It’s one of many Tribes of Migard runes, but unlike most, the Golden Egg seems to have little effect on your stats. In fact, it seems to have little effect at all, though there is one useful thing you can do with it.
Tribes of Midgard Golden Egg | How to get the Golden Egg rune
Obtaining the Golden Egg is the same as obtaining any rune, which means it’s completely random. You might come across one in a chest or as an enemy drop, or you can always spend Golden Horns to try and get a Golden Egg. Since there’s no immediate benefit to the egg, though, we don’t recommend doing that. Golden Horns are hard enough to come by, so it’s best to save them for something more useful.
Tribes of Midgard Golden Egg | What does the Golden Egg rune do
That’s the golden question. The only thing we know for sure so far is you can sell the Golden Egg for 200 souls, which is a bit underwhelming. Souls are vital, but hardly uncommon.
Some players noted an increase in Roosters of Ragnarok while holding the Golden Egg, but the rooster rate seems to be the same as when you don’t have the Egg. Others found more Golden Horns if you exited a game using Bifrost instead of ending it the normal way. Whatever multiplier effect it has, if any, seems completely random though. It’s also worth noting Midgard has no evident way to hatch eggs, so you’re probably fine not to keep it. In short, if you get the Golden Egg, just hawk it for souls and enjoy the temporary advantage it gives you. If you need a break from Midgard’s hurly burly but still want to play a Viking fantasy, check out our collection of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla guides and Valheim guides, including the most important topics like how to make man-eating wolves your very best friends. Keep checking back for Tribes of Midgard Shift Codes as Gearbox releases them too.
