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Steal An Egg: How to Get the Rarest Divine From Rift Eggs

The Shattered Rift Egg is the only route to Shattered Colossus, and the 50-hatch pity does not cover it.

The Shattered Rift Egg is the only route to Shattered Colossus, and the 50-hatch pity does not cover it.

The Rift system in Steal An Egg turns three sacrificed animals into one of three Rift Eggs, each with its own pet pool. Only one of those pools contains a Divine, and getting to it is a chain of two separate rolls rather than a single lucky hatch.

Quick answer: Feed the Rift Machine three requested animals to produce a Rift Egg, which resolves into a Shattered Rift Egg 20 percent of the time. That egg is the only source of Shattered Colossus, the sole Divine pet in the Rift, at a 0.5 percent hatch chance. The 50-hatch pity on Riftbeasts Eggs guarantees an Eternal, not a Divine.


Shattered Colossus: The only Divine pet in the Rift

Every Rift craft rolls an egg type first. That roll decides which pet pool you are even eligible for, and the Divine sits behind the least common of the three.

Rift EggChance from a craftTop rarity in pool
Riftborn Egg45%Eternal
Riftbeasts Egg35%Eternal
Shattered Rift Egg20%Divine

A Divine therefore needs a 20 percent egg roll followed by a 0.5 percent pet roll. Nothing else in the Rift system produces one, so crafts that land on Riftborn or Riftbeasts cannot give you a Divine no matter how large the pet or how many you stack up.


Rift Egg pet pools and drop rates

The Shattered Rift Egg is the strongest pool from top to bottom. Even its worst outcome, a Mythic Shardling, out-earns the Cosmic tier in the other two eggs.

Shattered Rift Egg petRarityIncomeChance
ShardlingMythic450K/s45%
Shattered RamCosmic8M/s36%
ShardwingSecret145M/s15%
Shattered DrakeEternal800M/s4%
Shattered ColossusDivine3.5B/s0.5%
Riftbeasts Egg petRarityIncomeChance
Void AnglerLegendary30K/s45%
RiftwingMythic220K/s36%
DreadclawCosmic2.2M/s15%
MawbreakerSecret60M/s4%
Void SerpentEternal900M/s0.5%
Riftborn Egg petRarityIncomeChance
Rift EyeLegendary11K/s45%
VoidmawMythic50K/s36%
VentinalCosmic585K/s15%
WendigoSecret15M/s4%
World EaterEternal500M/s0.5%

Note: the income figures are baselines. Pet earnings scale with the weight of the egg you hatch and with mutations, which is why a heavy Void Serpent can display around 1.4B/s instead of 900M/s, and why a Rainbow Dreadclaw can read 11M/s against the Cosmic baseline.


How to craft a Rift Egg at the Rift Machine

Walk up to the Rift Machine in the lobby safe zone and open its menu. It shows three specific animals it currently wants, such as an Orca, a Lava Gecko, and a Shark.
If you do not own all three, use a free reroll to change the request. Each rotation gives you a limited number of free rerolls, and a Rift Refresh costs 40 Robux once those are gone.
Press Add on each slot and pick the matching pet from your inventory. Duplicates are listed by weight, so you can hand over the smallest copy and keep the heavy one earning.
Rift Machine slot showing the green Add button beside the Orca requirement
The Add button assigns an Orca from your inventory to the current Rift craft.
Rift menu asking which Shark to sacrifice, listing a 468Kg and a 1,572Kg copy
When you own more than one of a requested animal, the Rift lists each copy by weight so you can sacrifice the smaller one.
Hit the green Sacrifice button. The three animals are consumed and the machine outputs one Rift Egg, which resolves into a Riftborn, Riftbeasts, or Shattered Rift Egg.
Place the egg in your base and wait for it to finish growing. Once it reads Ready, press E to hatch it.
Egg in the base marked Ready with the E Hatch prompt on screen
An egg marked Ready shows the E prompt to hatch it.

