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An Egg is an unhatched Pokémon and the product of [[breeding]]. Eggs can be claimed from a [[ranch block]] once two Pokémon that are inside of it are in love with each other and are under suitable environmental conditions to produce an Egg. Each Egg will take up a slot in the player's party or [[PC]], although Eggs will not hatch while left in the PC. Eggs cannot participate in battle. | An Egg is an unhatched Pokémon and the product of [[breeding]]. Eggs can be claimed from a [[ranch block]] once two Pokémon that are inside of it are in love with each other and are under suitable environmental conditions to produce an Egg. Each Egg will take up a slot in the player's party or [[PC]], although Eggs will not hatch while left in the PC. Eggs cannot participate in battle. | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 15 October 2014
This article is about Pokémon Eggs that are obtained from breeding. For information about vanilla Minecraft eggs, see this page.
An Egg is an unhatched Pokémon and the product of breeding. Eggs can be claimed from a ranch block once two Pokémon that are inside of it are in love with each other and are under suitable environmental conditions to produce an Egg. Each Egg will take up a slot in the player's party or PC, although Eggs will not hatch while left in the PC. Eggs cannot participate in battle.
Eggs will hatch after the player has taken enough steps, revealing a level 1 Pokémon that is usually the base evolutionary form of the Pokémon's mother's species. Exceptions to this can be found here. The amount of steps required to hatch an Egg varies for each species of Pokémon.
The /pokegiveegg command can give a player an Egg containing a specific Pokémon or a random Pokémon. In this manner, it is possible to obtain Eggs that contain Pokémon not normally found inside of Eggs, such as evolved Pokémon. Legendary Pokémon can be set to be inside these spawned Eggs, but random Eggs will have no chance of containing Legendary Pokémon unless the config option "Allow random spawned Eggs to have a chance to be a Legendary" is set to true.
