Void Egg
| Hatch Chance | Top results in the high-teens range. |
|---|---|
| How to get | Astro Chick drops (70%); produced by Moonwalk Hen and Probe Rooster (100%). |
| Hatches | Probe Rooster (25%), Moonwalk Hen (19%), Astro Chick (5%) |
The Void branch gateway
Void Eggs come from Astro Chick, which drops them at a healthy rate. They open the Void-branch chicken family - the mid-game units that build into stronger teams and feed important fusion routes.
Because Astro Chick is the producer, the Void branch is usually the easiest mid-tier family to sustain, as long as you never run out of Astro Chicks.
How the Void chain works
The chain is Nest Egg -> Viking -> Thunder Egg -> Astro Chick -> Void Egg. Every Void-family chicken you hatch strengthens the mid-game roster and keeps the branch alive for fusion.
If a Rebirth or bad move ever wipes your Astro Chick supply, the whole Void branch stops, so always keep a spare producer somewhere in the chain.
How to sustain it
- Keep Astro Chick laying Void Eggs on a regular schedule.
- Hatch the Void family in batches - even a 70% drop rate still benefits from quantity.
- Hold a spare Astro Chick so the branch survives mistakes and Rebirths.
- Use surplus Void units for fusion or your PIT team.
Common mistake
Selling your only Astro Chick is the fastest way to kill the Void branch. Keep the producer safe and use extra Astro Chicks as the resource, not the last one standing.
Understanding the drop rate
The seed data puts Astro Chick's Void Egg drop at around 70%, which is generous by egg-chain standards. It is high enough that a single dedicated producer keeps a steady stream of eggs going without special setup.
What the rate does not protect you from is variance in the hatch table. Void Eggs reliably arrive, but what comes out of them follows the branch's own rarity distribution, so treat Void Eggs as a volume resource: bank a batch, then hatch them together rather than one at a time.
What to do with Void-branch chickens
Void-branch units are mid-game building blocks. Most of them are upgrades over your early roster on their own, so the first copies you hatch should go straight into your active team and PIT lineup.
Once the branch is running and duplicates start piling up, the surplus becomes fusion material. Void units feed several fusion routes, which is why the branch stays relevant long after the units stop being power upgrades. Do not sell duplicates while a fusion goal is still open.
Void Eggs and Rebirth planning
Because the whole chain restarts from Nest Egg after a hard reset, Void progress is exactly the kind of thing a Rebirth can erase. Two habits make that pain manageable: keep a spare Astro Chick whenever the game lets you bank producers, and do not open Void Eggs you do not need yet - unopened eggs often survive what hatched units do not.
If you are close to a Rebirth, delay it until your Astro Chick line has redundancy. Rebuilding Thunder Egg production from scratch is the slow part of the restart, not the Void step itself.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get Void Eggs?
Astro Chick lays them, at around a 70% seed rate - keep an Astro Chick producing.
What hatches from Void Eggs?
The Void-branch chicken family, which builds into mid-game teams and fusion routes.
Should I keep an Astro Chick spare?
Yes, always keep at least one producer so the Void branch can restart after a Rebirth.
Should I open Void Eggs right away?
Open enough to build your mid-game team, but bank surplus eggs before a Rebirth - unopened eggs are safer than hatched units across resets.
Is the Void branch worth farming long term?
Yes. The 70% drop rate makes it the cheapest mid-tier chain to sustain, and Void units keep value as fusion material even after they stop upgrading your team.
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Data accuracy
Drop and hatch rates on Cluckcore come from community testing and can change between patches. Treat exact percentages as planning estimates and confirm them in-game before spending resources. If something does not match what you see, tell us via the contact page and we will update it.