Steal an Egg has become one of the biggest pet-collecting games on Roblox, and the Gargoyle is one of the reasons players keep grinding. It sits in the Secret rarity tier, the highest a pet can reach in this game. If you have seen players chasing this stone creature across the Angels vs Demons biome, you already know why it matters. This guide breaks down everything about the Gargoyle, from its stats to the smartest way to add it to your pen.
What Makes Gargoyle So Special
The Gargoyle belongs to the Demonic Egg pool, which spawns inside the Angels vs Demons biome. This biome flips between an Angel side and a Demon side every night, and the Gargoyle only shows up on the demon rotation. You need to check which side is active before you plan a run.
As a Secret pet, the Gargoyle carries a base income of around twelve million dollars per second. That number already puts it ahead of most pets from earlier biomes. Its egg takes about twenty-one hours to hatch, which is a long wait, but the payout justifies the patience. We think this slow hatch time is intentional. It forces players to plan sessions instead of farming eggs back to back.
The pet’s in-game model carries a reference weight of fifty thousand kilograms, though your own Gargoyle can weigh more or less depending on size rolls and mutations. Weight and size directly affect how much money your pet earns, so two players can each own a Gargoyle and still see very different income numbers.
Where to Find the Gargoyle Egg
You will only find the Demonic Egg inside the Angels vs Demons biome, and only when the demon side is active. The biome switches automatically, so watch the in-game timer or the visual change in the sky and terrain. Demon nights bring darker lighting and a different set of nests around the map.
Once you spot a Demonic Egg, the real challenge begins. Every biome has some form of guardian chasing you the moment you grab an egg, and the demon side is no exception. You need enough Speed built up before you attempt this run, or you will lose the egg before you reach your base.
A few points worth remembering before you attempt a Gargoyle run:
- Train Speed well beyond the biome’s minimum requirement, since a heavier egg slows you down further.
- Watch the night cycle closely, because the demon rotation does not stay active forever.
- Bring backup if you can, since other players can steal the egg during your sprint home.
- Avoid the run with low-speed gear equipped, since one hit from a guardian can cost the trip.
Gargoyle’s Drop Chance and Rarity Explained
The Demonic Egg pool currently lists the Gargoyle with a fifteen percent share of that pool’s configured weights. That sounds generous on paper, but pool shares only describe odds before the game applies nightly rolls and event bonuses. Fifteen percent is not a guaranteed one-in-seven chance every time you hatch. It is closer to a baseline that shifts with server conditions.
This pattern is common across simulator-style Roblox games. Developers rarely lock a rate in stone while an egg is still being expanded, and the Demonic Egg is currently listed as partially added. Treat any percentage you see online as an estimate rather than a locked number.
We recommend hatching in batches rather than obsessing over a single egg. Grinding several Demonic Eggs across a few sessions gives you a realistic shot at the Gargoyle without burning out on one unlucky night.
Income, Fusing and Long-Term Value
Twelve million dollars per second sounds impressive, but the real value shows up once you apply mutations and size bonuses. A larger Gargoyle with a favorable mutation can multiply that base number several times over. This is why serious players do not stop at hatching one. They keep several Demonic Eggs cooking at once, hoping for a combination that pushes income much higher.
The Gargoyle can also be used in the Fuse Machine, which lets you combine multiple pets of the same species into a stronger version. Since it is not marked as unable to fuse, players building toward the strongest pen should treat it as a long-term project. Three Gargoyles fused can outproduce a single one by a wide margin, so holding onto duplicates instead of instantly using them is often the smarter move.
If you already have a Pegasus sitting in your pen, pairing it with a Gargoyle gives you a strong mix of speed and income from two different biome pools. Players building an endgame roster usually chase both at once since they come from related event content.
How Gargoyle Fits Into the Angels vs Demons Update
The Angels vs Demons update reshaped a large part of the late game in Steal an Egg. It introduced sixteen new pets split between the two sides, plus a merged biome that appears when both factions overlap. The Gargoyle represents the demon faction well, with a heavier, tankier profile compared to the lighter angel pets on the other side.
This update also brought a Secret Shrine into the mix, along with fresh eggs and mechanics tied to the night cycle. For the full breakdown of everything this update added, our Angels vs Demons update guide covers every new pet, egg, and the Secret Shrine mechanic in detail.
Knowing how the update connects its systems helps you plan smarter. The night cycle, the biome swap, and the egg pools work together, and the Gargoyle sits right at the center of that design.
Final Thoughts
The Gargoyle is not an easy pet to grab, and that is the point. Its long hatch time, biome restriction, and night cycle dependency push you toward better planning instead of blind grinding. Build Speed first, track the demon rotation closely, and treat every Demonic Egg as a step toward a stronger pen rather than a guaranteed win.
Players who stay patient with this loop tend to build the strongest bases in the long run. The Gargoyle rewards exactly that kind of patience, and once it is earning in your pen, you will understand why so many players keep chasing it.
Also Read: Pegasus in Steal an Egg – Where to Find It and How to Hatch One
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I am Tanmoy Nath, a gaming writer and Roblox enthusiast with over 6 years of experience covering online games. I have been playing Roblox since 2022, with a deep focus on games like Fisch, Grow a Garden, Paradox, and popular tycoon titles. At Fans First Booyah!, I write beginner guides, tier lists, and update breakdowns – all based on hands-on gameplay rather than secondhand information. My aim is to help both new and experienced Roblox players get the most out of every game they pick up.