The current Ride a Pet egg catalog contains 24 documented rows, ordered by Luck. White Egg starts at 1 Luck, while Cherub Egg is the highest listed row at 1,000,000,000,000 Luck. Luck is a catalog value; the source does not provide a formula that converts it into a pet hatch chance.
Use the list to choose a target tier, then use the matching radar or the documented egg stops to search. The evidence is strong for the catalog, radar tiers, and reset interval, but it does not establish every egg's price, exact location, or pet contents.
Complete egg list by Luck
Ride a Pet eggs by Luck and rarity
| Egg | Luck | Rarity | Name status |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Egg | 1 | Common | Documented |
| Brown Egg | 5 | Common | Documented |
| Cracked Egg | 30 | Rare | Documented |
| Easter Egg | 50 | Rare | Documented |
| Stone Egg | 100 | Rare | Documented |
| Leaf Egg | 200 | Rare | Documented |
| Mushroom Egg | 500 | Epic | Documented |
| Flower Egg | 750 | Epic | Documented |
| Slime Egg | 1,000 | Epic | Documented |
| Ice Egg | 3,000 | Epic | Documented |
| Glass Egg | 10,000 | Legendary | Documented |
| Golden Egg | 30,000 | Legendary | Documented |
| Unnamed Mythic Egg (Luck 90,000) | 90,000 | Mythic | Name blank in source |
| Crystal Egg | 150,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Skull Egg | 250,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Unnamed Mythic Egg (Luck 500,000) | 500,000 | Mythic | Name blank in source |
| Dominus Egg | 700,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Flaming Egg | 1,000,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Sinister Egg | 3,000,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Soul Egg | 7,000,000 | Mythic | Documented |
| Aurora Egg | 300,000,000 | Divine | Documented |
| Galaxy Egg | 1,500,000,000 | Divine | Documented |
| Black Hole Egg | 100,000,000,000 | Ethereal | Documented |
| Cherub Egg | 1,000,000,000,000 | Ethereal | Documented |
Use the table to compare progression targets, not to estimate guaranteed hatch results. The two unnamed Mythic rows remain separate entries because the source records their Luck values but does not identify them. The highest-tier spelling has been normalized to Ethereal to match the radar source.
Choosing a radar for the target egg
Radars solve a location problem: each one tracks a listed egg rarity. They do not have a documented effect on hatch odds, and a higher-priced radar should not be treated as a luck multiplier.
Radar matched to egg rarity
| Egg rarity | Radar | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| Rare | Advanced Radar | $50 |
| Epic | Jewel Radar | $3,000 |
| Legendary | Royal Radar | $20,000 |
| Mythic | Magic Radar | $300,000 |
| Divine | Angelic Radar | $7m |
| Ethereal | Eternal Radar | $30m |
Choose the radar from the egg's rarity before spending Money. For example, a Mythic target points to Magic Radar, while Black Hole Egg and Cherub Egg point to Eternal Radar because both are recorded in the top tier. The catalog does not document a radar for Common eggs, so use the live game interface for those entries.
Where to search for eggs
The location evidence gives four named egg stops. These are practical landmarks, not a complete egg-to-zone map: the catalog's named rows do not map one-for-one to the location labels such as Wood Egg or Aquatic Egg.
Documented egg search stops
| Area | Egg stop | Nearby anchor |
|---|---|---|
| Overworld | Starter Shop and Starter Egg | Spawn Area |
| Giant Tree Zone | Wood Egg Stand | Tree Hollow Canopy |
| Desert Zone | Desert Egg Platform | Oasis Market |
| Waterfall Zone | Aquatic Egg Basin | River Crossing Bridge |
Start with the stop in the area where you are already progressing, then search outward or activate the rarity-matched radar. The current evidence does not provide exact coordinates, a full named-egg-to-stop mapping, or zone unlock costs, so treat the signs and live interaction labels as authoritative when they differ from this summary.
A practical egg search cycle
The Eggs source states that eggs reset every 8 minutes. Use that interval to plan another pass, not as a promise that your chosen egg will appear.
- Pick the target egg and record its listed rarity.
- Check the corresponding documented stop in the current zone.
- Use the matching radar when manual searching is slower than the gear cost justifies.
- Confirm the egg name and live contents before committing Money or a long hatch session.
- If the target is missing, return around the next 8-minute reset and repeat the route.
This process connects the four supported relationships: egg to rarity, rarity to radar, egg search to location landmark, and egg search to reset cycle. It does not prove an egg-to-pet relationship when the source does not publish one.
What the current catalog does not confirm
Several common search questions go beyond the available egg rows:
- Egg to pet: The local Eggs page says eggs can hatch pets, but it does not list the pets inside each named egg. Fox also has no confirmed source egg in the local pet evidence.
- Egg price: The source introduction mentions prices, but the recorded egg table contains no price column. Do not infer a price from Luck or rarity.
- Exact coordinates and requirements: Locations provide landmarks but not exact coordinates or unlock costs for each egg stop.
- Luck to hatch chance: No formula connects an egg's Luck value to a pet's listed hatch chance. Radar locates eggs; it is not documented as a hatch-rate bonus.
These gaps affect the next action: verify the live egg panel before buying or hatching, and use the known stops and radar tiers only for navigation.
Related guides
- Egg locations for the landmark-by-landmark route.
- Radar guide for radar behavior and Auto-Buy details.
- Pet guide for pet rarity and the unresolved Fox source-egg question.
Sources and evidence
- Eggs Wiki: supports the 24 catalog rows, Luck values, rarity labels, and 8-minute reset. Eggs
- Gears Wiki: supports radar names, prices, and rarity tracking. Gears
- Locations Wiki: supports the four named egg stops and their landmarks. Locations
- Pets Wiki: supports the boundary that pet hatch entries are separate from the egg catalog. Pets