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Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest biome guide: How to unlock the biome and its pets

Updated on October 7, 2026 (about 1 hour ago)

Steal An Egg's Enchanted Forest is where you can hunt eight new pets, but getting a clean egg run takes more than reaching the map. Aim for 50 billion Speed before you start farming the area. That is the practical target for the biome, and the Celestial Sunlion guarding the nests can still end a run if you are too slow.

The forest comes after Angels and Demons on the current route. This guide covers the route, the steal-and-hatch loop, the full pet list, and the optional Wisp questline. You do not need the Enchanted Tree to hatch the biome's base pets.

How to reach the Enchanted Forest in Steal An Egg

Travel past Angels and Demons toward the Enchanted Forest, then train your Speed until you reach the 50 billion target. The forest can be entered with less Speed, but 50B is the practical preparation target for making egg runs. It also matches the Speed value repeatedly recommended for this area.

Celestial Sunlion asleep beside the Enchanted Forest egg nests

When you reach the nests, plan around the Celestial Sunlion. It guards the Enchanted Forest eggs, so 50B Speed is not a promise that every escape will be safe. The useful goal is a repeatable route that lets you take an egg and get back to base before the guardian ends the run.

How to steal and hatch Enchanted Forest eggs

Once you can make the trip, use the normal Steal An Egg loop in this order:

  1. Go to the Enchanted Forest egg nests after passing the Angels and Demons area.
  2. Choose an egg and steal it from the forest.
  3. Leave the nests while avoiding or outrunning the Celestial Sunlion.
  4. Return to your base with the egg.
  5. Hatch the egg at base, then repeat the run for another index entry.

A successful hatch fills one of the Enchanted Forest entries. Use the Index to track your collection as you work toward all eight pets.

All Enchanted Forest pets in Steal An Egg

The Enchanted Forest egg pool contains the eight pets below. Each pet comes from stealing and hatching an Enchanted Forest egg, and the table lists its rarity.

The Enchanted Forest pet index showing three discovered pets and five hidden slots

PetRarityHow to get it
Prism GeckoLegendarySteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Petal BeetleMythicSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Enchanted BluejayMythicSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Astral JackalopeCosmicSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Spirit PandaCosmicSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Starry FoxSecretSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Celestial SunlionEternalSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg
Royal SkywhaleDivineSteal and hatch an Enchanted Forest egg

Undiscovered pets can remain hidden in the Index until you hatch them. Check it between runs so you know which of the eight pets you still need.

Is the Enchanted Tree required for the Enchanted Forest pets?

No. The eight base pets come from Enchanted Forest eggs, while Wisp starts a separate route to the Enchanted Tree. Wisp is a quest NPC, not a ninth hatchable pet.

The Grow Your Wisp panel showing the Enchanted Forest egg quest and locked follow-up steps

If you want the tree, look for Wisp near the forest entrance or its Speed board. The route has three named objectives:

  1. Steal 20 Enchanted Forest Eggs.
  2. Fuse an Enchanted Forest Pet.
  3. Steal Any Eternal Pet.

Complete and claim each objective. When the route is complete, select Return the Wisp, then interact with the sealed Enchanted Tree. The second objective may show a different fusion counter in your game, so follow the live wording in the quest panel instead of relying on a fixed number.

The tree opens the follow-up area with the Butterfly Net, Conversion Center, and Enchanted Mutation Shrine. None of those services is required for the eight base pets. For the full optional route, use the Wisp quest guide.

Build toward repeatable 50B egg runs, then use the Index to finish the eight-pet collection. Chase Wisp and the Enchanted Tree afterward if you want the butterfly and mutation systems.

Venkatesh Bobbili

About Venkatesh Bobbili

Venkatesh is the detail obsessed researcher on the team. He enjoys breaking down game mechanics, comparing builds, and testing upgrade paths to understand how each Roblox game truly works under the hood. On Bloxodes, he focuses on in depth guides, balancing info, and checking every update before articles go live. He also helps refine tools and datasets that power many parts of the site. His favorite Roblox game is Blade Ball.

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