Chicken Egg

An egg laid by a chicken. Required by several cooking recipes, can be eaten fried or boiled.
==How to Acquire==
Chicken eggs are laid by hens in a chicken coop. It takes roughly 24 hours for a hen to lay an egg. There needs to be at least one empty space below the hen, otherwise the egg won't appear.
If there is a cock in the coop with the hen, the produced egg will be fertile and will hatch into a chick. Fertile eggs need to be brooded by a hen in order to hatch. To be brooded, the egg needs to be in a space anywhere below the hen. A fertilized egg can be moved, but if it's been without a brooding hen for too long, the hatching process will stop.
Fertilized eggs show a timer counting up to 100%, this indicates when a chick is going to hatch. It takes about a day (real time) for a chick to hatch from an egg.
==Quality==
New eggs that are layed will have a quality of the average qualities of the hen and the cock, ±5.
==Trivia==
Because removing a fertilized egg doesn't immediately stop its hatching timer, chicks sometimes hatch inside a cauldron while boiling eggs.