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Adopt Me: How to Get the Towering Pillar of UGC in The Hunt Roblox 20

Every eggling location, the order they unlock in, and how to confirm the Roblox 20th Event badge.

Every eggling location, the order they unlock in, and how to confirm the Roblox 20th Event badge.

Image: Uplift Games

The Adopt Me! leg of The Hunt: Roblox 20 is a scavenger hunt, not a combat challenge. A giant egg NPC named Eggburt has lost six egg children scattered across the map, and rounding all of them up is what pays out the Towering Pillar of UGC accessory plus the event badge. The whole run takes under ten minutes once you know the route.

Quick answer: Speak with Eggburt outside the Nursery, then use the clues to locate the six egglings in sequence: Sunny, Eggory, Rune, Overeasy, Farah Jill, and Sir Wobbles the 3rd. Once you have them all, go back to Eggburt.


Where the Adopt Me quest starts and what it awards

Spawn into Adopt Me! and the giant Eggburt NPC is standing in the main plaza right outside the Nursery. Interacting with him kicks off the in-game “Roblox 20th Event” quest line and hands you the first clue. You can reach the experience directly or jump in through the The Hunt: Roblox 20 hub, which also tracks your event progress across the other 19 games.

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The quest begins in the plaza outside the Nursery, where Eggburt waits. Shown at 00:08 in MistGamez Roblox’s video. Image: Uplift Games

Completion pays out two things at once. You get the Roblox 20th Event badge and the Towering Pillar of UGC accessory. There is no currency cost and no pet requirement, though a flying mount or a propeller toy makes crossing the map much faster than running.

The Hunt: Roblox 20 runs through September 28, 2026, so the quest and its reward are only available until the event closes.


All six eggling locations in Adopt Me

Each eggling only appears once the previous one has been spoken to, so the order below is fixed. Their dialogue doubles as the clue for the next one, which is why skipping ahead does nothing.

OrderEgglingWhere to find it
1SunnyCampsite, behind the cabin on the left
2EggoryCoffee Shop, on the wooden crates behind the giant red mug
3RuneSoccer field near the car dealership, beside the ball
4OvereasyPlayground, by a tree near the swings and slide
5Farah JillInside the Pet Shop, under the sloth display
6Sir Wobbles the 3rdAcross the stone bridge, on the raised rock by the mushroom-roofed house

The soccer field is worth flagging separately. It is not always loaded in, and it spawns as you approach the area near the car dealership, so fly toward that corner of the map even if the pitch is not visible yet.


The full eggling route, in order

Go to the Campsite and circle behind the cabin on the left. Sunny is hiding there. Speak with him to begin the chain and receive the coffee clue, which refers to a daily cup that has stayed the same since 2019.
Inside the campsite there is also a hidden red-lit room behind a wall, signposted with “EGGBURT?” and “GET OUT!” Slip behind the wall to trigger Eggburt’s “You cracked our puzzle!” dialogue before he vanishes in a puff of smoke.
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The concealed red-lit room in the campsite area, marked "EGGBURT?" and "GET OUT!". Shown at 00:15 in Bananamin 2’s video. Image: Uplift Games
Exit the campsite and make your way to the huge red coffee mug building. Around its rear, Eggory sits on the wooden crates beside the beehive. His hint directs you to a place where people played in the past.
Fly toward the car dealership until the soccer field loads in, then talk to Rune on the pitch. He mentions a climb and “how things sway,” which is the playground clue.
Go to the park and check the base of the tree near the swings and the tunnel slide. Overeasy is there, and he asks you to find his twin, who is “inside” with a “reeeeooallll slow pal.”
Go inside the Pet Shop and check beneath the sloth display along the left wall, where Farah Jill is seated. Her hint concerns a potion that allows a pet to fly, so it leads you upward rather than to the potion shop.
Exit the Pet Shop, cross the nearby stone bridge, and turn right. Climb toward the house with the red mushroom roof and interact with Sir Wobbles the 3rd on the rock ledge. That is the last of the half-dozen.

Don’t waste time searching the Sky Castle potion shop or the neon fusion cave. The flight-potion clue is a reference, not a destination — the final eggling is on the high ground past the bridge.


How to confirm the badge and claim the accessory

Once the full group is found, return to the main plaza and talk with Eggburt. All six egglings assemble around him, and he delivers his dialogue explaining that his complete half-dozen of egg babies has been found before the quest ends.

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All six egglings reunited with Eggburt outside the Nursery — the final step of the quest. Shown at 07:42 in MistGamez Roblox’s video. Image: Uplift Games

You know it worked when the on-screen popup reads “You have completed the Roblox 20th Event and earned a badge!” Wait for that confirmation before leaving the experience so your progress registers, then head back to The Hunt hub to pick up the accessory.


The Throwback Egg quest is a separate reward

Adopt Me! also has a Throwback Egg objective attached to the same event period, and it is easy to confuse the two. That one asks you to buy the Throwback Egg from the pedestal near Eggburt for 400 Bucks and hatch it by earning 600 XP through normal pet needs — baths, walks, school, the hospital, food and drink. It hatches into either a Blue Cat or a Pink Dog.

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The Throwback Egg pedestal, where the 400 Bucks purchase for the separate objective is made. Shown at 00:54 in Anonymous Cat’s video. Image: Uplift Games

The accessory tied to that track is The KittyKånko, not the Towering Pillar of UGC. Completing the eggling hunt does not require you to buy the Throwback Egg, so if the pillar is what you’re after, you can skip the 400 Bucks entirely.

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The KittyKånko, the accessory attached to the Throwback Egg objective. Shown at 00:09 in Anonymous Cat’s video. Image: Uplift Games

Both objectives sit inside the same Adopt Me! map and the same event window, so there is nothing stopping you from doing the eggling route first and then buying the egg afterwards if you want both accessories before The Hunt wraps up.