Of everything Steal An Egg's description lists, only one item is described as something you raise: Speed. "Train on the treadmill to gain Speed" is the single growth line in the developer's text, and it sits directly above the line about stealing from other players. This page explains what that pairing implies, and stops where the developer's text stops.
The Only Growth Stat the Developer Names
The description lists money, pets, a treadmill, a base, Speed, and rarity. Of those, money is a currency, pets are collectibles, the treadmill and base are things you buy, and rarity is a property of what you find. Speed is the only entry written as a change in the player: train, and the number goes up.
That asymmetry is the strongest structural hint in the whole description. A game that names exactly one improvable attribute is telling you where its progression lives, and it is not in the pet collection — pets earn, but Speed is what you become.
How Speed Is Raised
One method is stated: training on the treadmill. The description gives no alternative — no potion, no shop item, no egg that grants it. It also places the treadmill on your own base, alongside the upgrade line, which means the treadmill is both a purchase and a place you stand.
The description does not say whether Speed decays, whether it is capped, whether the treadmill has levels, or how fast training moves the number. Those are the four questions every Speed page on the internet answers confidently and none of them can source. We are not going to guess at them.
Why Speed Matters More in a Seven-Player Room
The platform reports a maximum of seven players per server. In a game with 810,589 players at our reading, that cap is unusually tight, and it changes what Speed is for. With six possible rivals in the room, a theft attempt is not a race against a crowd — it is a race against a specific person whose plot you can see and whose habits you can learn.
That is also why the description orders its two theft lines the way it does. "Steal eggs from pets" comes first, before any upgrade; "steal eggs from other players" comes after the treadmill. The developer put the PvP line downstream of the Speed line, which reads as a difficulty step rather than a coincidence.
What a Speed Number Would Have to Come From
A credible Speed figure needs one of three things: a value in the description, a value visible in the game's own interface, or a datamine published with a date and a method. None of the three exists for this game as of October 20, 2026. What does exist is a community calculator at robloxstealanegg.wiki, which models Speed planning without claiming developer figures — useful as a planning tool, not as a source for a cap.
The same wiki states that eggs reset every four and a half minutes. That is a third-party observation, not a developer statement, and we are labelling it as such rather than folding it into the mechanics above.
Official Channels
First-party links, no nofollow:
- Steal An Egg on Roblox — this page's source.
- "and Collect Rare Pets" — the verified developer group.
Sources Outside the Developer
- robloxstealanegg.wiki speed calculator — a community planning tool; its source review is dated September 22, 2026.
Update Rule
We separate what the developer wrote from what a community page observed, and we date both. If a Speed cap or a training rate is ever published, it goes on this page with its source; until then the honest answer is that the game does not say.