How to Get Trick Egg in Grow A Chicken Fighter

Rangga

August 30, 2026 (Updated: September 27, 2026)•9 min read

If you are looking for a way to get the Trick Egg in Grow A Chicken Fighter, you have come to the right place.

Trick Egg is one of the newest eggs introduced in the latest Grow A Chicken Fighter update at the end of August, and getting it requires several steps before you can start farming it efficiently.

Unlike some eggs that can be obtained early in the game, Trick Egg is much harder to find because you need a specific chicken called Catalyst Hen first.

The problem is that Catalyst Hen itself is extremely rare, and even after you get one, its chance of producing Trick Egg is only 2%.

In this guide, we will explain the complete progression from the early game until you can start farming Trick Egg.

What Do You Need to Get Trick Egg?

Before you can obtain Trick Egg, you need to have a Catalyst Hen.

Catalyst Hen is obtained by hatching Colossus Eggs, which means you cannot immediately farm Trick Egg when you start playing. You first need to progress through several eggs and chickens.

The basic progression is:

Nest Egg → Viking Rooster → Thunder Egg → Founder Rooster → Colossus Egg → Catalyst Hen → Trick Egg

If you already have a chicken that can produce Colossus Egg, you can skip the earlier steps and start farming Colossus Egg immediately.

However, if you are starting from the beginning, follow the steps below.

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Step 1: Get a Nest Egg

The first thing you need to do is obtain a Nest Egg from the Classic Roster.

This is one of the early steps in the progression toward Trick Egg. If you are still building your chicken collection, focus on getting the chickens required to produce the next eggs in the chain.

Once you have access to NEST Egg, you can move on to the next step.

Step 2: Get Viking Rooster

After obtaining NEST Egg, your next goal is to hatch a Viking Rooster.

Viking Rooster is important because it allows you to start farming Thunder Egg.

According to its egg production chances, Viking Rooster has a 30% chance to produce Scratch Egg and a 70% chance to produce Thunder Egg.

Because the chance for Thunder Egg is relatively high, you should use Viking Rooster to farm as many Thunder Eggs as possible.

The more Thunder Eggs you collect, the more opportunities you will have to obtain the chicken needed for the next stage.

Step 3: Farm Thunder Egg

Once you have Viking Rooster, start producing Thunder Eggs.

The main reason you need Thunder Egg is because it can give you a Founder Rooster, which is the first chicken in this progression that can help you obtain Colossus Egg.

Keep hatching Thunder Eggs until you get Founder Rooster.

This step may take some time depending on your luck, so it is a good idea to keep your egg production running while you are doing other activities in the game.

Step 4: Get Founder Rooster

The next important chicken you need is Founder Rooster.

Founder Rooster is especially useful because it gives you your first opportunity to obtain Colossus Egg. Its chance of producing Colossus Egg is 25%.

Once you have Founder Rooster, you can begin farming Colossus Eggs.

This is a major milestone because Colossus Egg is the egg that can eventually give you Catalyst Hen.

If you already have a chicken capable of producing Colossus Egg, you can use that chicken instead and skip the previous steps.

Step 5: Farm Colossus Egg

After getting Founder Rooster, your main objective is to collect as many Colossus Eggs as possible.

One useful strategy is to place your chicken in the Incubator while also using your available chicken pens or coop slots. This allows you to keep the egg-hatching and egg-production process moving at the same time.

The goal here is simple: maximize the number of Colossus Eggs you can obtain.

You will need plenty of them because the chicken you are looking for, Catalyst Hen, is extremely rare.

Therefore, do not be discouraged if you hatch many Colossus Eggs without getting Catalyst Hen.

Step 6: Hatch Colossus Eggs Until You Get Catalyst Hen

Once you have collected enough Colossus Eggs, start hatching them.

You are looking for one specific chicken:

Catalyst Hen

Catalyst Hen is the key to getting Trick Egg.

However, there is an important thing to remember: the chance of obtaining Catalyst Hen from Colossus Egg is below 1%.

This makes Catalyst Hen significantly rarer than the chickens you needed in the previous steps.

Because of this very low chance, you may need to hatch a large number of Colossus Eggs before Catalyst Hen finally appears.

The best strategy is simply to keep farming and hatching Colossus Eggs consistently.

