Divine Nightflame Egg & All Divines in Steal an Egg
Updated 2026-09-09 · Last verified 2026-09-09 · Roblox Steal An Egg
The Divine Nightflame egg spawns in the normal nests of Titan Temple, the final zone in Steal an Egg, and the only way to get one is to steal it out of a nest at 7,000,000,000 Speed. There is no Nightflame store egg, no separate secret area and no published spawn chance for it. Secret and Divine are two of the top rarity tiers — Secret sits between Cosmic and Eternal, and Divine is the highest tier of all — and both work the same way: the egg spawns in the normal nests of its own zone, so the speed you need is the speed of that zone. The three Divine pets are Unicorn (Cosmic zone, 700,000,000 speed, $1B/s), Kitsune (Cherry Blossom, 2,500,000,000 speed, $1.8B/s) and Nightflame (Titan Temple, 7,000,000,000 speed). Nests reset every 5 minutes, and the only documented announced spawn is the Cosmic Skeleton Boss, which triggers a server-wide message when its egg appears. Hatch odds for secret or divine eggs are not documented yet.
Nightflame egg: everything documented
Nightflame was announced as Titan Temple's Divine in the Update 2 patch notes in August 2026, and it is still the least documented pet in the game. Fandom's Titan Temple page lists it as "Nightflame (Unconfirmed)", and Fandom's pet data module files it under the "Event" biome rather than under Titan Temple, at $3B/s. Eurogamer lists its base income as TBC and publishes only the index reward. Treat the $3B/s as community-reported and unverified.
| Question | What the sources say |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Divine, the top tier, per the Update 2 notes |
| Zone | Titan Temple, the current final zone |
| Speed to reach it | 7,000,000,000 |
| Guardian | Gorilla King, which is also the zone's Eternal pet at $880M/s |
| Egg | The zone's own nest egg; Fandom's infobox names it the Titan Temple Egg |
| Base income | $3B/s on Fandom's data module, TBC on Eurogamer |
| Index reward | +6.8M speed and $300B on first hatch |
| Spawn chance | Not documented. No source publishes hatch or spawn percentages |
| Reset timer | All nests reset every 5 minutes |
| Spawn announcement | None. Only the Cosmic Skeleton Boss egg triggers a server-wide message |
To get one you do exactly what you do for any other egg, only with less margin for error. Reach Titan Temple with more speed than the 7B minimum, because Fandom's own tip list warns that the Gorilla King can catch players who only barely meet the requirement and that carrying an egg reduces your effective movement speed. Divine eggs are the heaviest, so the gap between your speed and the zone requirement matters more here than anywhere else. See speed for how to train and zones for the full ladder of requirements.
Every Divine pet
| Pet | Zone | Zone speed | Income | Index reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unicorn | Cosmic | 700,000,000 | $1B/s | +2.4M speed, $100B |
| Kitsune | Cherry Blossom | 2,500,000,000 | $1.8B/s (Eurogamer: TBC) | +6.8M speed, $180B |
| Nightflame | Titan Temple | 7,000,000,000 | $3B/s (community-reported, unconfirmed) | +6.8M speed, $300B |
Kitsune, the divine cherry blossom egg
The "divine cherry blossom egg" people search for is the Kitsune. It spawns in Cherry Blossom nests, which need 2,500,000,000 speed, and makes $1.8B/s on Fandom against TBC on Eurogamer. Index reward: +6.8M speed and $180B. The Great Bloom event runs roughly every 30 minutes and feeds the Sakura Incubator, which is how Bloom and Spirit Bloom get applied to a Kitsune.
Unicorn, the divine cosmic egg
The "divine unicorn egg" is the Cosmic zone's Unicorn, the cheapest Divine to reach at 700,000,000 speed. It makes $1B/s and gives +2.4M speed and $100B on first hatch. Fandom recommends entering Cosmic with more than 700M speed rather than exactly 700M.
