Steal An Egg Base Upgrades and Pet Index Bat Rewards

Read the active-pet counter before buying

The Wiki’s base guide identifies an Active counter as the occupied count over the current capacity. It distinguishes extra active capacity from changes to a pet’s weight or income multiplier. Its captured early levels do not all add exactly one slot, so the button and resulting capacity matter more than a generic “+1” description.

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Value a capacity purchase by the added earner

Use the pet you would activate as the benefit. If an illustrative slot costs 30,000 and lets an otherwise inactive pet add 100 money per second, the simple payback is 300 seconds, or five minutes. That assumes the price is paid once, the rate stays constant and the slot actually adds that earner. If it replaces an existing pet instead, calculate the difference in rates.

Claim a Pet Index reward deliberately

AllThingsHow’s September 25 article reports a biome collection route: open the Index, select the relevant World page, complete its required entries, then use the reward’s claim control. The same article also lists the old Rift Shop and Admin events, so its acquisition paths should be checked against the current update.

1. Open the Index and choose the biome set you are working on.
2. Read its current required entries; do not assume every set has an identical total.
3. Collect and hatch the missing entries.
4. When the page shows completion, use the visible claim control.
5. Check the reward in your equipment menu and distinguish the skin’s appearance from any displayed gameplay effect.

If the reward does not appear

Check whether the entry registered, whether the correct set is complete, and whether the reward was claimed. Record the panel state before repeating a purchase or collection task. A cosmetic name or shape alone is not a measurement of knockback or boss damage.