Sword Hunter Pet Eggs: September 2026 Egg List and Hatch Times

Quick answer

In Sword Hunter, eggs are one of the two ways pets are obtained — pets hatch from eggs or are caught as creatures in the world. Once you have an egg, it goes into an incubator and gestates until it is ready to hatch; claim it then, and the pet increases your stats to help you defeat enemies more easily. Eggs arrive primarily as redeemable code rewards, and the code system is unrestricted: you can redeem codes the very first time you log in.

• Eggs come mainly from codes; a few also drop from slimes, a group gift box, or the golden egg in the open world.
• Observed hatch waits range from roughly 10 seconds to about 10 minutes depending on the egg, and paying nine Robux skips the wait.

Sword Hunter egg list (September 2026)

Most arrive as code rewards; a few only appear in the world or in menus. See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

Checklist

• Pet Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Frog Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Gold Frog Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Gold Wolf Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Rainbow Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Fox Egg

  See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

• Slime egg

  Picked up as a pop-up during gameplay.

• Golden egg

  Found in the open world; it must be unlocked before it can be hatched.

• Treasure egg

  Visible only as a shop menu tab entry, with no further details shown.

Codes that reward eggs

How to redeem egg codes in-game

Redeem steps

• Launch Sword Hunter on Roblox.
• Click the Store button on the left side of the screen.
• Find the Enter Code box at the bottom of the Store menu.
• Enter an active code exactly as shown.
• Click Redeem to claim your rewards.

In-world egg sources: slime drops, group gift box, golden egg

Beyond codes, three in-world egg sources appear in gameplay footage. Slime packs carry an "attack to get an egg" prompt: attacking the slimes eventually drops an egg, which one creator hatched after a wait of about 10 seconds. A small gift box in the open world grants a free rainbow egg to players who like the game, favorite the game, and join the Roblox group. A golden egg also appears in the world; it must first be unlocked, and hatching it takes about 10 minutes. The same footage shows a "treasure egg" entry in the shop menu, though nothing further about it is shown.

Hatch outcomes, hatch times, and instant-hatch cost

Documented hatch outcomes are partial. The Fox Egg produces an orange fox, the Rainbow Egg can be hatched to receive a random pet, and a slime egg produced a slime pet in gameplay (a "Sky Slime", a B-tier Blair Slime, in the footage). Observed hatch times vary by egg: roughly 10 seconds for a slime-dropped egg and about 10 minutes for the golden egg — these are footage observations, not universal values — and the wait can be skipped by paying nine Robux to hatch an egg quickly. The hatch-pets guide cautions that the 0.01% Phoenix should be treated as a long-term goal, not a guaranteed hatch from one Rainbow Egg; that 0.01% figure describes the Phoenix's rarity as a catch, not a per-egg drop rate.

Two caveats when planning hatches: hatching is described as incubator gestation in progress guides but appears as direct hatch timers in gameplay, so expect the exact flow to differ by egg, and no Cash purchase prices or drop rates are documented for individual eggs — the only hatching cost figure is the nine-Robux instant hatch.

Eggs are private in co-op servers

Sword Hunter servers hold 12 players and share the island, the monster packs, and the giant gorilla boss, but eggs stay account-private. The co-op setup keeps wallets, eggs, and merge tables private, so any egg you redeem or find during a shared session belongs to your account only.