Every Titan Temple pet, including Bladehide
Titan Temple arrived with eight pets in Update 2, and they all come out of the same zone nests, so this is what you actually pull while hunting a Nightflame. Fandom's data module files several of them under "Event" rather than under the zone, which is why some sources disagree.
| Pet | Rarity | Base income | Index reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spideron | Legendary | $95K/s | +3.7M speed, $9.5M |
| Crustacia | Legendary | $130K/s | +2.7M speed, $13M |
| Bladehide | Mythic | $750K/s (Fandom) / $11M/s (Eurogamer) | +4.8M speed, $75M |
| Mantaris | Cosmic | $11M/s (Fandom) / $12M/s (Eurogamer) | +3.4M speed, $1.1B |
| Rhinotaur | Cosmic | $17.5M/s | +3M speed, $1.7B |
| Mutant Shark | Secret | $215M/s | +4.1M speed, $21.5B |
| Gorilla King | Eternal | $880M/s | +5.4M speed, $88B |
| Nightflame | Divine | $3B/s (Fandom, unconfirmed) / TBC (Eurogamer) | +6.8M speed, $300B |
The Bladehide egg is not a Divine and not a Secret. Bladehide is Titan Temple's Mythic pet, four tiers below Nightflame on the ladder that runs Mythic, Cosmic, Secret, Eternal, Divine. It has no separate egg: it comes from the same Titan Temple nests as everything else in the table. Its income is the most disputed number in the zone, $750K/s in Fandom's data module against $11M/s on Eurogamer, so our tier list uses the Fandom figure and ranks it 43rd by base income. If Eurogamer's $11M/s is the live value it would sit far higher. The index reward, +4.8M speed and $75M, is the same in both sources. Full per-zone numbers are on the all eggs page.
Every Secret pet
Income is the base rate from the Fandom pet data. Index rewards are the one-time Speed and cash bonus Eurogamer lists for adding the pet to your index.
| Pet | Zone | Zone speed | Income | Index reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King Snake | Jungle | ~40,000 | $3.5M/s | +18K speed, $350M |
| Yeti | Snow | ~170,000 | $5M/s | +25.6K speed, $500M |
| Cerberus | Volcano | ~700,000 | $8M/s | +42K speed, $800M |
| Kraken | Abyss Ocean | ~2,500,000 | $15M/s | +144K speed, $1.5B |
| T-Rex | Prehistoric | ~17,000,000–18,000,000 | $25M/s | +420K speed, $2.5B |
| Tralaledon | Prehistoric | ~17,000,000–18,000,000 | $32M/s (Fandom) / $850K/s (Eurogamer, disputed) | +480K speed, $3.2B |
| Cosmic Skeleton Boss | Cosmic | 700,000,000 | $45M/s (data table) / $40M/s (pet page) | +1.6M speed, $4.5B |
| Cosmic Dragon | Cosmic | 700,000,000 | $60M/s | +1.4M speed, $6B |
| Stag | Cherry Blossom | 2,500,000,000 | $145M/s | +4.8M speed, $14.5B |
| Mutant Shark | Titan Temple | 7,000,000,000 | $215M/s | +4.1M speed, $21.5B |
Notes on the disputed rows:
- Kraken is listed as Secret on Fandom but as Eternal by Eurogamer. Fandom also reports that some Krakens only make $11M/s instead of $15M/s, cause unknown, possibly a glitch.
- Cosmic Skeleton Boss is, per its Fandom page, the second-best secret in Cosmic; by base income the Cosmic Dragon ($60M/s) is the best. Fandom's pet page says $40M/s while its data module says $45M/s.
- Mutant Shark is filed under the "Event" biome in the data module, but the Update 2 notes place it in Titan Temple.
Secret and Divine pets from Monster Eggs
Monster Eggs are bought with Robux from the store (Eurogamer lists them as a limited-time item) and do not spawn in nests. Every monster has a rarer Mecha variant. Incomes below come from the Fandom data module; Eurogamer lists all of them as TBC.
| Pet | Rarity | Income | Index reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crocodon | Secret | $30M/s | $3B |
| Mecha Scorpio | Secret | $45M/s | $4.5B |
| Mecha Froggo | Secret | $155M/s | $15.5B |
| Dreadscale | Divine | $2B/s | $200B |
| Mecha Dreadscale | Divine | $4B/s | $400B |
Bomboclat Crocolat (Secret, $20M/s) came from the expired Brainrot Egg and can no longer be hatched.
How to get a Divine or Secret egg
Secret eggs are stolen the same way as any other egg, but everything is tighter: other players will contest the nest, later-zone guardians are stronger, and the egg is heavy. The Cosmic Skeleton Boss page lays out the method, and it applies to every secret or divine nest.
