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Castle Egg

For this egg the checked sources print no picture at all; the space where an image would sit is left empty on purpose.

The catalogue's only building

A castle is a fortified residence, stone walls and towers built to be defended, and as an egg name it is the catalogue's only piece of architecture: other eggs name animals, plants, substances and weathers, but the Castle Egg names a building. It stands in the Fantasy Expansion, the game's thirteenth zone on the fan wiki's zones table, which went live on the 8 November 2026 build, and the name fits the expansion's register, a fairy tale stronghold shelved beside a crystal and a lion. The record behind the name is young and thin. The fan wiki's egg record tags this egg with the Omega rarity badge, the joint highest badge among the zone's three eggs, but no source checked publishes what hatches from it: its outcome list is empty in the harvest, its grow time and hatch reward are unrecorded, and not one of the game's 108 catalogued pets carries the Fantasy Expansion biome.

Alphabetically the Castle Egg files ninth of 44, between the Candy Egg and the Celestial Fusion Egg, which puts the catalogue's only building between a sweet and a machine in the index's busiest early run. The letter C it opens is shared with four other names, Cactus, Candy, Celestial Fusion and Crystal, and its own trio is scattered by the alphabet: the Crystal Egg files two places later at eleventh, while the Lion Egg waits at twenty second, so the Fantasy Expansion's three doors stand at nine, eleven and twenty two in a catalogue of forty four. A reader reconstructing the zone from the index alone would meet two of its eggs almost at once and then wait eleven more lines for the third.

The zone behind the name

The Castle Egg's zone is the game's newest ground. Fantasy Expansion went live on the 8 November 2026 build, four days before the November 12 refresh rechecked this record, and the fan wiki's zones table counts it thirteenth of thirteen. Its published Speed figure is 1.5T. That is twice the 750B the same wiki publishes for Fairy Castle, the zone added a week earlier, seven and a half times the Haunted Graveyard's recommended Speed of about 200B, and still short of the 10T carried by the Enchanted Pickaxe at the top of the twenty tier pickaxe ladder. The harvest's primary database, OP.GG, does not list the zone in its table at all, so everything on this page rests on the fan wiki's record, the single source position the Graveyard pair knew when they were the new arrivals.

The zone record also carries TITANIC variant HP bars for the zone's giant event forms: 5Qa against this egg's name, 1.2Qa against the Crystal Egg's and 15Qa against the Lion Egg's. TITANIC variants are event spawns rather than separate eggs, so those bars are readings for the giants, not shell strengths for the eggs on the shelf, and no HP is published for the ordinary Castle Egg itself. On that side list this egg stands in the middle of its trio, its bar a third of the Lion Egg's figure and a little over four times the Crystal Egg's.

What the record does not publish

What hatches from the Castle Egg is, on the present record, undocumented, and the page says so in the pool's place. The harvest's outcome list for the egg is empty; no source publishes a pool for it or for its two companions, and the pet dataset's 108 animals include none carrying the Fantasy Expansion biome, so there is no zone pool this page could borrow even if borrowing were honest. Odds are unpublished, price is unpublished in every currency, and grow time and hatch reward stand blank in the egg's record. The Omega badge in the wiki's egg record is the file's only classification. A borrowed roster would read better and be worse; the rule the Graveyard pages follow, print the absence, applies here unchanged. The record completes the day a second source or an in game Index read publishes the zone's animals, and not before.

Three eggs, one young zone

The Fantasy Expansion opened with three eggs on the fan wiki's record, and this is the first of them a catalogue reader meets. The trio divides its honours unevenly: the Castle Egg and the Crystal Egg carry the Omega badge while the Lion Egg carries the Ethereal, and on the zone record's variant list the order inverts, the Lion's giant form reading 15Qa against this egg's 5Qa and the Crystal's 1.2Qa. With no pool published for any of the three, what separates them today is a badge, a bar and a name: a building, a gemstone and a beast, filed at nine, eleven and twenty two. Which of them a player should want is a question the record cannot answer yet, and this page leaves it unanswered rather than ranking three undocumented interiors by their labels.

One more record note

One more comparison belongs to this egg's page, because it sets the catalogue's oldest kind of name against its newest kind of record. A castle is the most permanent object in the index, a building meant to stand for centuries, yet the record behind this one is the family's most perishable: a single wiki's zone page, four days old at the recheck, describing a zone the main database does not list. If the wiki's Fantasy Expansion record is revised next month, this page changes with it, and the page is written so that it can: every claim above is tied to the zone record, the egg record or the catalogue position, and nothing rests on a pool that a later source might contradict, because no pool has been risked at all.

A fortress among food and machines

The Castle Egg's index neighbourhood deserves its own paragraph, because no four consecutive lines of the catalogue mix their subjects faster. At eighth stands the Candy Egg, a food word; at ninth this egg, a building; at tenth the Celestial Fusion Egg, a machine process; at eleventh the Crystal Egg, a gemstone. Food, architecture, industry and mineralogy in four lines, three of the four belonging to zones the harvest added in a single November week. A reader entering the catalogue at the Candy Egg and reading downward crosses from the game's oldest style of naming, scenery and sweets, into its newest, objects from a fairy tale shelf, without any marker in the list itself. The biome fields carry the story: Candy zone, Fantasy Expansion, Planet X, Fantasy Expansion, an alternation the alphabet produced by accident and the record preserves as found.

Filing position

In the catalogue the Castle Egg files ninth of 44, between the Candy Egg and the Celestial Fusion Egg, in the early run where the index is at its most mixed. The letter C opens five of the catalogue's names, Cactus, Candy, Castle, Celestial Fusion and Crystal, and this egg stands in the middle of that run. Its own zone contributes three names to the list, its companions filing at eleventh and twenty second, so the Fantasy Expansion's index card is written in two clusters: a pair near the top and a single name at the catalogue's exact middle. A catalogue sorted by name cannot show that the three belong together; the biome field does that work, and on this egg's card it reads Fantasy Expansion, the youngest zone line in the database.

Checked against breakstealanegg.wiki, the fan wiki whose zones table and egg records are this egg's only source, most recently in the November 12, 2026 refresh, the Castle Egg file contains a Fantasy Expansion biome field, an Omega rarity badge in the fan wiki's egg record, a zone live on the 8 November 2026 build with a published zone Speed of 1.5T, a 5Qa TITANIC variant bar on the zone record, and no published pool, odds, price, grow time or hatch reward. OP.GG, Beebom and Eldorado, the harvest's other databases, do not list the Fantasy Expansion zone at all, and this page claims nothing beyond the single source's fields and the arithmetic done openly on them. See the methodology page for how figures are gathered, the pet database for the pets that are published game wide, and the income calculator for pen totals from published figures.