Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxe List: Every Rarity, Cost, and Power Value

See the full Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list from two published guides, with each pickaxe's rarity label, listed cost, and Power value.

What the Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxe List Covers

A Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list is only as useful as the fields it actually reports. The entries below come from two published third-party guides — Deltia's Gaming and Sportskeeda — and each entry is reproduced with the same four fields those guides use: the pickaxe name, a rarity label, a cost, and a Power value.

Both guides cover the same tools, and their figures match. That means the table in this article is a single merged Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list rather than two duplicate tables. Where the guides differ in capitalization (for example, $20K versus $20k, or 1K versus 1k), the underlying value is identical.

The four fields, as published

Field	Example entry	How the guides write it
Pickaxe	Wooden Pickaxe	Item name
Rarity	Common	Rarity label
Cost	$80	Currency figure, or "Starter" for the Wooden Pickaxe
Power	25B	Number

That is the full extent of what the supplied guides report per pickaxe. This article describes those four columns and nothing beyond them.

The Full Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxe List

The complete Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list is split into two parts below so it stays readable on smaller screens. Order follows the sequence used in the source guides.

Part 1 of the list

Pickaxe	Rarity	Cost	Power
Wooden Pickaxe	Common	Starter	1
Stone Pickaxe	Common	$80	4
Iron Pickaxe	Uncommon	$800	15
Golden Pickaxe	Uncommon	$20K	60
Diamond Pickaxe	Rare	$160K	250
Strawberry Pickaxe	Rare	$1.2M	1K
Cactus Pickaxe	Epic	$6M	4K
Lightning Pickaxe	Legendary	$40M	15K
Candy Pickaxe	Mythic	$400M	60K

Part 2 of the list

Pickaxe	Rarity	Cost	Power
Rainbow Pickaxe	Mythic	$2.8B	250K
Crystal Pickaxe	Divine	$20B	1M
Demon Pickaxe	Divine	$120B	4M
Hacker Pickaxe	Cosmic	$1.2T	15M
UFO Pickaxe	Cosmic	$12T	60M
Secret Pickaxe	Secret	$80T	250M
Cool Pickaxe	Secret	$600T	1B
Galaxy Pickaxe	Celestial	$4Qa	5B
Celestial Pickaxe	Celestial	$20Qa	25B

Every figure above is reproduced exactly as the two guides publish it. No value has been recalculated, averaged, or converted.

How to Read the Rarity, Cost, and Power Columns

Rarity is written as a label. The labels that appear across these entries are Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Divine, Cosmic, Secret, and Celestial.

Cost is written in shorthand currency notation, exactly as published: values such as $80, $800, $20K, $1.2M, $2.8B, $1.2T, and $20Qa. The Wooden Pickaxe is the one entry whose cost column reads "Starter" instead of a currency figure.

Power is a plain number. The Wooden Pickaxe opens the table at 1 Power. Deltia's Gaming reports that the Celestial Pickaxe has the highest power, at 25B Power, and that it is also the most expensive entry at $20Qa.

Column	What it tells you	Notes from the guides
Rarity	The label attached to the pickaxe	Labels are text, not percentages
Cost	The price figure listed for the pickaxe	Wooden Pickaxe is listed as the starter
Power	The Power value listed for the pickaxe	Deltia's Gaming lists Celestial at 25B

If you are reading the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list to plan a purchase, keep the columns separate in your head: rarity is a label, cost is a price, and Power is a number. The guides do not attach anything else to these four fields.

Where These Numbers Come From

Source	Date shown on the article	What it provides
Deltia's Gaming Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe guide	September 30, 2026	A table of pickaxes with rarity, cost, and power
Sportskeeda's guide to all pickaxes in Break and Steal an Egg	Modified September 28, 2026	The same pickaxes written out with rarity, cost, and power

Both are third-party publications rather than official announcements, and both tables are dated snapshots from late September 2026. Neither is described as exhaustive after future updates. For the figures currently shown in the game itself, the official Roblox site and the in-game shop remain the places to check — that is a recommendation, not a rule, and it applies to any published table you find.

How to Use the Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxe List

Once you have the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list in front of you, a few habits make it easier to work with.

Match the name first. The pickaxe name is the stable part of the entry; capitalization of the cost figure is not.
Read the cost column literally. Use the figure exactly as the guides write it rather than rewriting the shorthand.
Keep the date in mind. Both tables were published in late September 2026, so it is worth checking the shop before treating any figure as current.
Watch for entries that are not here. If you see a pickaxe in the game that does not appear in either table, it may be worth checking a newer source.
Treat rarity labels as labels. The guides list them as words, and this article does the same.

Step	What to do	Why it helps
1	Find the pickaxe by name	Names are unambiguous across both guides
2	Note the rarity label	Labels are written the same way in both sources
3	Note the cost	The cost column is the price figure as published
4	Note the Power value	Power is listed as a plain number
5	Verify against the live shop	The published tables are dated snapshots

FAQ About the Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxe List

Which pickaxe is listed with the highest Power in this Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe list?

The Celestial Pickaxe, listed at 25B Power. Deltia's Gaming explicitly reports it as the pickaxe with the most power, and both guides show the same figure.

Which pickaxe has the highest listed cost?

The Celestial Pickaxe, at $20Qa. Both guides list that figure, and Deltia's Gaming describes it as the most expensive entry.

What is the starter pickaxe?

The Wooden Pickaxe. It carries the Common rarity label, its cost column reads "Starter," and its Power value is 1.

Which pickaxe do the guides place at the lowest price?

Sportskeeda describes the Stone Pickaxe as the cheapest purchasable pickaxe, at $80, with 4 Power. The Wooden Pickaxe is listed separately as the starter rather than as a purchase.