A Steal Animal Egg tier list built on the number the game prints, income per second, plus the risk rule that moves an animal up or down.
Steal Animal Egg Tier List: Best Animals Ranked
This tier list ranks Steal Animal Egg animals on the one number the game prints for all of them, income per second, then demotes anything you can only get once. No roster has been published, so the bands below come from the two figures the developer prints publicly, and you can slot your own animals into them in seconds.
The ranking rule
Two columns, one demotion rule:
- Income per second, read off the pet card.
- Where it comes from, because repeatability is worth as much as the number.
- Demote one band if the animal only exists in limited content that is already gone.
Bands are expressed as multiples of the one animal income figure the developer has printed for a starter pet, the Common Cat at $3 per second. That makes the bands readable without a spreadsheet.
| Tier | Income band | What it means in practice |
|---|---|---|
| S | 1,000x baseline or more | Changes what you farm for |
| A | 100x to 1,000x baseline | A genuine upgrade worth chasing |
| B | 10x to 100x baseline | Solid mid-game workhorse |
| C | 2x to 10x baseline | Early game filler, still earning |
| D | Baseline and below | Where a new account starts |
The two animals that can be placed today
| Animal | Rarity | Income as printed | Tier | Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Geek Cat | Divine | $847Q/s | S | From promotional art, and shown with a glow that may be a mutation |
| Cat | Common | $3/s | D | From promotional art, used here as the baseline |
Official source: Steal Animal Egg on Roblox — the store art that labels both animals with their rarity and income.
These two rows bracket the entire ladder and nothing between them has been published. The Cat is the bottom reference point. The Geek Cat is the ceiling the developers chose to advertise. The band that matters most for a new account is the one right above the baseline, because that is the first upgrade you can actually reach.
Why there is no steal speed or defense column
Most tier lists for this genre rank animals on speed, carrying capacity and defence. None of those stats exist for Steal Animal Egg, or at least none of them have been published by the developer, and the game's own materials never mention them.
Inventing them is exactly how the fake lists got built. A table that assigns a carry capacity to a dragon in a game whose description never mentions carrying is fiction wearing a spreadsheet costume. If a page shows you per-animal speed and defence numbers for this game, it is writing about another Roblox place.
Three questions kill most bad ones: does it name a place ID, does it claim systems the six-line description never mentions, and does it give per-animal figures for dozens of animals nobody has ever published? This game is place ID 99679692310083 and its published animal names are Cat, Geek Cat and the bat from a code.
The risk rule, which matters more than the number
The developer's description lists stealing from other players as a core step, and servers hold up to six players. That makes risk part of an animal's real worth, because an animal you cannot keep is not income.
Apply it like this:
- Map animal. Repeatable and reachable. Full tier, no penalty.
- Code grant. Free, instant, never repeatable. Keep the tier, but do not build a farm plan around it.
- Limited content. Demote one band. It paid well once and will not pay again.
The practical version of that rule: a tier B animal you can hatch every hour beats a tier A animal that existed for a single weekend, and any list that ignores this is measuring the wrong thing.
The best animal is the one earning while you are out stealing the next egg. That makes a mid-tier repeatable pet more useful than a top-tier pet you had to spend an hour chasing, because it pays on every run after that one.
Keeping the list current
- Read every pet card after a hatch and write the income figure with the date.
- Sort descending by income per second.
- Re-sort after every developer update, since balance changes rewrite the top of the list.
- Watch the developer group for patch news rather than trusting a page that has not been touched in weeks.
Official source: Sillytung Studios community on Roblox — where update announcements land.
The developer's Discord is where rebalance news shows up first, sometimes hours before the game page reflects it.
Official source: Sillytung Studios Discord — the developer server for this game.
FAQ
What is the best animal in Steal Animal Egg?
Divine is the highest rarity the developer has shown publicly, on the Geek Cat in their store art. No roster has been published, so the live best animal is whichever card shows the highest income figure in your own collection.
What tier is the bat from the RANDOMBAT code?
Unknown until you redeem it. Read the rarity and income figure on the card it produces and slot it in by those numbers, with the one-time-source penalty applied.
Is this tier list the same as the ones on Roblox wiki sites?
No. Those are built for the similarly named Roblox game, which has a roster of hundreds of pets and a long rarity ladder. This game has two publicly named animals and a six-line description.
Does rarity decide the tier?
Almost always, since rarity tracks income in this game. The tag still decides, because that is the figure the game pays.
Should I drop a low tier animal?
Nothing suggests you can, and nothing suggests you need to. Pets keep earning and the collection only grows, so a D tier Cat at the bottom of your list is simply the baseline you climbed from.
Related Guides
- Steal Animal Egg value list — the income ranking these bands are built on.
- Steal Animal Egg all animals list — how to capture each animal's card data for the ranking.
- Steal Animal Egg beginners guide — how to get your first animals onto this list at all.
- Steal Animal Egg codes — free animals and cash that change where you sit on the list.