FIELD NOTE
Speed targets by zone
These references cover 11 reported zones. The early-zone values come from Beebom’s biome guide, updated August 17, 2026; the Fandom Zones table also lists Cherry Blossom and Titan Temple and marks several values as approximate. Use them as training references, rather than exact pass-or-fail cutoffs for every chase.
| Zone | Speed reference | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Forest | No requirement | Starting zone. |
| Lake | 900 | Beebom calls this a minimum; the Lake sign in CHALLS’s August 14, 2026 gameplay says “900 Recommended.” That wording does not promise a successful escape at exactly 900. |
| Desert | 10K (10,000) | The next listed reference after Lake. |
| Jungle | About 40K (40,000) | Fandom flags disagreement over the exact value; keep this target approximate. |
| Snow | About 170K (170,000) | Approximate training reference. |
| Volcano | About 700K (700,000) | Approximate training reference. |
| Abyss Ocean | About 2.5M (2,500,000) | Approximate training reference. |
| Prehistoric | About 17–18M | Beebom, August 17, 2026, lists 17M; Eldorado, September 1, 2026, lists 18M. Fandom gives an approximate 17–18M range. |
| Cosmic | 700M (700,000,000) | Later reported zones continue below. |
| Cherry Blossom | 2.5B (2,500,000,000) | Listed in Fandom’s Zones table. |
| Titan Temple | 7B (7,000,000,000) | Last zone in that table, not a promise that no more zones will be added. |
K = thousand, M = million, B = billion. If a sign in your current server shows a different number, use that number and its wording to adjust your target for that run.
FIELD NOTE
Compare your current Speed
Use your total Speed stat, not your walking pace or the amount gained per treadmill step. Find the closest reference you have reached, then compare it with the next zone. If your HUD rounds the number, treat the comparison as approximate too.
| Your Speed | Where it puts you | Next training reference |
|---|---|---|
| 1K | Above Lake’s 900 reference and below Desert’s 10K. Consider Lake first. | Desert: about 9K more. |
| 50K | Above Jungle’s approximate 40K reference and below Snow’s approximate 170K. Consider Jungle or an earlier zone. | Snow: about 120K more. |
| 17.5M | Inside Prehistoric’s disputed 17–18M band; this is not a definite “ready.” Abyss Ocean is an earlier option. | 18M is the more conservative training target within that band: another 0.5M. It still does not guarantee an escape, and Cosmic’s 700M is far above this. |
| 3B | Above Cherry Blossom’s 2.5B reference and below Titan Temple’s 7B. Consider Cherry Blossom or an earlier zone. | Titan Temple: 4B more. |
| 7B or more | At or above Titan Temple’s reported reference. | If you still get caught, use the checks below. There is no verified extra percentage that guarantees a safe return with any egg. |
FIELD NOTE
Reached the target but still getting caught?
A bigger egg can make the return harder even when you meet a zone’s listed Speed. Beebom’s biome guide says the minimum may not be enough to outrun the guardian with a larger egg. Fandom’s zone tips also distinguish reaching a zone from getting a large egg home safely.
Try a smaller egg. The independent Steal An Egg speed guide recommends smaller eggs when carrying weight slows your escape. Do not assume two eggs from the same zone will be equally easy to carry.
Fall back to an earlier zone. If your current target keeps ending in a catch, try a zone with a lower listed reference while you build more Speed.
Train beyond the reference. Increase your Speed before retrying the same egg size. The table does not give a precise safe Speed for every egg weight.
Plan your return before taking the egg. Look at the route back first, as Fandom recommends, so you have a return path in mind before the chase.
These checks apply at Lake’s 900, Desert’s 10K, and the later-zone targets too. A listed value is useful for choosing what to try; the egg and the return trip still matter.