Swing For Eggs Egg Database & Drops

Find it, bring it home, then check the hatch

Looking for the Swing For Eggs eggs list and egg database reference table? In Swing For Eggs, eggs are not bought from a menu gacha; they must be physically snatched from nests on distant islands and carried back under pursuit. The wait that follows runs from under two minutes on a starter egg to more than two hours on a Secret one, and the Robux Skip is priced per egg rather than per tier. This database records the five egg types it has read in gameplay, with the date each timer or price was seen.

Documented egg tiers and what each card reads

Five egg types, each with the recordings this database read. A card that says “not read” is a gap in our footage, not a short hatch time: the two long tiers below carry the timers we could actually see on a placed egg.

How long an egg takes, and what Skip costs

Two recordings four weeks apart are the only ones in this database where a placed egg's countdown was on screen, so those readings are below with their dates. The habit that matters: read the countdown on your own egg at base, because each number here is one reading from one build.

The product name is not the egg tier. The egg the game labels Secret was finished with a product called Instant Hatch Huge, while the Colossal egg used Instant Hatch Colossal. Plan on the price shown in your own dialog rather than on a number copied from a list, including this one.

What this page still cannot tell you. Nobody in these recordings paid to see a starter egg at 0m 00s, so the full duration behind those 01:39 and 01:46 figures is unknown; the same goes for the Candy Fire and Prehistoric Dino eggs, where no countdown was ever on screen. Hatch odds, per-egg loot weights and whether the Skip price scales with the time left are all still unread. One recording that follows an egg from the moment it is placed to the moment it opens would settle the duration question.

Egg Hatching Mechanics & RNG Realities

The rarity ladder: Common → Secret → Eternal → DIVINE

The game description prints one ladder of egg colours: Common → Secret → Eternal → DIVINE. DIVINE sits at the top of that published sequence. It is a naming order, not a drop-rate table — the description attaches no odds, location or hatch time to any tier.

Where the next rare egg lands, and who picks the zone

The nests in the cards above sit where they sit, but a special spawn does not: the zone goes to a vote inside the server. In a recording uploaded Oct 31, 2026, a panel headed Poll is open at 12:15 with the line NEXT EGG SPAWNover four zone buttons — HEAVEN & HELL, HELL, DESERT, VOLCANO — and a footer reading 0:29 left and 0 votes.

The vote that settled the opening of that recording is not on screen. What is on screen is the staff line at 00:05 —“Reishy ✔ YOU GUYS PICKED HEAVEN & HELL…” — and then, 28 seconds later, the spawn banner“Reishy ✔ has spawned in a Colossal Divine egg in Heaven & Hell!” at 00:33. At 00:48 a second banner names a zone no card above lists:“Reishy ✔ has spawned in a Colossal Divine egg in Swamp Zone!”. Reading the two together is what this database can back: the banner names the zone, the panel puts zone names to a vote, and the zone that arrives can be one you have never seen a nest in.

• Read the banner, not the map. The line names the tier and the zone in one sentence. A zone you were not standing in is the normal case, so treat a spawn as a trip rather than a walk.
• The options are zones, not tiers. All four buttons are zone names; the tier is printed in the spawn banner that follows, not in the poll.
• An unfamiliar zone name is not a mistake. Swamp Zone appeared in a spawn banner and is not one of the five fixed nests above, which is why this page separates a spawn's zone from a nest's location.
• The same kind of banner also runs inside a scheduled window. The buff and spawn announcements a window produces are listed with their timestamps in the admin abuse guide.

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