The server clipped through silence the moment my Whitesnake arrow bounced off a rooftop. I remember the hollow twinge in my chest when a roll ate my best shot—you know that exact sting when hours of grind vanish. I learned fast: picking the wrong Stand is a small mistake with big consequences.
I’ve spent nights testing builds, trading notes with top players on Discord and scouring TierMaker boards, so you don’t have to guess which Stands deserve your arrows. You’ll get concise takes, clear trade-offs, and the one-line decisions you can act on right now.
Bizarre Lineage Tier List
At any busy server you’ll see the same handful of Stands dominate the skyline.
Short verdict: Made In Heaven and Whitesnake currently sit above the rest—raw mobility, CC, and sustained pressure make them the scariest picks in PvP. Good alternatives are C-Moon, The World, and King Crimson. For early-game grinding, lean into Weather Report or Magician’s Red—they make XP feel like a conveyor belt.
Bizarre Lineage Stand List
On any public server you can watch trends form: groups cluster around AoE Stands, while 1v1 queues get noisy with Made In Heaven pilots.
Below you’ll find the full roster, with pros and cons pulled from PvP and PvE tests. Use the table as your quick reference for storing or rerolling.
| Stand | Pros & Cons | PvPRating | PvERating |
|---|---|---|---|
 Made In Heaven(C-Moon Evo) |
+ Insanely high mobility+ Difficult to play against in PvP+ Extremely good at gap-closing and chasing enemies+ One of the best PvP Stands overall+ Very good damage and outplay potential− Not that great for PvE farming− Extremely difficult to obtain | Excellent | VeryGood |
 Whitesnake |
+ Very good damage and AoE+ Several moves that CC enemies and deal high DoT+ Great at zoning and disengaging+ Excellent Stand for both PvE and PvP+ Easy to play− Made in Heaven and C-Moon are better in PvP if piloted correctly | VeryGood | Excellent |
 C-Moon(Whitesnake Evo) |
+ Excellent damage overall+ Several moves with very strong CC+ Decent combo potential+ Good for both PvE and PvP+ Very good for poking and kiting enemies− You have to evolve the Whitesnake Stand to get it | Excellent | VeryGood |
 The World |
+ Amazing combo potential+ Excellent single-target DPS+ Several ranged skills that are good for poking+ Overall very strong both for PvE and PvP− Most moves have small AoEs | Excellent | Good |
 King Crimson |
+ Very good damage output+ One of the best PvP Stands in the game+ Excellent combo potential+ Good for gap-closing to enemies− Not that great for PvE grinding | Excellent | Good |
 The World High Voltage |
+ Several moves that help engage and disengage from enemies+ Very high DPS overall+ Good at poking and kiting enemies+ Difficult to play against in PvP− Mostly single-target oriented Stand | VeryGood | Good |
 Star Platinum |
+ Amazing single-target damage+ Good combo potential+ Several skills deal damage over time+ Excellent Stand for PvP− Not that good at PvE | VeryGood | Good |
 Weather Report |
+ Excellent combo potential+ Very strong for PvP+ Several moves with very large AoE+ Very good damage overall | Good | Excellent |
 Stone Free |
+ High single-target DPS+ Several strong CC skills+ Decent combo potential+ Two skills that knock back enemies+ Very good PvP Stand overall− Not that great for PvE grinding | Excellent | Bad |
 Killer Queen |
+ Most moves are ranged with decent AoE+ Excellent for kiting and poking in PvP+ Very good early game, Stand overall− Relatively low single-target DPS | VeryGood | Good |
 Anubis |
+ Custom M1 attacks that deal decent damage+ High single-target DPS+ Decent mobility− Not much AoE in the kit− Relatively bad for PvE grinding | VeryGood | Bad |
 Golden Experience |
+ Good combo potential+ Excellent sustain with several skills that heal you+ Decent for both PvE and PvP early on− Low damage compared to other early game Stands | Good | Good |
 Magician’s Red |
+ Decent AoE moves+ High single-target damage+ High amount of CC in the kit− Not that great early on because of its single-target-oriented kit | Good | VeryGood |
 Crazy Diamond |
+ Good for poking due to its ranged skills+ Good PvP Stand overall+ Better version of Purple Haze overall− Poor combo potential− Very bad AoE overall | VeryGood | Bad |
 Purple Haze |
+ Great at disengaging from enemies+ Decent early-game PvP Stand+ Decent single-target damage− Most moves push back enemies, making it hard to do combos | Bad | Good |
 The Hand |
+ Good single-target DPS+ Decent mobility− Very simple moveset− Poor combo potential− Bad in the early game due to a low amount of AoE skills | Bad | Bad |
 Red Hot Chili Pepper |
+ Several AoE moves that are good for PvE grinding early on− Lowest overall damage of all Stands− Decent in the early game if you don’t manage to get any better Stand | Good | VeryBad |
How to Roll (Spin) Stands in Bizarre Lineage
You’ll notice Stand arrows littered across Morioh Cho when new updates drop.
