Gaming Guide

Ride A Pet: How to Get Dragon Eggs in Roblox

Both Dragon routes in the Roblox game, the 1% hatch chance, radar costs, and the timers that decide whether a run counts.

Both Dragon routes in the Roblox game, the 1% hatch chance, radar costs, and the timers that decide whether a run counts.

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Dragon is the headline pet in Ride A Pet, and there are only two ways to roll for it. One costs nothing but travel time, the other costs Robux and skips the hunt entirely. Neither improves your odds past 1% per attempt, which is the single number that should shape how much you spend.

Quick answer: Two routes hatch a Dragon, and both sit at 1% per attempt — free Galaxy Eggs collected from the map, or Robux Dragon Egg rolls bought in the Shop from 99 Robux.

RouteCostDragon chance
Galaxy Egg (map spawn)Free1% per hatch
Dragon Egg rolls (Shop)99–3,499 Robux packs1% per roll

Dragon Egg rolls in the Shop (Robux)

The paid route is an instant roll. You open the Shop from the on-screen menu, where the Giant Egg sits alongside the gamepasses such as Infinite Radar and the cash packages, then pick a Dragon Egg pack. There is no carrying, no timer, and no chance of another player stealing the result.

A blocky player rides a red dragon beside a dragon egg above a grassy field in daylight.00:15Accessing the Shop Menu
Accessing the Shop Menu · Shown at 00:15 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: this game is gud

Packs are sold at 99, 249, 799 and 3,499 Robux. Larger packs buy more rolls, not better odds, so the Dragon slot stays at 1% no matter which one you pick.

PetChance per roll
Crocodile50%
Fox30%
T-Rex15%
Phoenix4%
Dragon1%
An orange phoenix flies toward the viewer above a forested landscape with mountains and a dirt path in daylight.00:25Viewing Dragon Egg Details
Viewing Dragon Egg Details · Shown at 00:25 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: this game is gud

The mid-tier slots have been shown differently at times, with T-Rex at 30% and Phoenix at 15%, so read the percentages on the live panel before you buy. The Dragon line is the one that has held steady at 1%.

Each roll is independent. Fifty rolls do not guarantee a Dragon, and there is no pity counter behind the 1%.


Free route: Hunt Galaxy Eggs on the map

Galaxy Eggs spawn into the world as objects you pick up, and they carry the same 1% Dragon chance on hatch. The catch is everything between spotting one and hatching it: a short pickup window, a break timer while you carry it, and every other player on the server racing you to the same egg.

Ride to the central market stalls and open Track. It lists the Eggs In World along with a reset countdown, so you can see whether anything high value is live before spending cash on a radar charge.
A blocky player poses beside a flaming egg and a flying fiery phoenix above a grassy field in daylight.00:45Exploring the Central Hub
Exploring the Central Hub · Shown at 00:45 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: this game is gud
Buy a radar at the Gears stand. Stock is limited, and forcing a restock when the board reads No Stock costs $3,000.
A blocky player rides an orange phoenix above a colorful forested landscape in daylight.01:06Browsing Gears Shop
Browsing Gears Shop · Shown at 01:06 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: this game is gud
With the radar equipped, press Use Radar to assign one egg. The green distance marker will then guide you only to that target.
Switch to your fastest mount and ride straight at the marker. Carrying an egg slows you down later, so the trip out should be on whatever pet has the highest speed you own.
Pick the egg up inside the window. A valuable egg stays grabbable for roughly 20 seconds once it goes active, and anyone can take it in that time.
Head straight to My Plot before Egg Will Break reaches zero, then place the egg in a free nest. Detours are how most runs die.

If Track shows only low-value eggs, wait for the reset rather than burning a radar charge. The Hatch Luck board at your plot is also there between runs if you want to push your luck multiplier up a step.


Radar tiers and what they cost

A radar does one job: it locks a hidden egg and gives you direction and distance. It does not change what hatches, so buy the cheapest tier that keeps your loop running.

RadarCostNotes
Advanced Radar$50Early loop
Jewel RadarAbout $3,000Mid tier
Royal Radar$20,000Epic
Magic Radar$300,000Legendary
Angelic / Eternal / DivineVariesOnly when stocked
Ethereal RadarAbout $30,000,000 per useTop board tier

As you learn the map, begin with the $50 Advanced Radar, then switch to Royal once your plot income comfortably covers $20,000. You do not need Infinite Radar for Galaxy Eggs; it becomes useful only when stock shortages or usage limits repeatedly end your sessions early. Once a hunt ends, a completion notice appears, such as Royal Radar Finished, and another radar is needed for the next lock.


How to tell the run actually counted

An egg only counts once it reaches My Plot and goes into an available nest before the Egg Will Break countdown ends. A sighting, a lock, or even a successful pickup is not progress on its own. After the hatch finishes, the pet appears in your roster and a new entry lands in the Index under the Eggs category, which tracks tier progression all the way up to the 1T egg.

Runs fail for three specific reasons worth knowing before you spend a radar charge:

  • Another player grabs the egg your radar locked — the game names who took it.
  • Since carrying an egg slows your mount, Egg Will Break reaches zero during the trip home.
  • While carrying an egg, you may accidentally hit Drop.

Both Dragon routes reward volume over ambition. The free path costs radar cash and travel time per 1% roll, the paid path costs Robux and skips the travel, and the sensible play is picking the one you can repeat without stalling your other progress. Confirm the prices and percentages on the live Shop and Gears boards before committing, since those values move between updates while the 1% Dragon slot has not.