Rebirth is the primary long-term progression engine in the Roblox simulator Clone to Steal Eggs, developed by xFrozen x Dudes. While many Roblox simulators punish rebirths by wiping your entire currency balance and forcing you to train from scratch, Clone to Steal Eggs handles resets with a far more forgiving system.
Understanding how the rebirth mechanic functions, what stays intact, and how the multipliers scale will help you avoid stalling and dramatically increase your passive earnings.
How the Rebirth System Works
In Clone to Steal Eggs, purchasing a rebirth grants a permanent, account-wide Cash multiplier. This multiplier directly scales the Cash per second generated by all active pets roaming inside your base pen.
The defining feature of this system is that it functions as a straight currency purchase rather than a full account wipe. When you trigger a rebirth:
- The game deducts only the exact Cash amount listed on the rebirth button.
- Your excess Cash remains in your balance. For example, if a rebirth tier costs 10,000 Cash and you hold 50,000 Cash, you retain the remaining 40,000 Cash.
- Your multiplier immediately increases to the next tier, instantly boosting your active Cash generation.
Because your remaining balance and core stats are untouched, rebirths do not disrupt your gameplay loop.
What Resets vs. What Stays Intact
Many beginner players hesitate to trigger their first rebirth out of fear that they will lose their hard-earned Speed stat or expensive pet collection. Recorded playthroughs and gameplay tests confirm that rebirths only touch your current Cash balance by subtracting the upgrade fee.
| Game Element | State After Rebirth | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Current Cash | Partially deducted | Only the required rebirth fee is spent; leftover funds stay |
| Speed Stat | Retained | Your running speed and treadmill gains do not reset |
| Treadmills | Retained | Purchased treadmill tiers remain equipped and unlocked |
| Clones & Portal | Retained | Summoning speed, clone count, and steal upgrades remain |
| Equipped Pets | Retained | Pets stay in your pen; their income per second jumps immediately |
| Egg Inventory | Retained | Gestating eggs and stored inventory eggs are not deleted |
| Base Multipliers | Retained | Fence and base signboard upgrades remain active |
| Zone Unlocks | Retained | Speed gates you have cleared remain open for you and your clones |
Video inspections of high-level rebirth transactions (such as purchasing Level 5 for 50 billion Cash) show that displayed Speed, active pets, and surplus balances stay completely intact while the panel multiplier updates from x16 to x32.
Recorded Rebirth Costs and Multiplier Scaling
Rebirth prices escalate rapidly after the opening tiers. While early tiers can be bought for a few hundred or thousand Cash, mid-to-late tiers jump into the billions, trillions, and quadrillions.
Multipliers scale in doubling increments (geometric progression) as documented across community playthroughs and gameplay recordings:
| Rebirth Level | Recorded Multiplier | Documented Cash Price / Milestone |
|---|---|---|
| Early Tier 1 | x2 Cash | $250 to 250,000 Cash (depending on initial balance gate) |
| Early Tier 2 | x4 Cash | 20 Million Cash |
| Level 4 | x16 Cash | Mid-game milestone |
| Level 5 | x32 Cash | 50 Billion Cash |
| Level 6 | x64 Cash | 250 Billion Cash |
| Late Tier | x512 Cash | Multi-billion to trillion threshold |
| Late Tier | x1,024 Cash | Trillion to quadrillion progression |
| Endgame Tier | x24,577+ Cash | High quadrillion to quintillion range |
Because the developer updates the game regularly, specific price tags can shift slightly between patches, but the progression order and geometric multiplier jumps remain consistent. Players also have the option to skip certain rebirth tiers using Robux (e.g., recorded at roughly 200 Robux for a 2,000x tier jump in gameplay videos), though all tiers can be bought purely with standard in-game Cash.
When Should You Rebirth?
Because the rebirth system does not wipe your Speed, treadmills, or pet inventory, there is no strategic reason to delay a rebirth once you meet the required Cash balance.
- Rebirth as soon as the threshold is met: The moment your balance crosses the requirement, buy the rebirth. Since you only lose the exact cost, holding surplus cash without rebirthing simply leaves a massive income multiplier on the table.
- Watch your pet income compound: If you own high-yield pets—such as a Diamond Tiger, Hydra, Mosasaurus, or magma creatures—their listed Cash-per-second value doubles or triples the second the rebirth confirms. A pet generating 15.3 million Cash per second before a rebirth immediately jumps to 30.4 million Cash per second under a doubled tier.
- Reinvest boosted earnings into Speed: Speed is what keeps your clones alive when raiding higher-level zones like the Yeti, T-Rex, Whale, and Dragon areas. Use your multiplied Cash flow to purchase advanced treadmills (such as Galaxy, Jurassic, Maga, or Void tiers), which in turn gives your clone army the Speed needed to steal higher-tier eggs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does rebirth reset my running Speed in Clone to Steal Eggs?
No. Your personal Speed and treadmill training tiers are permanent. Rebirthing does not lower your Speed or lock previously cleared zone gates.
Do I lose all my Cash when I rebirth?
No. The game only deducts the specific Cash price required for that rebirth tier. Any extra Cash in your balance remains available to spend immediately on treadmill or clone upgrades.
Can clones still steal eggs while I prepare to rebirth?
Yes. Your clones continue running between your base and your chosen target zone automatically. Their stealing success is tied to your Speed stat, which remains unchanged throughout the rebirth process.