You can reroll your Stand by using Stand Arrows on yourself. Lucky Arrows behave the same but give a random Skin on top. Important: a reroll overwrites your active Stand. If you want to keep something valuable, store it in Stand Storage first—think of storage as the cold wallet for rare Stands.
How do you get more Stand Storage in Bizarre Lineage?
Stand Storage expands when you Prestige late-game, or you can buy slots from the in-game Shop using Robux. Each extra slot currently costs 398 Robux (~€5).
What are the best Stands in Bizarre Lineage?
Short answer: Made In Heaven, Whitesnake, C-Moon, and The World. These dominate ranked queues and are staples on YouTube guides for PvP meta play.
How to get Stand Arrows in Bizarre Lineage?
Grab arrows from codes, chests, quest rewards, or random spawns dotted around the city. Lucky Arrows are rarer—look for them in Legendary Chests and the Prestige/Raid Shops, or earn them without spending Robux by grinding raids.
Stand Conjuration & Stats Explained
Every player I watched grind had one stat spike that made their Stand noticeably better.
Stand Passive Perks: you can equip four per Stand. They come from the Stand Conjuration stat, which rises when you defeat enemies, complete quests, or win in Ranked. The stats do the following:
- Personality: Gives unique buffs
- Strength: Increases M1 damage
- Speed: Reduces ability cooldowns
- Speciality: Increases ability damage
How to Reroll Stand Stat Grades
Every shop window in Morioh Cho whispers the same temptation: reroll and try for better stats.
Use Stand Personality and Stat Essences from the Prestige and Robux shops to reroll stat grades. Note: using a Stat Essence rerolls all grades at once.
How to Awaken Stands in Bizarre Lineage
On low-pop servers I watched players hunt World Events like they were rare trophies.
To awaken a Stand you must reach player level 50 and Stand Conjuration level 100. Then sit on the Gym mat (Bus stop 2), speak with the NPC and complete two awakening quests: beat several raids for Stand Awakening 1 and participate in 50 World Events for Stand Awakening 2. After both quests you’ll gain the Awakening ultimate bound to H.
How to Evolve Stands in Bizarre Lineage
At the Chapel near the Graveyard I’ve seen small crowds gather whenever Pucci appears.
Evolutions require Prestige 1 (talk to Arch Mage while level 50 with 10,000 Cash). Right now Whitesnake is the only Stand with evolutions: Whitesnake → C-Moon → Made In Heaven. The quests are grindy: boss runs, ranked wins, and gathering rare drops like DIO’s Bones. Evolving overwrites the Stand, so don’t try this without storing anything you want to keep.
Two quick notes from testing: Whitesnake is incredibly consistent for PvE and evolves into C-Moon and then Made In Heaven—both of which lift the PvP ceiling. If you play ranked, think of evolution as the difference between a Swiss Army knife of chaos and an actual weapon.
That does it for the tier list and practical tips. Which Stand are you spending your next Arrow on?