No numeric level was printed on an egg. Names heard across two runs, as relative markers rather than an official ladder: Wooden below Common, then Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Divine, Radiant, Royal, Vassal, Eternal, and Special. Top-end order varied between runs. One player asked if anything sat above Special. The footage never answered.
Rainbow, Golden, and Hacker stack on those labels. A Hacker fox showed 47B. Rainbow stretched one 8-minute timer to an hour.
| Zone | What runs showed |
|---|---|
| Dinosaur area | A later dinosaur read 800 million and felt low by then. |
| Jungle | Above the dinosaur area in the English run. One player nearly fell off. |
| Lava and Ocean | Passed on the way up. A Rainbow ocean egg was stolen here. |
| Winter | Welcome to Winter. Cold drained health and Speed. One egg paid about 280,000. |
| Summit | Special, many Eternal labels, Radiant, Royal, Vassal, and a golden demon egg. |
An on-screen line announced an 18k-speed large egg spawn. Another player hit the summit stretch around 300,000 Speed after rebirths and trials. Those are not published requirements.
Before a high climb: fill runners and stamina, raise treadmill and running speed, buy a trial only when you can see an effect, and drop to the shop if power hits zero. Rebirth only when you can afford to rebuild Speed.
Then read the label, skip lows, steal, and jump before the descent timer dies. One return had about 10 seconds left. Place, wait, and press hatch yourself. Divine grabs in jungle and ocean are the realistic earlier targets. The summit becomes a session goal once you reach it in minutes rather than the first hour. Without a live hatch event, top eggs slow down.