Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update launched on 3 October 2026, adding the thirteenth biome, eight new pets, a formidable guardian and a questline that opens a sealed magical tree. Rather than being another simple egg-hunting area, this forest connects late-game Speed progression with the Wisp, Butterfly Bloom, an Enchanted mutation and a secret cooperative fusion room.
The Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update rewards players who know what you need for each activity. Reaching the forest is not the same as escaping with one of its eggs, and getting through the Enchanted Tree requires more than high Speed. Here are the routes, mechanics and rewards that players have documented since the update arrived, with uncertain requirements distinguished from what can be seen in-game.
Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update location and Speed requirement
The Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update went live at 3 p.m. UTC on Saturday 3 October, or 4 p.m. BST in the UK. The Enchanted Forest is the thirteenth biome, immediately beyond Angels & Demons. Continue along the existing progression corridor until you reach the new night-time forest with luminous mushrooms, crystals, lanterns and trees.
The area’s sign gives 50 billion (50B) Speed as the recommended value; the preceding Angels & Demons biome has a 20B reference. Some post-launch reports say the forest can be entered below 50B, whereas others describe an access check for its Wisp. This makes 50B a reliable training target, but not a universally verified hard entry threshold. If the new area’s entrance or NPC blocks you, follow the live prompt rather than a guessed number.
How eggs and the Celestial Sunlion work
Taking an egg in the Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update still means bringing it safely back to your base. Approach one of the nests, collect an egg and leave before the sleeping guardian catches you. That guardian is the Celestial Sunlion, a purple, star-patterned lion with golden paws, which wakes and chases players after an egg is taken.
The 50B recommendation matters because returning with an egg is harder than simply walking to the nest. Work on your treadmill and income if you are struggling to escape. A succession of completed trips with ordinary eggs is more productive than repeatedly losing a rare catch. Speak to the Wisp before you start serious farming, since its first quest tracks successful forest egg thefts.
Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update pets and rarities
There are eight pets in the new biome’s Index. These are the names and reported rarity tiers documented in independent post-launch Index coverage; egg spawn rates, hatch chances and most income values are less securely established.
| Pet | Rarity |
|---|---|
| Prism Gecko | Legendary |
| Petal Beetle | Mythic |
| Enchanted Bluejay | Mythic |
| Astral Jackalope | Cosmic |
| Spirit Panda | Cosmic |
| Starry Fox | Secret |
| Celestial Sunlion | Eternal |
| Royal Skywhale | Divine |
Completing the eight-pet Index in the Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update awards a new weapon. The Sunlion is both the area’s guardian and an Index pet. Royal Skywhale is another particularly rare forest target, and the two become important again in the hidden fusion room. The quest reward Jitterbug is separate from these eight ordinary Index slots, so it should not be added to a supposed nine-pet forest list.
Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update Wisp quest walkthrough
Look for a small glowing golden Wisp near the new biome’s entrance, in the general area of its Speed board and sealed tree. Interact with the Your Wisp prompt to open Grow Your Wisp. The questline progresses through three objectives, followed by returning the Wisp to open the Enchanted Tree. Activate it before collecting eggs and claim each completed stage when the option appears.
- Steal 20 Enchanted Forest eggs. Successfully bring eggs from this area back to base. A documented in-game counter reads 0/20 at the start. Check the number after each trip to confirm your progress.
- Fuse an Enchanted Forest animal. Use your base’s regular Fuse Machine with pets from the new biome. A reported example uses three Prism Geckos, but there is no reason to assume that is the only combination. Reports disagree about how many fusions the unlocked stage actually demands; use your current panel’s counter rather than wasting additional rare pets.
- Steal any Eternal. The visible objective names the rarity, not a specific forest pet. Bring back an Eternal egg and check that the quest records the action.
- Return the Wisp. After the three objectives have been claimed, use the return interaction. Walk back to the sealed trunk and select Enter Enchanted Tree.
The Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update has caused confusion particularly around its fusion stage. It uses the base Fuse Machine, not the hidden two-player station you discover later. If a quest seems stuck, inspect the on-screen tracker and check whether the previous reward still needs claiming before repeating an expensive action.
Butterfly Bloom and the Enchanted mutation
Once the Wisp has unlocked the tree, enter and pick up the Butterfly Net in the central area. The Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update introduces Butterfly Bloom, during which colourful butterflies appear in the forest near its nests. Equip the net, walk or run into the butterflies and watch your catches accumulate in your inventory.
Gameplay guides report blooms approximately every 30 minutes, commonly near :15 and :45, although Roblox has not published a fixed timetable in the game’s description. Watch the event announcement on your server. The butterfly types, from common to rare, are Emerald, Sapphire, Amethyst and Radiant.
Inside the tree, the Convert station offers reported guaranteed trade-ups: 10 Emerald for one Sapphire, 10 Sapphire for one Amethyst, and 50 Amethyst for one Radiant. The Enchanted Mutation Shrine has a reported recipe of 240 Emerald, 115 Sapphire, 40 Amethyst and one Radiant for an Enchanted Essence. Apply that essence to an unhatched egg. The shrine’s advertised 100% success rate describes mutation application, not an income bonus.
Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update secrets and fusion room
There are two connected secrets inside the Enchanted Tree. First, explore the upper route and locate the portal that leads to a coloured mushroom memory challenge. Watch the mushrooms light up, repeat their order and complete the growing sequences. The sequence changes as you play, so a fixed set of five colours is not a reliable solution. Reaching the lounge beyond the puzzle leads to Cricket’s Banjo and a Jitterbug reward.
For the second Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update secret, take the Banjo back up the tree and play it near the broken walkway or crystals. A bridge appears, giving access to the cooperative fusion chamber. This station involves two players and the biome’s rare Celestial Sunlion and Royal Skywhale pets, with Spirit World Guardian as the reported result. Inspect the station’s live input requirements with your fusion partner before using valuable pets.
Best progression order after the Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update
Start by checking your Speed and learning how quickly the Sunlion can catch you. Activate the Wisp, carry home 20 eggs, save enough spare forest pets for its fusion stage and finish the Eternal objective. Only then return the Wisp and collect the Butterfly Net. From there, farm the Bloom for the shrine and attempt the mushroom and Banjo puzzles before considering the much more costly cooperative fusion.
The Steal An Egg Enchanted Forest Update gives established players a complete new chain of things to work towards, from the eight-pet Index to a hidden reward beyond the tree. What matters is completing one step before committing resources to the next. The forest’s entry advice, rare pet valuations and disputed fusion counts are worth checking against your current in-game panels rather than treating estimates as permanent rules.
Official source: Steal An Egg on Roblox.
