Ride A Pet Phoenix: Stats, Hatch Chance & How to Get

The Ride A Pet Phoenix guide: 1 in 30T hatch chance, 1M base speed, 100K income per second, where it sits in the tier list, and how to hatch this Ethereal pet.

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The Phoenix is the Ethereal pet that anchors both halves of Ride A Pet: fast enough at 1M base speed to ride into the Snow ring, and the confirmed income benchmark at 100,000 cash per second on a nest. This page covers its verified stats, how the 1-in-30T hatch works in practice, and where the Phoenix fits in your progression.

Phoenix at a glance

StatValueConfidence
RarityEtherealCommunity wikis, multiple sources
Hatch chance1 in 30T (base, before luck)Fandom stat sheet + roster guides
Base speed1MFandom stat sheet
Base jump146Fandom stat sheet
Base weight10kgFandom stat sheet
Base income100,000 cash/sec on a nestFandom stat sheet + income guides

Every number above traces to maintained stat sheets; none are estimated. The hatch chance is the base value — hatch luck multipliers change it, which is the next section.

What the Phoenix does well

The Phoenix is the roster's proof that a pet can hold two jobs. As a mount, 1M base speed clears the Desert and Snow rings comfortably — it sits fourth in the community speed order behind Kitsune, Dragon, and Cerberus. As a nest pet, 100K per second is the number every income comparison on this wiki uses as its benchmark, because it is the highest income figure the stat sheets agree on.

That dual value is why the Phoenix shows up in two different guides: it is a milestone in the fastest pets ranking and the reference point in the money guide.

How to get the Phoenix

The Phoenix hatches from eggs, at a base 1 in 30T. The practical route is the same machinery as every premium hatch:

  1. Claim the free luck layers first — the group bonus up to +40 Luck, then any active event window. The rare eggs guide has the stacking rules.
  2. Spend luck only on premium eggs. Luck multiplies hardest on high-tier eggs, and at 1-in-30T the Phoenix is squarely a premium-egg target.
  3. Keep a stable income line running underneath the project. Phoenix-class income is what funds long hatch campaigns — the money guide covers the loop.
  4. Hatch immediately after winning an announced rare egg, while your luck stack is still live.

Realistic expectations

At 1 in 30T base odds, the Phoenix is a long campaign, not a session goal — comparable in structure to the Kitsune project, just with friendlier numbers. The players who land one treat luck windows as mandatory and batch their attempts.

Phoenix versus the A tier

In the tier list the Phoenix sits in the A tier with Cerberus, T-Rex, and Unicorn — the pets that make the Snow ring routine. The niches differ:

  • Phoenix — the only one of the four with a confirmed elite income stat. It earns its nest slot first and rides second.
  • T-Rex — faster on paper as a pure mount comparison at lower income.
  • Cerberus — riding value with no notable income line in the stat sheets.
  • Unicorn — the budget Snow-ring mount, and the mandatory Rebirth 3 pet.

If your account can only support one A-tier project, the Phoenix is the usual recommendation because it pays rent while you climb.

Mutations change the math

Mutation multipliers (2x to 100x) apply to nest income, and 100K per second is the strongest base the multipliers can act on. A mutated Phoenix is the income engine of the endgame — the mutations guide covers the weather-event system that produces those multipliers.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Phoenix hatch chance? 1 in 30T at base odds, before any luck multiplier. Both the Fandom stat sheet and roster guides agree on the number.

How fast is the Phoenix? 1M base speed with a 146 base jump — fourth in the community speed order, behind Kitsune, Dragon, and Cerberus.

How much does the Phoenix earn? 100,000 cash per second on a nest, the confirmed income benchmark. Mutation multipliers scale it up to 100x.

Is the Phoenix better than the Dragon? Different jobs. The Dragon is the S-tier all-rounder with a defined egg; the Phoenix is the best confirmed earner and a strong mount. Most endgame plans run both — the Dragon guide covers the comparison.

Which egg hatches the Phoenix? Premium and rare eggs — the specific egg pool is not fully pinned in the sources we track. The rare eggs guide lists the confirmed pool.

Related guides

The tier list places the Phoenix in the full roster, the best pets guide picks by progression stage, and the money guide shows what to do with 100K-per-second income once it lands.

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