Divine Hatchers Progression Guide

Divine Hatchers runs on one repeatable cycle: grab objects from the guard areas and hatch toward the game's 0.1% Divines, train strength on your treadmill so you can carry heavier objects, upgrade your treadmill and base, then start over. The connections between the activities are explicit, so deciding what to focus on comes down to knowing where you are in the loop.

The loop at a glance

1. Grab objects from the guard areas.
2. Hatch 0.1% Divines.
3. Train strength on your treadmill to carry heavier objects.
4. Upgrade your treadmill and your base.
5. Repeat the cycle.

Collecting feeds hatching

The guard areas are your source of objects, and grabbing them is the lead-in to the loop's payoff stage: hatching. The game's 0.1% Divines are the target the whole cycle points toward, so collecting and hatching is the stage you cycle back to again and again. For the details on either half, see how to collect objects, how to hatch divines, or the divine hatch chances breakdown.

Strength decides what you can carry

Carrying capacity is the gate on collecting: strength trained on the treadmill is what raises the weight you can carry. That gives training a clear trigger in the loop — when the objects you want are heavier than your current strength, the treadmill is your next stop before another collecting run. Our strength training guide and how to get strength fast cover the training side, while how to carry heavier objects and the heavy objects page cover the carrying side.

Upgrade, then run it again

The last step before the cycle restarts is upgrading: upgrade your treadmill and your base, then head back to the guard areas to start the cycle again. See treadmill upgrades, base upgrades, and the upgrade order guide for the specifics.

Deciding what to focus on next

• Objects you want are heavier than you can carry? Train strength on the treadmill first.
• Everything is within reach? Keep collecting from the guard areas and hatching toward the 0.1% Divines.
• Wrapping up a round? Upgrade your treadmill and base, then restart the cycle.

Before a long training or collecting stretch, it is worth a quick check of the Codes page. If you are just starting out, the beginner guide walks through the first steps.