Rarity in Fake an Egg is a label used to group eggs and progression targets. Current walkthroughs report tiers including Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Secret, Exotic, and Divine, but public guides disagree on parts of the order and scanner unlocks. Read the current egg label and scanner menu before making a high-cost decision.
Rarity is not the same as hatch probability, pet income, mutation multiplier, or event availability. Those fields need their own evidence.
Currently reported tier ladder
Common and Uncommon
Early examples include Bunny, Chicken, Cat, Dog, Llama, and Parrot eggs in community walkthroughs. Use these to learn buying, nesting, scanning, and equipment.
Rare and Epic
Guides show increasingly expensive yard examples and scanner requirements. Exact names, prices, and unlocks should be read from the live server.
Legendary and Mythic
These labels appear in higher-progression walkthroughs. Do not plan around a single old price or assume a fixed spawn interval.
Secret, Exotic, and Divine
Current guides show separate high-tier timers or scanner entries, but their order and event relationship need in-game confirmation after updates.
The Halloween event was promoted around new pets and a new rarity, but the reviewed first-party event record does not provide a permanent tier table. Treat event summaries as community-reported until the live Index or egg label confirms the current placement.
Use rarity to plan, not to guess
First, use rarity to decide whether your scanner can evaluate an egg. Recent scanner guides say a tool covers its own tier and lower tiers, yet the reported unlock levels conflict. Match the egg label against the live Scanner stall description.
Second, use rarity as a rough progression signal. Higher-tier eggs are generally described as more expensive and less routine, but that does not guarantee the resulting pet is the best active choice under your current boosts. Read the displayed pet income after hatching.
Third, use rarity timers to plan cash. If a yard board announces a high-tier spawn, compare the remaining time with how quickly your active pets earn. Do not empty your balance early if you cannot reach the target cost.
Separate prefixes and mutations
GOLD, DIAMOND, and RAINBOW labels appear in reviewed video or guide evidence. Keep these prefixes separate from the base rarity until the current game explains their relationship. A GOLD Chicken Egg can still have a base tier label; the prefix does not automatically create a new universal rarity.
Do not copy mutation multipliers from a similarly named Roblox game. For Fake an Egg, the reviewed sources do not establish complete odds, stacking rules, or a permanent multiplier table. The Mutation Guide shows how to compare a visible before-and-after result without inventing a formula.
Decide whether a rare egg is worth buying
Use four checks. Can you afford it while preserving any immediate Rebirth goal? Do you have an open nest? Can your current scanner cover it? Would the resulting pet need to beat an active slot to improve cash flow? If one answer is unknown, delay the purchase or accept the risk explicitly.
A label can also be an event collectible rather than the best economic choice. Decide whether your goal is collection completion, income, a Rebirth requirement, or a limited-time record. The same egg can be worthwhile for one goal and inefficient for another.
Common rarity mistakes
Calling rarity an odds table
A tier name does not reveal a percentage. Leave hatch or spawn odds unknown unless the current game publishes them.
Ranking by color alone
Compare the pet's displayed rate, active boosts, and slot impact after hatching.
Mixing event and permanent pools
Record where and when the egg appeared. A launch event window does not prove permanent availability.
Using the wrong scanner tier
Read both the egg label and current scanner description before scanning or buying.
Rarity questions
What is the highest rarity?
Current community guides mention Secret, Exotic, and Divine at the high end, but their exact order and any newly added Halloween tier need a live-server check. Do not use an older list as a permanent answer.
Does rare mean better income?
It can be a progression signal, but the correct comparison is the petβs current displayed rate under the same conditions. Rarity alone does not include feeder, Rebirth, mutation, or active-slot effects.
Are mutation prefixes rarities?
Not necessarily. Keep a visible prefix such as GOLD or DIAMOND separate from the base rarity unless the current UI explicitly classifies it.
Sources checked
- How to play walkthrough β community-observed labels and high-tier timers.
- Cash guide β reported tier examples and yard behavior.
- Scanner guide β reported scanner coverage and tier names; conflicting unlock values remain version-sensitive.