To get the Wisp in Steal an Egg, walk into the Enchanted Forest with at least 50 billion Speed, find the small golden-yellow glow near the recommended-speed board, and press the interact button on it. After a short dialogue, the Wisp follows you and starts the Grow Your Wisp questline.
Then it’s three jobs: steal 20 Enchanted Forest eggs, fuse an Enchanted Forest pet, and steal any Eternal egg. Finish all three, hit Return the Wisp, and the sealed Enchanted Tree opens.
If the Wisp isn’t there when you arrive, don’t keep running laps. It’s almost always a Speed problem, and the fix is below.
Where Is the Wisp in Steal an Egg?
The Wisp lives inside the Enchanted Forest biome, the newest zone and the one that comes after the Angels vs Demons area. If you haven’t touched that zone yet, the Update 4 guide shows what the earlier biome asks from you.
Once you’re inside, look for two things:
- A yellow circle on the ground near the recommended-speed board
- A small golden-yellow spirit glowing near the Enchanted Tree, usually toward the right side of the area
It’s tiny, and the biome is full of glowing mushrooms, lanterns, and particle effects. That makes it easy to miss on a first pass, especially on a phone screen.
How Do You Interact With the Wisp?
Walk up to it and press E on PC, or tap the interact button on mobile. A short dialogue plays. When it ends, the Wisp starts following you, and a Grow Your Wisp tracker appears with four stages.
That tracker is your quest log. Every objective below shows up there.
How Much Speed Do You Need to Spawn the Wisp?
You need 50B Speed. This is the number that matters, because the Wisp doesn’t spawn for players under it.
The same requirement also controls whether you can survive the biome. An enchanted Lion guardian protects the nests, and it catches anyone who’s too slow. So a low-Speed run fails twice: no Wisp, and no safe way to steal eggs.
| Check | What to look for |
| Your Speed stat | 50B or higher |
| The recommended-speed board | Shows the biome’s gate at the entrance |
| Your position | Past the Lion’s patrol, near the Enchanted Tree |
The Speed gate is the same one the biome uses, so there’s no separate hidden requirement for the Wisp itself. If you’re still climbing, the usual route is income first, Speed upgrades second. A strong hatch such as the Extinction Egg can speed that up if you’re willing to spend Robux.
Why Can’t I See the Wisp in Steal an Egg?
Work through this list in order. Most players fix it by step one or two.
- Check your Speed. Below 50B, the Wisp won’t appear. This is the cause far more often than a bug.
- Search the right side of the biome. Look around the Enchanted Tree and the yellow circle by the speed board. The Wisp is small and blends in.
- Leave and rejoin the game. Spawn glitches happen, and a fresh session reloads the NPC.
- Switch servers. Try another public server, or a private one.
- Look for the interact prompt. If a prompt shows up when you stand near the glow, you’ve found it.
If you’ve met all five and it’s still missing, wait a minute and rejoin once more. Don’t burn an hour on it.
What Are the Three Wisp Quests?
The quests are meant to be done in order, and the tracker shows them one at a time.
| Stage | Quest | Where |
| 1 | Steal 20 Enchanted Forest eggs | Enchanted Forest nests |
| 2 | Fuse an Enchanted Forest pet | Your base Fuse Machine |
| 3 | Steal any Eternal egg | Any biome |
| 4 | Return the Wisp, then enter the Enchanted Tree | Wisp panel, then the tree |
The numbers above match what most players report. Some reports list the first quest as 10 eggs, and the fusion quest as one fusion in some places and 20 animals in others. Quest requirements can also change in later updates, so trust the number your own tracker shows.
Quest 1: How Do You Steal 20 Enchanted Forest Eggs?
Grab eggs from the nests in the biome and carry them back to your base. It’s the same steal-and-run loop as every other zone, only at the 50B tier.
A few things make it smoother:
- Run your route before you grab. Know where you’ll go if the Lion turns toward you.
- Don’t stack risk. Carrying one egg home safely beats trying to carry two and losing both.
- Use the wait. Nests refill on a cycle, so fuse, collect income, or check the Wisp panel while they reset.
Every egg you hatch also fills your index, and the biome’s eight pets are all worth seeing. Prism Gecko, Petal Beetle, Enchanted Bluejay, Astral Jackalope, Spirit Panda, Starry Fox, and Amethyst Runebear have been identified so far.
Quest 2: How Does the Fusion Quest Work?
Take three matching pets from the Enchanted Forest to the Fuse Machine at your base. Three identical Prism Geckos worked as a test case, and the quest counts a fusion that includes an Enchanted Forest pet.
That means egg stealing and fusing share the same supply. Steal in batches, hatch them, and keep the duplicates. If a pet you want to keep is part of a trio, think twice before fusing it away.
Quest 3: How Do You Steal an Eternal Egg?
This is the real wall. Eternal is one of the top rarity tiers, and those eggs don’t sit in a nest all day. When one spawns, the game announces it, so keep notifications visible while you work on quests 1 and 2.
Two points that save time:
- The Eternal egg can come from any biome, not just the Enchanted Forest.
- The quest registers when the theft registers, but carrying it safely back to base is the smart move in case your tracker doesn’t update at once.
You’ll need enough Speed to beat whichever guardian protects the spawn. If you want a feel for what an Eternal pull looks like, the Eternal Gorilla King guide breaks one down, and the Angel Egg guide covers a high-rarity target from the earlier biome. The limited Rift event is another source of strong eggs worth watching.
How Do You Unlock the Enchanted Tree After the Quests?
When the third quest is done, the Wisp reaches Stage 4. Then:
- Open the Wisp panel.
- Press Return the Wisp.
- Walk back to the Enchanted Tree.
- Choose Enter Enchanted Tree.
The door stays sealed until you press Return the Wisp, so don’t skip that button. It’s a common stall point for players who finish quest 3 and then wonder why nothing opened.
What Do You Get Inside the Enchanted Tree?
The tree is the payoff for the whole chain. Inside you’ll find:
- A free Butterfly Net
- A butterfly trade-up area (the Conversion Center)
- The Enchanted Mutation Shrine
- Two secrets: a hidden musical band and a hidden fusion machine
The net lets you catch butterflies during Butterfly Bloom, and the shrine turns them into the Enchanted Mutation with a 100% chance to apply. The exact recipe, trade rates, and what we know about the multiplier are all in the Enchanted Forest guide. It also covers the mushroom puzzle that leads to the secret Jitterbug egg.
Quick Wisp Checklist
Run this before you start, and you’ll skip most of the usual detours:
[ ] 50B Speed or higher
[ ] A route to the nests that avoids the Lion
[ ] Space to hold your Enchanted Forest pets for the fusion
[ ] Notifications on, so you see the Eternal egg spawn
[ ] Wisp panel open, so you know your current stage
Are There Codes for the Wisp?
No. Steal an Egg has no code system, so any site selling “Wisp codes” or a free Wisp is not legitimate. The only way to get it is Speed, eggs, and the quest chain. For what else has changed in the game recently, the full Steal an Egg updates timeline keeps track of each release, and the update notes list exactly what Update 7 added.
Is the Wisp Worth Rushing?
If you’re already at 50B Speed, yes. The Wisp chain is the only road to the Enchanted Tree, and the tree holds everything new in Update 7. The third quest takes the longest, so start looking for an Eternal egg early.
If you’re short on Speed, build income first. Walking into the biome under-geared gets you chased and gets you nothing, so come back when the number is right.