Tap the image to open it full screen. Zoom in and match the shape โ colour varies between spawns and does not change income.
Best egg in the area
Brr Brr Patapim Egg
LegendaryForest
Brr Brr Patapim is the best egg in Forest and the top of this area's egg pool. Hatching it gives the Brr Brr Patapim pet, a Legendary-tier creature the wiki lists at $1.8K/s base income โ the highest figure documented for any egg that spawns in Forest.
- Rarity
- Legendary
- Area
- Forest
- Base income
- $1.8K/s
- Rank in area
- 1 of 8
Where you find it
The Brr Brr Patapim Egg spawns in Forest and nowhere else. Forest is area 1 of 11 in progression order. It has no Speed requirement, so you can reach it from the start of the game. The guardian there is Chicken, and nests reset every 5 minutes.
How it ranks in Forest
This is the top of the Forest pool. The next-best egg in the area is Bear at $240/s, so this is the egg to hold out for.
- 1Brr Brr Patapim(this egg)$1.8K/s
- 2Bear$240/s
- 3Fox$180/s
- 4Raccoon$45/s
- 5Burrowing Owl$35/s
- 6Bird$8/s
- 7Dog$2/s
- 8Chicken$1/s
Stealing it
- Nests reset every 5 minutes, so if the Brr Brr Patapim Egg is not up when you arrive, waiting for the reset is usually faster than travelling to another area.
- Colour varies between spawns and does not affect the income of the pet inside โ identify the egg by its shape, not its colour.
- Bigger eggs are worth more but are heavier and slow you down. If you are close to the Speed requirement, a large egg can turn a safe run into a failed one.
- Chicken guards the nests in Forest. Grab and keep moving rather than stopping to inspect what you picked up.
Other eggs in Forest
This is an independent fan-made website and is not affiliated with Roblox or the developers of Steal an Egg. The Brr Brr Patapim Egg name, its Legendary rarity tier and the $1.8K/s income figure come from the community wiki at stealanegg.fandom.com, last checked September 15, 2026. Income excludes size and mutation multipliers and may change with any game update. Read the full disclaimer.