- Reach the zone with a margin. Fandom recommends more than 700M speed for the Cosmic Skeleton Boss even though Cosmic opens at 700M. Zone pages repeat the same warning: the guardian can catch players who only barely meet the requirement, and carrying an egg slows you down. Bigger eggs are heavier and slow you more. See speed for how to train.
- Watch for the announcement. When the Cosmic Skeleton Boss egg spawns, a message appears at the top of every player's screen. Other secret eggs have no documented announcement.
- Be first to the nest. Get to the egg before anyone else and steal it as fast as possible so you are not attacked on the way out.
- Use the bat. You can knock other players away with the bat before taking the egg.
- Ignore the egg's colour. Colours change how the egg and pet look but not their income. Judge an egg by its shape and size.
Once the pet hatches, final income is base income x colour multiplier x size multiplier, so a Rainbow or Spirit Bloom secret pushes far past the base numbers above. See mutations.
Divine and Secret egg timer and rarity
- Reset timer: all nests reset every 5 minutes. No source gives a separate timer or spawn chance for secret eggs; see spawn times.
- Cherry Blossom: the Great Bloom event runs roughly every 30 minutes and feeds the Sakura Incubator, which is how Bloom and Spirit Bloom are applied to pets such as Stag and Kitsune.
- How rare are divine eggs: not documented yet. Neither Fandom nor Eurogamer publishes hatch or spawn percentages.
- Speed for the "secret area": there is none. Use the zone speeds in the tables: 700M for Cosmic secrets and the Unicorn, 2.5B for Stag and Kitsune, 7B for Mutant Shark and Nightflame.
Where Secret and Divine sit in the rarity ladder
By base income in the pet data, the top of the ladder runs Cosmic ($220K/s to $17.5M/s), then Secret ($3.5M/s to $215M/s), then Eternal ($65M/s to $880M/s), then Divine ($1B/s and up). The tiers overlap, so a Stag ($145M/s) beats several Eternals. For the Eternal tier see eternal eggs, and for the full list see all pets and all eggs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the divine Nightflame egg in Steal an Egg?
Nightflame is Titan Temple's Divine pet, and Titan Temple needs 7,000,000,000 speed to reach. It was announced as the zone's Divine in Update 2, but the Fandom Titan Temple page still marks it "Unconfirmed" and the data module files it as an Event pet, so the $3B/s income is community-reported and unverified. Its index reward is +6.8M speed and $300B.
How do you get Nightflame in Steal an Egg?
You steal it from a normal Titan Temple nest. There is no Nightflame store egg and no separate secret area, so the only requirement is the zone requirement: 7,000,000,000 speed, with a margin, because the Gorilla King guardian can catch players who only barely meet it and carrying an egg slows you down. Nests reset every 5 minutes, and no source publishes a spawn chance for it.
Is the Bladehide egg a Divine or a Secret in Steal an Egg?
Neither. Bladehide is Titan Temple's Mythic pet, four tiers below Nightflame, and it comes out of the same Titan Temple nests. Fandom's data module gives it $750K/s while Eurogamer lists $11M/s, so its income is unconfirmed. The index reward is +4.8M speed and $75M. Full numbers are on the all eggs page.
What is the divine Kitsune in Steal an Egg?
Kitsune is the Cherry Blossom zone's Divine pet, and it is what people mean by the "divine cherry blossom egg". That zone needs 2,500,000,000 speed. Its base income is $1.8B/s, which Eurogamer lists as TBC, and its index reward is +6.8M speed and $180B. The Great Bloom event feeds the Sakura Incubator, which is how Bloom and Spirit Bloom get applied to it.
What is the divine cosmic egg?
That is the Unicorn, the Cosmic zone's Divine pet. Cosmic opens at 700,000,000 speed, but Fandom recommends going in with more than 700M, because the guardian can catch players who only barely meet the requirement. Unicorn's base income is $1B/s and its index reward is +2.4M speed and $100B.
How rare are divine eggs?
Not documented at the time this page was last verified. Neither Fandom nor Eurogamer publishes hatch or spawn percentages for secret or divine eggs. All nests reset every 5 minutes, and no source gives a separate timer or spawn chance for these tiers. The only documented announced spawn is the Cosmic Skeleton Boss, which triggers a server-wide message when its egg appears.