The official description says to steal from other players, and gameplay shows a player taking an egg from another player's area. That is a different prompt from taking an egg beside an animal. Practice a normal return in Steal an Egg and Get Home before you raid.
Before you take it
- Read the interaction. A visible pet or egg is not automatically takeable.
- Know which direction your yard is.
- Check that you have a place to put the result. A full yard wastes the trip.
- Expect the owner or the usual chase to interrupt you. No listing describes a guaranteed escape.
Once you take it, go home. A carry is not ownership. At the yard, confirm the egg can be placed. The footage does not publish a transfer timer or a single rule for what a hit does to a carried rival egg. Look at your inventory and yard after the interruption instead of guessing that the egg was deleted.
Your own yard
Expanding the yard adds space in the demonstration. It does not say your plot becomes untouchable, and standing inside it is not described as a shield. If your server shows a defensive prompt, read that prompt's label and duration. Do not copy a lock timer from another game.
Event Horizon Scythe advertises a permanent VOID bat and the EVENT HORIZON skill. It does not say the weapon stops theft, adds yard slots, or hatches eggs faster. Damage numbers are not in the pass text.
After a failed raid, name the break: wrong turn, no room, too slow, prompt unavailable, or a hit. Then open the guide for that break. Speed and food are in Food, Speed, and the Table. Space is in Yard Space and Table Seats.