Start With the Fastest Search Route
Knowing each ride a pet location matters because rare eggs can disappear while you are wandering across the map. A repeatable route lets you react to spawn announcements, check the highest-value spots first, and still have enough time to carry an egg back to your farm.
Egg locations rotate, so no route guarantees a find every time. The goal is to clear the common spawn clusters quickly, then loop back as new eggs appear.
| Route stop | Where to begin | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Giant Tree | Behind the Sell Shop | Tree interior, upper branches, and lower side branches |
| Waterfall Cave | Follow the river behind the Track Shop | Cave behind the waterfall and the exit cliffs |
| Forest-Desert Cliff | Right side of the beach near the biome edge | Both cliff positions above the shoreline |
| Desert Pyramid | Desert biome on the left side of the map | Pyramid opening and surrounding ridge |
| Maze | Pond beside the Pyramid | Every corner after entering through the pond |
| Volcano Island | New volcanic area | Lower island paths, elevated ledges, and summit |
Begin at the Giant Tree when an announcement appears. It has several nearby vertical spawn points, so a flying or highly mobile pet gives you a major advantage. After checking the trunk and branches, move toward the waterfall route rather than returning to your farm immediately.
Use this priority order when time is tight:
- Giant Tree branches and interior
- Waterfall cave and both exterior cliffs
- Pyramid entrance and maze corners
- Forest-to-Desert cliff edge
- Volcano ledges and summit
- Broader overworld platforms and hidden upper areas
Rare Egg Spawn Locations
Cherub Egg and Blackhole Egg use the same set of known spawn locations. Both are Ethereal-tier eggs, so an on-screen announcement should be treated as a cue to start your search immediately instead of farming coins or opening lower-value eggs.
| Area | Exact spawn area | Search advice |
|---|---|---|
| Giant Tree | Small room near the top of the trunk | Climb inside first, then scan outward |
| Giant Tree | Two lower branches beneath the upper canopy | Circle both sides; eggs may be easy to miss from above |
| Waterfall Cave | Inside the cave behind the waterfall | Enter fully and inspect the interior before leaving |
| Cave Exit | Cliffs to the left and right of the opening | Fly or climb upward after reaching the cave exit |
| Forest-Desert Edge | Two cliff spots near the beach-side biome boundary | Check both positions before heading to the desert |
| Pyramid | Small opening inside the pyramid | Look directly inside rather than only around its exterior |
| Desert Maze | Corners throughout the maze | Sweep methodically; do not only check the entrance |
The Giant Tree is usually the best first stop because it contains multiple possible placements in one landmark. Start by reaching the room near the top, then inspect every branch. Eggs can appear on branches slightly below the highest canopy, which players often skip when they only look at the obvious top platforms.
The waterfall is the next essential stop. From the Track Shop area, follow the river upstream until you reach the waterfall. Search the cave behind it, then continue through the cave opening and climb to inspect the cliff on each side. These exterior ledges are easy to overlook because they are separated from the cave’s main interior.
In the desert, check the Pyramid before entering the maze. The pyramid opening is a quick check, while the maze can take longer. Enter the maze through the small pond beside the Pyramid and follow a consistent wall path, checking every corner. This prevents you from accidentally repeating sections while another player reaches the egg first.
Carry Eggs Back Without Losing Them
Finding an egg is only half of the job. Better eggs tend to be farther from your farm, and you need enough speed to return before the egg breaks. A slow ground pet can turn a successful find into a wasted run, particularly when the spawn is high in a tree, beyond a cave, or deep in the desert.
