Stands

How to get a Stand

What an Arrow, a Pure Arrow and a Requiem Arrow actually roll, the pity counter, and the recipes that replace Robux.

How to get a Stand

What an Arrow, a Pure Arrow and a Requiem Arrow actually roll, the pity counter, and the recipes that replace Robux.

You do not pick a Stand from a menu. An Arrow rolls one, and the roll can fail. Three arrow items do three different jobs.

The three arrows

Arrow Result Success Carry cap
Arrow Awakens a random Stand, and can also roll a skin The percentage printed when you click it. It scales with level. Around level 25 that rate is documented near 50 percent. 25
Pure Arrow A Stand skin for the Stand you are holding. Not a new Stand. 100 percent 10
Requiem Arrow Evolves Gold Experience into Gold Experience Requiem Your level as a percentage. Level 50 is a 50 percent chance. 10

A normal Arrow also has a separate skin roll: 1 percent base, plus 0.2 percent for each Arrow you use. The counter returns to 1 percent when a skin drops. A Pure Arrow resets it too, so spend Pure Arrows while the counter is low and keep using normal Arrows while it is high. Fifty Arrows add 10 percentage points on top of the 1 percent base.

If the click percentage on your Arrow disagrees with the level 25 example, trust the number on the item. That tooltip is the live rate.

Where they come from

Source Arrows Cost that is documented
In-game Robux shop Arrow, Pure Arrow Listed as Robux purchases
Arrow schematic Arrow $1,000 plus components
Pure Arrow schematic Pure Arrow $100,000, 5 Gold Ingots, plus components
Requiem Arrow schematic Requiem Arrow $20,000, 3 Gold Ingots, 5 Meteorite Shards, 2 Wood
Black Market Dealer Buys Pure Arrows from you $60,000 each
Dimensional Tears and Trials Requiem Arrow is listed among rare drops Floor spawns and boss drops are tracked separately per item

May 2026 footage also shows the Black Market selling Stand Arrows, Requiem Arrows, Locacaca, Spin and a Vampire Mask. Those shelf prices were not restated on the October board summary, so use the price the NPC shows.

Getting a specific Stand

  1. Level before you spend the Arrow. A low-level failure is a wasted Arrow.
  2. Craft once component income is stable. The Arrow cap is 25.
  3. Name the evolution you want before you roll. Leaving Star Platinum, Killer Queen or Gold Experience throws away a chain you already started.
  4. Put points in the player tree first. Stand trees are replaced in practice when you change Stands, because each Stand keeps its own tree.

Changing what you already have

You want to change What does it What does not
Skill points Locacaca refunds them It does not touch Stand, speciality or weapon
Stand or speciality Whitesnake NPC Locacaca
Skin Another Arrow roll, or a Pure Arrow There is no remove-skin item

The Hand never comes from this roll. It is the Early Access gamepass. Steel Ball Run Stands come from Saint's Corpse merges while you are standless, except the later Tusk acts and D4C: Love Train.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I farm first?

Level in Trials. They pay EXP and cash, and a boss drop is given to everyone in the run. Ranked is a separate MMR ladder, and the board tells players not to queue under level 100.

How do I get a Stand?

Use an Arrow. The roll can fail, and the game prints your success chance when you click the Arrow. That chance rises with your level. A failed Arrow is consumed. Some Stands skip the roll: The Hand is the Early Access gamepass, and the Steel Ball Run set comes from Saint's Corpse merges.

What does a Locacaca reset?

A Locacaca refunds skill points only. It does not remove your Stand, speciality or weapon. The Whitesnake NPC resets a Stand or speciality.

Are any codes working right now?

No code is listed as active after the 7 October 2026 board check. The redeem menu still exists and opens at level 20. Older strings and their rewards are on the codes page.

Do Stand skins change my damage?

No. Skins change appearance and can add sound, visual effects and music. They do not change damage. Value points rate that presentation, not combat strength.