Step 7: Use Catalyst Hen to Get Trick Egg

Congratulations! Once you finally have Catalyst Hen, you have reached the final stage of the Trick Egg progression.

Catalyst Hen is the chicken that can produce Trick Egg.

However, there is another challenge waiting for you.

Catalyst Hen has only a 2% chance of producing Trick Egg.

That means getting Catalyst Hen does not guarantee that you will immediately start collecting Trick Eggs. You still need to farm patiently because the production chance is very low.

To improve your chances of getting more Trick Eggs, it is recommended to use Catalyst Hen in both your Incubator and available chicken pens whenever possible.

By keeping your egg production active in multiple places, you can increase the number of opportunities you have to obtain Trick Egg over time.

How to Farm Trick Egg Faster

Since the Trick Egg chance is only 2%, efficiency is very important.

Instead of relying on a single production source, try to maximize the number of eggs you can generate. Keep your Catalyst Hen active and make sure you are using your available slots effectively.

The process can feel slow at first, but consistent farming will eventually give you more Trick Eggs.

If you are aiming to collect multiple Trick Eggs, patience is especially important. The low drop chance means you should expect some unlucky streaks.

Do not assume something is wrong with your account simply because you do not get Trick Egg after a few attempts. With a 2% chance, getting several unsuccessful attempts in a row is completely possible.

What Can You Get From Trick Egg?

Once you have collected enough Trick Eggs, you can hatch them to try to obtain the five new chickens included in the Trick Egg.

If you manage to get a chicken with a high rarity, it can be worth using that chicken instead of immediately continuing with your previous setup.

Higher-rarity chickens can generally provide better chances of obtaining Trick Egg again, which can make future farming more efficient.

For example, Puzzle Hen, a Legendary-rarity chicken, can have its Trick Egg chance increased to 15%.

This means getting a good chicken from Trick Egg can potentially make your next Trick Egg farming cycle much easier.

Should You Use a High-Rarity Chicken?

Yes, if you obtain a strong chicken from Trick Egg, it is generally a good idea to use it for future farming.

The higher the rarity, the better your chances can become, depending on the chicken’s specific ability.

This becomes especially interesting if you manage to obtain a Cosmic or Secret rarity chicken. These high-rarity chickens can potentially make your Trick Egg farming much more efficient.

Instead of always relying on the original 2% chance from Catalyst Hen, upgrading to a better chicken can significantly improve your future farming potential.

For this reason, do not overlook the chickens you obtain from Trick Egg. Some of them may be useful not only as collection items but also as tools for obtaining even more Trick Eggs.

Complete Trick Egg Farming Guide

For a quick overview, here is the entire progression:

Get a NEST Egg from the Classic Roster.
Hatch it until you obtain Viking Rooster.
Use Viking Rooster to farm Thunder Egg.
Hatch Thunder Eggs until you obtain Founder Rooster.
Use Founder Rooster to farm Colossus Egg.
Hatch Colossus Eggs until you obtain Catalyst Hen.
Use Catalyst Hen to farm Trick Egg.
Hatch Trick Eggs to obtain the five new chickens.
If you get a higher-rarity chicken, use it to improve your future Trick Egg farming.

Remember that the most difficult parts of this progression are obtaining Catalyst Hen and then producing Trick Egg. Catalyst Hen has a chance of less than 1%, while its Trick Egg production chance is only 2%.

Final Tips for Getting Trick Egg

Getting Trick Egg in Grow A Chicken Fighter is definitely a grind, but following the correct progression can make the process much easier.

The most important thing is to keep your egg production running as often as possible. Use your Incubator and available chicken slots efficiently so you can maximize the number of eggs you produce and hatch.

If you are starting from the beginning, work your way through NEST Egg, Viking Rooster, Thunder Egg, Founder Rooster, and Colossus Egg until you finally get Catalyst Hen.

Once you have Catalyst Hen, the real Trick Egg farming begins. With only a 2% chance, patience is essential. And when you eventually hatch Trick Egg, pay attention to the rarity of the chicken you receive. A powerful high-rarity chicken can make it much easier to farm Trick Eggs in the future.

Hopefully, this guide helps you understand how to get Trick Egg in Grow A Chicken Fighter and gives you a clear path from the early-game eggs all the way to the newest Trick Egg.

Good luck with your farming, and hopefully you get Catalyst Hen and Trick Egg without having to hatch too many eggs!