Swing For Eggs Pets Tier List

Pets are the Cash engine of Swing For Eggs. You steal Eggs, hatch them into Pets, and those Pets generate Cash per second that funds Suits and treadmill upgrades. This tier list explains the rarity ladder, shows session income examples, and outlines sell-versus-keep strategy without inventing unconfirmed Pet names.

Rarity ladder

From lowest to highest:

1. Common
2. Secret
3. Eternal
4. DIVINE

Higher rarity usually means stronger income and flashier models, but biome difficulty gates which Eggs you can even touch. A Common from a safe Chicken route can still matter in the first ten minutes; a DIVINE you cannot reach yet does not help your Homemade Suit fund.

Income examples (one session snapshot)

These figures come from a recorded play session and can change with balance patches:

Pet example	Approx. Cash/s
Kangaroo	$15
Tiger	$151
Eagle	$35,000
Blobfish	$26,000

Use the table as a scale reference: early Pets sit in the tens to hundreds, while stronger finds jump into the thousands and beyond. Always check the in-game Pet panel for live Cash/s after a patch.

Tier thinking by rarity

Common — early fuel

Keep a few Commons only while slots are empty and Suits are cheap. Once Classic or Advanced is owned, start selling the weakest Commons to fund better Eggs. Commons are stepping stones, not endgame identity.

Secret — mid-board staples

Secrets often replace Commons as your stable income layer. If a Secret clearly outpaces your weakest Pet, hatch and lock it in. Sell duplicates when slots are tight.

Eternal — high priority keeps

Eternals are worth protecting during PvP and night resets. Build routes around biomes that can drop them once your Suit swing count supports the trip. Prefer upgrading Pet slots before selling an Eternal to make room for unknowns.

DIVINE — trophy income

DIVINE Pets are the dream pulls. Treat any confirmed DIVINE as a long-term hold unless the developers publish a rework. Do not risk carrying a freshly stolen DIVINE Egg through crowded PvP servers without an escape plan — read Players and How to steal Eggs.

Biome versus rarity (community-reported)

Partial zone notes from community reports (not a complete official map):

• Chicken — starter Eggs, safest learning ground
• Wolf forest — higher speed demand (~700k mentioned)
• Minotaur — around ~40k speed notes in some reports
• Dragon — ~170k speed notes
• Unicorn — mid/high fantasy route (details still incomplete)
• Volcano — colossal / late pressure
• Ocean — extreme speed talk (~700M in some reports)

Because data is incomplete, this wiki labels biome numbers as community-reported. Bring enough Suit + treadmill power before forcing Ocean or Volcano runs. See Biomes map for the honest partial layout.

Sell strategy

1. After each hatch, sort Pets by Cash/s.
2. Sell the bottom performers until you have free slots for the next Egg run.
3. Never sell your top earner to “make space” — buy Pet slot upgrades first when possible.
4. If auto-hatch scripts fill your inventory with Commons, disable them and clean manually (see Scripts risks).
5. Cash from sells should funnel into the next Suit on the Suits tier list.

Index and collection goals

Filling a Pet index is fun, but income efficiency wins progression races. A lean team of high Cash/s Pets beats a full zoo of Commons. When you specialize, pick biomes your current Suit can clear consistently rather than gambling every life on a rumor Egg.

Related guides

• Deep hatch / sell walkthrough: Pets and Eggs
• Suit spending order: Suits tier list
• First-hour loop: Getting Started

Patch changes to Egg tables will be reflected here after verification. Until then, trust live Cash/s readouts over outdated screenshots.