.

Any egg that printed no rarity word sits in one shared band below the printed ones, ordered by nothing but the fact that its name and countdown were read.

The band order is an editorial ordinal: it records which rarity word was printed, not a hatch probability, because no probability for any egg is published.

A name without a readable value is still listed, because a name that is known and a value that is unknown are two different public facts.

Paid-shop chances, when the client prints them, are recorded where they were read and are never transferred to a map egg that printed none.

An egg is banded by the rarity word that was actually printed on it - by the game on the plot, or by the developers on their own artwork - and by nothing else.

The band order follows the rarity words the game itself uses: Mythic, then Cosmic, then Epic, then Rare, then Uncommon, then Common, with every egg that printed no word below them.

A mutation word printed next to a rarity word is recorded as printed and is not counted as a separate tier.

  1. #1 King Egg

    Ordering value: 9 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Mythic (artwork)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The developers' own promotional artwork labels it KING EGG MYTHIC.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: The strongest rarity word found in any source for this game, printed on official art.
    • Band Rank: 9 ordinal

  2. #2 T-Rex Egg

    Ordering value: 9 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Mythic (artwork)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The developers' own promotional artwork labels it T-REX EGG MYTHIC.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: The second official Mythic label, on the same art set the experience icon comes from.
    • Band Rank: 9 ordinal

  3. #3 King Jaguar Egg

    Ordering value: 8 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Cosmic (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The game printed Cosmico on the egg and a carried weight of 382.46k kilograms.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: The highest in-game rarity word read on any egg, below only the two artwork Mythic labels.
    • Band Rank: 8 ordinal

  4. #4 Pig Egg

    Ordering value: 7 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Epic (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The game printed Epico on the egg while it sat on the plot in the later session.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: An in-game rarity word on the egg itself, below Cosmic and above Rare on the ladder this page follows.
    • Band Rank: 7 ordinal

  5. #5 Bunny Egg

    Ordering value: 6 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Rare (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The rarity word Rare was readable beside a placed Bunny Egg in the English session.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: One of five in-game rarity words read on an egg, and the only one read in the English session.
    • Band Rank: 6 ordinal

  6. #6 Poison Ant Egg

    Ordering value: 6 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Rare and Uncommon (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The same egg name printed Raro at one point and Poco comun at another in the same session.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: 4:56
    • Why It Sits In This Band: Recorded in the Rare band because that is the stronger of the two words the game printed on it, with the weaker reading noted rather than dropped.
    • Band Rank: 6 ordinal

  7. #7 Mystic Ladybug Egg

    Ordering value: 5 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Uncommon (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The game printed Poco comun on the egg while it sat on the plot.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: 0:36
    • Why It Sits In This Band: An in-game rarity word and a readable countdown on the same egg.
    • Band Rank: 5 ordinal

  8. #8 Hen Egg

    Ordering value: 4 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Common + Rainbow (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The egg printed a rarity word and a mutation word while it sat on the plot; the mutation word was only partly legible on this one.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: 0:01
    • Why It Sits In This Band: An in-game Common band with the mutation word Rainbow beside it, on the fastest readable countdown of the four.
    • Band Rank: 4 ordinal

  9. #9 Rooster Egg

    Ordering value: 4 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Common + Rainbow (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The egg printed Arcoiris and Comun while it sat on the plot.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: 0:04
    • Why It Sits In This Band: An in-game Common band with the mutation word Rainbow beside it, and one of the four readable countdowns.
    • Band Rank: 4 ordinal

  10. #10 Chicken Egg

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: not printed
    • Where The Label Comes From: Read from play next to the Animal it produced; no rarity word was legible.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: Its output was measured instead: the Animal that came out printed a Cash-per-second figure, which is on the Animal income page.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

  11. #11 Diamond Egg

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: not printed (limited)
    • Where The Label Comes From: It carries a limited marker in the HUD and in the exclusive shop.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: A limited offer rather than a map egg, so it is placed by what marks it apart instead of by a hatched rate.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

  12. #12 Dorado crown egg

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Golden (label only)
    • Where The Label Comes From: A yellow crown-shaped egg in Tierras de nubes carried a Dorado label; its own name card was never shown.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: Listed in the unprinted band because the only word on it describes its look, not a rarity.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

  13. #13 Lava Chicken Egg

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: not printed
    • Where The Label Comes From: Read from play in the later session; no rarity word was legible on the egg itself.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: The lava variant of the Chicken egg produced an Animal whose printed income was read, so the egg is listed with that note.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

  14. #14 Mystery egg (Secreto / Exclusivo / Eterno)

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: Secret / Exclusive / Eternal (in game)
    • Where The Label Comes From: The client labels this egg by its class rather than by a normal rarity word.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: Its own class words sit outside the normal rarity ladder, so it is listed in the unprinted band with the words it printed.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

  15. #15 Snake Egg

    Ordering value: 1 ordinal

    • Printed Rarity: not printed
    • Where The Label Comes From: Read as a placed egg in the English session with no rarity word.
    • Readable Hatch Timer: not readable
    • Why It Sits In This Band: A named egg whose placed state was read, but whose countdown and rarity word were not.
    • Band Rank: 1 ordinal

Best choices by situation

You want the best-supported rarity claim: King Egg

The label comes from the developers' own promotional artwork rather than from play, so it is an official word with no hatch rate behind it.

Exception: If you need the label from the game itself rather than from art, the five rarity words read in play are Common, Poco comun, Raro, Epico and Cosmico; two of those eggs also printed the mutation word Rainbow beside the rarity word.

You want the quickest egg to turn around: Hen Egg

A 0:01 placed countdown is the fastest readable timer, but its rarity and its Animal's income were not readable.

Exception: A Mystic Ladybug Egg is the only egg where both an in-game rarity word and a countdown were readable, so it is the safer comparison row.

You are deciding whether an egg is worth a long flight: King Jaguar Egg

It carries the strongest in-game rarity word read on any egg and printed a carried weight of 382.46k kilograms, but no hatch rate exists to compare it against.

Exception: The event list names further Eggs for the Ancient Egypt update, so a list read before that window is incomplete.

Questions

Tier list questions

What is the best egg in +1 Wings For Eggs?

No hatch odds are published for any map egg and no egg-to-Animal pool is published either, so a best egg cannot be computed. The strongest words read are Mythic, on the two eggs the developers' artwork labels, and Cosmico, printed in the game on a King Jaguar Egg.

Are there hatch rates for +1 Wings For Eggs?

For map eggs, none: no rate is published and none was visible in either recorded session. Five rarity words were printed on eggs in play, but a rarity word is not a probability. The one place a rate does appear is the paid exclusive shop, where a Diamond Egg printed four chances - 50%, 35%, 14% and 1% - beside its Robux packs. Which outcome each percentage belongs to was not legible.

How many eggs are in +1 Wings For Eggs?

Fifteen names have been read from the two recordings and the developers' own artwork. The developer does not publish a total, and the Ancient Egypt update adds further Eggs.

What does the Diamond Egg do?

It appears with a limited marker in the HUD and in the exclusive shop, where it printed four chances (50%, 35%, 14%, 1%) and Robux pack prices of 120, 320 and 920 for one, three and ten eggs. Which outcome each chance belongs to was not legible.