| Egg example | Base luck bonus | What it means for your route |
|---|---|---|
| Cracked Egg | 30 | Good early pickup when nearby |
| Mushroom Egg | 500 | Worth a short detour from your normal loop |
| Ice Egg | 3,000 | Start planning a direct return route |
| Golden Egg | 30,000 | Prioritize safe travel over extra searching |
| Dominus Egg | 700,000 | Use a fast mount and avoid unnecessary obstacles |
| Soul Egg | 7,000,000 | Treat the return trip as urgent |
| Galaxy Egg | 1,500,000,000 | High-value find that justifies a full map run |
| Cherub Egg | 1,000,000,000,000 | Use your best movement option immediately |
Equip the fastest pet you own before beginning a rare-egg sweep. Flying pets are particularly effective because they can bypass tree climbing, desert obstacles, cliff paths, and maze-adjacent terrain. Phoenix is a strong choice for this kind of hunt because it makes elevated and distant spawn points much easier to reach.
Once you collect an egg, stop exploring. Take the most direct route to your plot, even if you noticed another possible spawn point along the way. The egg’s value is not secured until it reaches your farm and hatches.
A dependable retrieval routine looks like this:
- Check your current mount before the announcement appears.
- Head to the nearest high-density spawn cluster.
- Pick up the rare egg as soon as you see it.
- Use open terrain or flight instead of obstacle courses.
- Return directly to your farm.
- Resume the route only after the egg is safe.
Farm luck also matters. Each egg supplies a base luck bonus, while your farm’s passive luck can be increased with money. Better luck improves your odds of hatching rare pets, which can then improve your travel speed and make future egg hunts easier.
Use Biomes and Tools to Search Smarter
The map is easier to remember when you anchor each region to a major landmark. The overworld connects the most important shops and serves as your starting reference point, while later zones place their valuable search areas behind terrain challenges.
| Biome or landmark | Main reference point | Useful purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Overworld | Spawn area and Starter Shop | Orient yourself and return to your farm route |
| Giant Tree Zone | Massive central tree | Search branches, trunk room, and hidden lower spaces |
| Waterfall Zone | River, bridge, and waterfall | Reach the cave and hidden grotto route |
| Desert Zone | Oasis area and Pyramid | Access pyramid spawns, maze, and cliff routes |
| Volcano Island | Volcanic terrain and upper ledges | Check update-era egg spawns and elevated platforms |
| Mutation Ranch | Overworld safe area | Protect pets during server-wide storm events |
If you can afford one, an Ethereal Radar can remove much of the guesswork for Cherub and Blackhole eggs. It costs $30,000,000 per use and points toward Ethereal eggs currently present in the world. It is most useful when a spawn announcement appears and you do not want to spend time checking every known location.
Do not rely on the radar as a replacement for learning the terrain. Its best use is confirming direction after you have already learned the Giant Tree, cave, Pyramid, maze, and cliff routes. Players who know the map can react faster and choose cleaner travel lines when carrying an egg home.
Keep an eye on the pet index as well. If the egg type you want is not currently available in the world, searching every landmark will not help. Spawned eggs rotate in and out, so recheck the route after new announcements rather than assuming an empty location will stay empty.
FAQ
What is the best ride a pet location to check first?
Start at the Giant Tree. It has several rare-egg spawn points in the trunk and across the branches, making it the strongest first stop when Cherub or Blackhole egg announcements appear.
Where do Cherub and Blackhole Eggs spawn?
They can spawn at the Giant Tree, inside the waterfall cave, on cliffs outside the cave, near the Forest-Desert boundary, inside the Pyramid, and in the maze beside the Pyramid. Both eggs share the same possible locations.
How do I enter the desert maze?
Find the small pond to the right of the Pyramid in the Desert biome and jump into it. Once inside, check every corner because rare eggs can appear throughout the maze.
Should I use a flying pet for egg hunting?
Yes. Flying pets make it easier to reach tree branches, cave cliffs, high platforms, and volcano ledges. They also shorten the return trip when you are carrying an egg back to your farm.
Why can’t I find an announced rare egg?
Another player may have collected it first, or it may be at an elevated or hidden point you skipped. Recheck the Giant Tree branches, cave exit cliffs, Pyramid opening, maze corners, and volcano platforms before giving up.