The full list of Dofus eggs and how to obtain each one

A Dofus is an egg-shaped piece of equipment worn in the slots reserved for Dofus and trophies. Each one grants stats and often a combat effect of its own: a shield, a heal when you drop low, or a damage bonus that stacks over the turns.

They are also a guiding thread through the adventure. The quests that lead to them cross much of the World of Twelve and introduce zones, dungeons and characters you would rarely meet otherwise. Collecting Dofus is, in practice, a way of working through the game’s content.

The table below lists the Dofus currently available, sorted by item level. The “How to get it” column shows the main route: quest, dungeon or event. Names are the official English ones.

Six eggs hold a special place in the game’s lore: the Primordial Dofus, laid by the great dragons. Their quest lines are long and story-driven, and their effects are among the most sought after.

Each has its own achievement and prerequisites. There is no imposed order, but their difficulty varies a lot.

Outside the Primordials, most Dofus also come from a quest line tied to a zone or a storyline: the Wabbits for the Cawwot Dofus, the Almanax for the Dolmanax, Frigost for the Ice Dofus, and so on.

The Kaliptus Dofus is the exception: there is no quest line, it is handed out at the end of the Skeunk’s Hideout dungeon. The Aiwuztheya Dofus (Jyfus), the Cocoa Dofus and the Grofus (Dokille) are linked to seasonal events, so you need to be there at the right time of year.

If you are new, follow the natural flow of progression. The first Dofus come almost on their own if you do the quests of the starting zones.

Dofus quest lines have one thing in common: they ask for dungeons, resources and sometimes group fights. Preparing all three before starting a series saves you from getting stuck halfway.