Neva Hub is a keyless Steal An Egg script offering two separate travel modes for auto-stealing, fly or teleport, alongside one of the more customizable menus on this list, with multiple themes and saved layouts that persist across sessions.
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Most scripts on this list offer one way to travel to an egg. Neva Hub offers two as separate toggles: a fly mode that follows the normal path and grabs eggs along the way, and a teleport mode that warps directly onto each target, which is considerably faster but also considerably more visible to anyone watching.
Placement is handled through a dedicated block: rather than carrying eggs indefinitely until manually returned, an automatic option sends the character home to place and hatch every five eggs collected, which matters because a carried egg can be taken by someone else if left unplaced too long.
Where it stands out most is the menu itself: multiple visual themes, adjustable transparency, a font manager, and saved configuration layouts that can be set to load automatically on the next session, none of which affects the farming itself but which makes the interface considerably more usable on a smaller screen.
Fly mode follows the normal travel path and collects eggs along the route, a quieter option suited to busier servers. Teleport mode warps the character directly onto each target instead, considerably faster but also considerably more visible; only one mode should run at a time.
Rather than carrying eggs indefinitely, an automatic option returns to base and places every five collected eggs, followed by automatic hatching. Leaving this on matters, since an egg left in a character's hands for too long can be taken by another player.
Target zones and target rarities narrow what the steal loop chases, with a separate override that always prioritizes the game's top secret-tier eggs regardless of the other filters. Setting these before enabling either steal mode avoids the loop grabbing whatever it reaches first.
Godmode and a stuck-character recovery button support survival during longer sessions. The interface itself offers multiple visual themes, adjustable transparency, a font manager, and saved layouts that can be set to load automatically on the next run.
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