Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth Egg Guide

Learn how to claim the free Legendary Sabertooth Egg in Break and Steal an Egg, hatch it fast, and decide if it's worth your time.

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What Is the Sabertooth Egg in Break and Steal an Egg?

The Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth egg is one of the most talked-about freebies in the game right now, and for good reason. This Legendary-tier egg doesn't spawn in any zone, can't be bought, and can only be claimed once per Roblox account — making it far rarer than Titanic Eggs, which appear every 30 minutes. If you're just starting out, claiming this egg gives you an immediate cash engine that skips you past the early Chicken-and-Common-pet grind entirely.

Because it's tied to a one-time community verification, many players miss out simply because they don't know where to look. This guide walks you through every step of claiming the Sabertooth Egg, explains how hatching works, and breaks down whether it's actually worth your time in the early, mid, and late game.

How to Claim the Sabertooth Egg in Break and Steal an Egg

The Sabertooth Egg is a community reward, meaning you must be a verified member of the game's official Roblox group before the game will hand it over. Here's the full process, start to finish:

StepActionTips
1Join the ILGames x Eggs Roblox communityFind it via the Developer link on the game's Roblox page if the direct link doesn't work
2Confirm your membershipCheck your Communities list on the Roblox homepage before launching the game
3Launch Break and Steal an EggMake sure you're on the same account that joined the group
4Open the Shop menuThe Shop button sits on the left side of your screen
5Scroll to the Community Rewards sectionIt's located at the very bottom of the Shop menu
6Enter your full Roblox usernameUsernames are case-sensitive — type it exactly as it appears on your profile
7Click VerifyYour Sabertooth Egg is delivered instantly on success

A few common mistakes trip players up here. The most frequent one, based on community reports, is entering a display name instead of the actual username — the verification system only accepts the latter. Another is joining the group on a different account than the one you play on, since the egg is locked to a single Roblox account for life.

How Hatching Works and What You Get

Once the egg is in your inventory, place it anywhere inside your Pen and wait out the hatch timer. The egg always hatches a Sabertooth, a Legendary-rarity critter with a base earning rate of 1,300 Cash per second — a massive jump over anything a new player typically owns.

The wrinkle is egg weight. Verification rewards you with a Sabertooth Egg of random weight, and heavier eggs take longer to crack open — the exact hatch timer scales with the weight you roll, so don't panic if a heavy egg takes a while.

If you roll a particularly heavy egg, be patient — the payoff is the same Legendary Sabertooth regardless. There's also a chance, if fortune smiles on you, to hatch a giant-sized Sabertooth, which pushes your earnings into serious Cash-per-second territory.

Is the Sabertooth Egg Worth Claiming?

The short answer: absolutely, if you're new. Here's how the value breaks down by progression stage:

Player StageValue of the SabertoothWhy
Brand newExcellentReplaces Common critters like the Chicken and funds early upgrades fast
Early-mid gameSolidGiant Sabertooths generate thousands of Cash for Treadmill upgrades, Trails, and Pickaxes
Late gameMinimalBlossom and Galaxy zone eggs out-earn it, even at giant size

For beginners, the Sabertooth essentially acts as a progression accelerator. Instead of grinding with low-tier pets, you can funnel its steady Cash income into Treadmill upgrades, Trail purchases, and Pickaxe buys — the three pillars of early advancement in Break and Steal an Egg.

Late-game players have less to gain. Animals hatched from eggs in the Blossom and Galaxy zones outclass the Sabertooth's earnings even when the Sabertooth rolls a giant size. On top of that, the one-claim limit means you can't farm duplicates for the Animal Merging machine, so there's no path to scaling it up later. Still, since the egg is completely free and costs nothing but a group join, there's no downside to claiming it at any stage.

Other Free Rewards Worth Grabbing

While you're in a claiming mood, Break and Steal an Egg offers a couple of other no-cost boosts that pair nicely with your new Sabertooth:

FreebieRequirementReward
Sabertooth EggJoin ILGames x Eggs community + verify in ShopLegendary Sabertooth pet
Speed BoostLike and Favorite the game+10K Speed
Titanic EggsTimed spawns (every 30 minutes)Chance at high-tier critters

The +10K Speed reward is especially easy to miss. Head to the Free Rewards section located to the right of the Trails Shop, make sure you've hit both Like and Favorite on the game's Roblox page, then walk into the zone and click Claim. Speed matters in this game — faster movement means more eggs broken and stolen per session, which compounds nicely with your Sabertooth's passive income.

Note that the game currently has no redeemable codes. If the developers ever release any, they'll typically be announced through the official community, so staying in the ILGames x Eggs group pays off beyond the one-time egg reward.

Quick Tips to Maximize Your Sabertooth

  • Claim early. The verification reward is available to both new and veteran players, but its value is highest when your income is lowest.
  • Don't re-roll expectations. You get one egg, one Sabertooth, forever. There's no way to claim a second one or merge duplicates.
  • Place the egg before logging off. Hatch timers run in real time, so a heavy 2,000 kg egg can tick down while you're away.
  • Pair it with the Speed boost. More mobility plus stronger passive income equals faster overall progression.
  • Double-check your username. A single wrong character or incorrect capitalization will fail verification.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get the Sabertooth Egg in Break and Steal an Egg?

Join the ILGames x Eggs Roblox community, launch the game, open the Shop menu, scroll to the Community Rewards section at the bottom, enter your exact Roblox username, and hit Verify. The Sabertooth Egg is delivered immediately after successful verification.

What hatches from the Sabertooth Egg?

The egg always hatches a Sabertooth, a Legendary-rarity creature with a base earning rate of 1,300 Cash per second. With some luck, you may hatch a giant-sized Sabertooth that earns even more.

Can I claim more than one Sabertooth Egg?

No. Each Roblox account is limited to a single claim, which is part of what makes the Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth egg rarer than zone-spawned eggs. You also can't obtain duplicates for the Animal Merging machine.

How long does the Sabertooth Egg take to hatch?

Hatch time depends on the egg's weight. Lighter eggs hatch in under 20 minutes, while eggs over 2,000 kg can take more than an hour. Place the egg in your Pen and let the timer run — heavier eggs still hatch the same Legendary Sabertooth.