How to Get the Sabertooth Egg

The Sabertooth Egg is a community reward, not a code. It requires membership of the ILGames x Eggs Roblox group, and it is claimed inside the game's shop by typing your username rather than a code string. The egg hatches a Legendary Sabertooth pet, which you then place in your pen to start earning cash.

Because the claim field looks like a code box, a lot of players assume a code is needed. It is not: the field verifies that your Roblox account is in the group.

1. Open the game page on Roblox and open the Developer section to reach the ILGames x Eggs community.

2. Click View Community, then Join Community.

3. Confirm the membership shows in the Communities tab of your Roblox profile. If it does not show there, the shop will not verify you.

4. Launch Break and Steal an Egg and click the Shop button on the left side of the screen.

5. Scroll to the bottom of the shop menu to the Community Rewards section.

6. Type your full Roblox username with exact capitalisation and click Verify.

The username field is case-sensitive and expects the complete name, so a shortened or retyped version fails. Copy the name from your profile instead of typing it.

If you joined the group moments ago, rejoin the game so the shop refreshes the membership check. A group membership that has not propagated yet looks identical to not being in the group.

As a first Legenary pet it is a real head start: a Legendary-tier animal in the pen early produces income while you are still learning the loop, and the discovery reward pays out the first time you receive it. It is not a replacement for the zone progression — the Legendary band sits far below the Divine and Cosmic pets you will meet later — but it costs nothing.

If you want the exact income and discovery reward values, the pet database lists every confirmed pet by zone.

Diagnose before you change anything

When the claim will not go through, treat the form as the suspect rather than the reward. The field wants the complete, exactly-cased name from your profile — not a shortened version, not a display name, and not something retyped from memory. If the name is right, check the membership the claim reads from, because the reward follows the group you joined rather than the account you are currently on. Only once both of those are clean is it worth assuming the reward itself is unavailable.

Check that the change actually landed

Confirm the claim landed before you build a plan around it. The proof is the egg, not a confirmation message: take it through the same steps as any other egg and then check that the species appears where your collection is tracked. If the egg shows up but the species does not register, the hatch has not happened yet rather than the claim having failed. If neither appears, the form rejected one of the two inputs and the fix is back at the field, not in the game.

Common misreads

The main misread is expecting a code box. This is a claim verified against a username, so no code list can produce it, and any string sold as a code for this reward has nothing to do with the game. The second is assuming the claim repeats: it is tied to an account and a membership, not to a cooldown you can farm. The third is judging the reward before it is hatched — a reward egg is only worth anything once it has been taken through the same steps as every other egg.