If the requested animal is not in your inventory and you have no rerolls left, go steal one. Orcas come from the water zone, Parrotfish nests are cheap to farm, and Gecko eggs sit in the lava area, all of which feed straight back into more crafts.


Riftbeasts pity: 50 hatches guarantees an Eternal

The Riftbeasts Egg tracks a pity counter that fills one point per hatch and displays as a running total, such as 27/50. When it reaches 50/50, the next Riftbeasts Egg you hatch is a guaranteed Eternal, which in that pool means the Void Serpent.

Mawbreaker Secret tooltip in the Rift menu with the Pity counter reading 27 of 50
The pity counter sits alongside the Riftbeasts pool and advances with every hatch.

Two things follow from that. Pity is the reliable route to a top-end pet, and it stops short of Divine, because Shattered Colossus lives in a different egg. If you specifically want the Divine, pity progress on Riftbeasts does nothing for you and every Shattered Rift Egg you roll is an independent 0.5 percent attempt.


Fusing and instant hatching to cycle eggs faster

The Fuse Machine takes three identical pets and returns either a higher-tier egg or an upgraded variant of the pet. Three Void Anglers can produce a fresh Riftbeasts Egg, and three Riftwings can produce a giant one, which is how duplicate Legendary and Mythic pulls turn back into pity progress instead of sitting in your inventory.

Hatch timers can be skipped with Robux. Instant Hatch costs 200 Robux for a single egg, while Instant Grow All costs 160 Robux and readies everything currently growing at your base. Neither changes drop rates, they only shorten the wait between rolls.

Instant Hatch purchase on a stolen Eternal egg at the player's base
Instant Hatch skips the timer on a single egg for 200 Robux.

Abyss Overlord kills and what Boss Tokens buy

Rifts open across the map every 30 minutes, usually around the Titan Temple biome. Walk into the portal, break the crystals ringing the Abyss Overlord, then destroy its arms when they drop in phase two. A kill pays out 1,200 to 1,500 Boss Tokens, and multiple players can fight the same Overlord together.

Boss Shop itemCost
10-Minute 2x Cash Booster175 Boss Tokens
10-Minute 2x Treadmill Booster200 Boss Tokens
5-Minute 1.25x Speed Boost225 Boss Tokens
10% Mutation Consumable400 Boss Tokens

The Speed Boost and Treadmill Booster matter here because faster movement is what lets you steal the specific animals the Rift Machine asks for. The Mutation Consumable is the other reason to bank tokens, since it is otherwise tied to the Boss Mastery grind.


Why a Rift craft or steal fails

  • You do not own one of the three requested animals, so the Sacrifice button stays locked until you steal it or reroll the request.
  • Your egg inventory is full, which stops you from picking up a stolen egg and hands it to whoever grabs it next.
  • You are out of free rerolls, in which case the request only changes with a 40 Robux Rift Refresh or the next rotation.
  • Your speed is too low for the zone holding the animal you need, so the guard catches you before you reach the safe zone.

How to confirm a Divine actually hatched

A successful Divine pull awards the Hatched Divine! badge on your Roblox profile, which is the game’s own marker for the highest tier. The pet also fills its slot in the Rift Pet Index, moving your unlock count up by one, and Shattered Colossus reads 3.5B/s at baseline in your pet list.

Eternal and Secret hatches have their own badges, so if you see Hatched Eternal! instead, you rolled the 4 percent Shattered Drake or an Eternal from one of the other two pools rather than the Divine.


The practical loop is simple enough to run on repeat. Farm animals during Rift downtime, spend them at the Rift Machine the moment the request matches your inventory, and accept that most crafts will hand you Riftborn or Riftbeasts eggs. The Riftbeasts pity gives that grind a floor, but the Divine only ever comes out of the 20 percent egg, so volume of crafts is the only lever that meaningfully moves your odds.