Steal Eggs in Raise A Catboy

Stealing eggs is the heartbeat of Raise A Catboy. Every Catboy that pays café $/s started as an egg you carried home—or as a Robux product that skipped the carry. This guide focuses on the free steal, how to read world labels, when Robux Steal is a shortcut instead of a trap, and how inventory grow times change your patience after you land.

If you have not completed a first loop yet, skim Getting Started first. For Speed gates that decide which nests you can even reach, use Cat Wheel Speed and the Areas atlas.

The steal sequence

1. Enter an area your Speed can survive.
2. Find a nest, pedestal, or box prompt that shows an egg.
3. Read rarity and any size tag before you commit.
4. Trigger the steal interaction and start moving immediately.
5. Escape chase pressure on the shortest safe path to your café.
6. Place the egg on the hatch spot and wait for READY.
7. Hatch, then check the new Catboy’s $/s line.

Miss any step and the run fails for a different reason: wrong zone, wrong rarity expectation, slow escape, or hatching too early.

Raise A Catboy basic overview — steal and hatch loop

Free steal vs Robux Steal

There are two different “steal” ideas players mix up:

• Free world steal — you physically take an egg and run it home. This is the core loop and costs nothing.
• Robux Steal product — a shop/dev product priced per rarity that lets you pay instead of completing that tier’s free run. Confirmed Steal prices climb from Common 5 R$ to Divine 1,299 R$ across eleven tiers.

Use free steals while learning routes. Pay Steal only when the time saved is worth more than grinding the same rarity on foot. The full price table and Skip products (Skip starts at Mythic) live on the Tier List Hub and Rarities Strategy pages.

Rough Steal ladder (confirm in-game before buying):

Tier	Steal (R$)
Common	5
Rare	9
Epic	19
Legendary	39
Mythic	79
Relic	129
Exotic	199
Ascendant	299
Secret	499
Super Secret	799
Divine	1,299

A Divine Steal costs 260× a Common Steal. That single comparison is why F2P players mass-hatch Commons and Rares instead of rage-buying the top tier.

Size tags: SMALL / MEDIUM / LARGE

World frames print size beside egg names. Reviewed samples include Common SMALL, Rare LARGE, Mythic across SMALL/MEDIUM/LARGE, Relic SMALL/MEDIUM, Secret SMALL, and Super Secret SMALL/MEDIUM. Size is not a twelfth rarity—it is a world label on the spawn you are looking at.

Practical habits:

• Always read rarity first, size second.
• Do not assume LARGE automatically means “better income after hatch.” Income comes from the Catboy rarity and unit, not the size word alone.
• Use size only as a visual confirmation you grabbed the egg you meant to grab in a crowded nest cluster.

Inventory sell and grow samples

These inventory samples help you plan how long an egg sits before hatch. Relic is world-confirmed and appears on the Robux ladder, but inventory sell/grow for Relic was not captured—do not invent those fields.

Egg	Sells for (sample)	Grows (sample)
Common	$100	10s
Rare	$3K	50s
Epic	$25K	1m 39s
Legendary	$250K	3m 40s
Mythic	$2M	5m 30s
Exotic	$250M	45m
Ascendant	$2.5B	1h 30m
Secret	$25B	2h 41m
Super Secret	$250B	7h 20m
Divine	$2.5T	10h 40m

Early on, Commons and Rares teach the UI quickly. Mid-game, Legendary and Mythic asks for real patience or the 2x Egg Hatch pass (149 R$) covered in Café Income. Late-game Divine grow times are multi-hour commitments—plan sessions around them.

Escape fundamentals

• Commit to a route before you steal. Glance at the path home while still safe.
• Do not greed side nests after you already hold an egg.
• Respect Speed gates. Entering Arcade Alley at starter Speed is how you donate eggs to the floor.
• Reset after repeated fails. If three Commons die to the same corner, change the line—you are practicing a bad habit.

Guards and chase intensity rise in later areas. That is another reason the Areas guide pairs recommended Speeds with zone names instead of treating every nest as equal.

Partial world spawn notes

These are samples, not a complete atlas:

• Plaza-style nests: Common SMALL, Rare LARGE
• Arcade / NEKO EXPRESS boxes: Rare; Mythic SMALL/MEDIUM; Relic SMALL
• Indoor pedestals: Mythic LARGE; Legendary SMALL
• Zone 6 Starlight: Relic Egg SMALL + MEDIUM
• Kitsune Lantern: Secret SMALL; Super Secret SMALL
• Celestial Cat Palace: Super Secret SMALL + MEDIUM

Use samples to set expectations, then trust what your live server actually spawns.

Player Steal prompts

Other players’ Catboys can show an E Steal prompt with a Robux price. Reviewed samples include low values like 5 R$ and higher values like 499 R$. Treat those prices as target-specific. Success flow details can still vary by update—if a prompt looks wrong, cancel and keep farming world eggs.

After the hatch

Once READY completes and you hatch:

1. Read $/s and compare against your café total.
2. Slot the Catboy into an open Spot; expand Spots if you are capped (Café Income).
3. Check whether the unit is Common–Epic filler or a late rarity worth Index attention (Players Hub).
4. Return to the wheel if Speed is blocking the next nest tier.

Steal decision tree

• Learning controls? Free Common only.
• Need café cash fast? Volume of free Commons/Rares beats one paid Epic.
• Stuck on grow timers? Consider 2x Egg Hatch before buying random Steals.
• Hunting a specific high tier? Compare Steal price vs Skip (from Mythic upward) on the rarities page, then decide.
• Divine impulse buy? Run the Tools egg-budget checklist first—1,299 R$ is many Common steals.

Master free steals and every paid product becomes optional. That is the Raise A Catboy mindset: the café rewards the eggs you can actually deliver, not the ones you only screenshot.