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How we read the Badges API, and what it cannot tell youField note

This is a field note, not a data page. It reads the endpoints named inside it. The pages carrying game figures are marked Data page, and every value on those opens its own source.

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This is a field note. Its basis is a single Roblox endpoint — `badges.roblox.com/v1/universes/10563114921/badges` — read on 14 August 2026, plus the game's own description from the Games API. Nothing below has been measured in-game, and no figure appears here that those two sources do not contain. ## What the endpoint returns Six badges, and `nextPageCursor: null` on the first page. That null is the part worth pausing on: it means the six are the complete set, not the first page of a longer list. A wiki that says "these are the achievements" without checking the cursor is guessing, and would keep guessing correctly right up until the developer adds a seventh. Each badge carries an `awardedCount` — how many distinct players have ever earned it. Three of the six are named `Hatched Secret!`, `Hatched Eternal!` and `Hatched Divine!`. Two more, `Divine Trail!` and `Angelic Treadmill!`, are not hatch outcomes. The sixth is `WELCOME!`, which is awarded on entry. ## What we do with it Every share on the rarity page divides one badge's count by the 4,474,854 players holding `WELCOME!`. That denominator is a choice, and the page says so rather than presenting it as the obviously correct one. Total visits would be worse — a visit includes anyone who loaded the place and left — but "holds the entry badge" is not the same as "played seriously", and we have no source that measures the second thing. ## The question it cannot answer Players ask what the odds are of hatching a Divine. This endpoint cannot say. It counts *players who have ever succeeded*, not *attempts*. A player who opened four hundred eggs and one who succeeded immediately are the same single increment. Without the number of eggs opened, no per-hatch rate can be derived from these counts, and no source we checked publishes one. So the rarity page reports attainment and refuses to convert it. `0.124% of WELCOME-badge holders have hatched a Divine pet` is a sentence the data supports. `Divine has a 0.124% hatch chance` is not, and the site's build fails if that second form ever appears in the source. ## What would change this An in-game capture log with attempt counts. That is scheduled work rather than a someday, and when it exists the odds move to a data page with screenshots attached — and this note gets shorter.