Bizarre Lineage Stand Tier List — Every Stand Ranked for PvP and PvE

Bizarre Lineage is a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure–inspired Roblox experience set in Morioh Cho where Stands define your entire build. There are 17 Stands spread across five rarity tiers — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical — and the one you equip determines how well you perform in both PvE grinding and PvP duels. Picking the right Stand early can dramatically speed up your progression, and knowing which ones to store before rerolling saves you from permanent losses.

Quick answer: White Snake, Made In Heaven, and C-Moon are the strongest Stands in the current meta. White Snake is the most balanced overall pick, excelling equally in PvP and PvE. For early-game players, Weather Report and Golden Experience are the safest bets.

S-Tier Stands — Best in Bizarre Lineage

White Snake sits at the top because of its versatility. Barrage [E], Sweep Kick [R], and Revolver [Z] handle close and mid-range pressure, while Acid Rupture [C] creates area denial with damage-over-time. The signature move, Disc Extraction [V], strips an opponent's Stand for roughly six seconds, which is essentially a death sentence in a PvP duel. It performs just as well clearing PvE mobs thanks to its balanced mix of AoE and single-target tools.

Made In Heaven is the premier PvP Stand. Acceleration [V] progressively increases your movement speed during a fight, making you nearly impossible to track in extended engagements. Infinite Pursuit [R] delivers a multi-hit teleport combo, and Knife Massacre [X + X] chains ranged attacks into a dash impale finisher. The trade-off is that most of its kit is single-target, so farming large groups of enemies takes longer than it would with White Snake or C-Moon.

C-Moon flips that dynamic — it is arguably the best PvE Stand in the game. Graviton Reversal [R], Rock Barrage [Z], and Gravity Crusher [X] all hit wide areas and apply Slow or other debuffs. It groups mobs efficiently and deals burst damage to bosses, making it ideal for Raids. In PvP, it remains strong for poking and kiting, though it lacks the raw single-target lethality of Made In Heaven.

The World rewards precise, combo-heavy play. Its 6-second Timestop [C] is the longest freeze in Bizarre Lineage, giving you a guaranteed window to land Knives [X], Encirclement [Z], and Kick Volley [V] for massive burst damage. It handles PvE reasonably well thanks to its ranged poke, but its AoE coverage is narrower than White Snake's.

Star Platinum is the king of close-range PvP. Skull Crusher [X], Inhale [Z], and Harpoon [V] chain together to inflict Bleed and deliver punishing burst. Time Stop [C] lasts five seconds — slightly shorter than The World's — but the raw melee damage output compensates. Its limited AoE makes large-scale mob farming noticeably slower.

A-Tier Stands — Strong Picks

King Crimson is a PvP specialist. Time Erase [X] makes you intangible and lets you reposition freely, and Epitaph [C] is a counter that punishes predictable opponents. Impale [Z+Z] delivers high burst with extended stun chains. The problem is that King Crimson has zero AoE tools, so PvE grinding is painfully slow.

The World High Voltage plays like a hit-and-run variant of The World. It still has Time Stop [C] for guaranteed combos, and Revolver Barrage [Z] plus Knives [X] provide ranged pressure. Gunpowder Smoke Bomb [V] grants temporary invisibility for safe repositioning. It falls slightly behind the base World in raw burst potential.

Weather Report deserves special attention for newer players. Heavy Weather [C] delivers a wide AoE stun with a Slow effect that trivializes mob farming. Ice Nova [V] and Frog Downpour [X] add consistent multi-target damage. It lacks time-manipulation mechanics, so it doesn't have the guaranteed burst windows that Time Stop Stands enjoy, but its overall flexibility makes it one of the safest long-term investments at Rare rarity.

Killer Queen is another strong early-game option. Primary Bomb [R+R] and Bomb Bounce [C] clear PvE waves efficiently, and Sheer Heart Attack [Z] applies autonomous pressure that lets you farm NPCs with minimal effort. Its single-target damage drops off in the late game, but it remains a solid stepping stone until you roll something Legendary or Mythical.

B-Tier Stands — Decent but Limited

Golden Experience is the best Uncommon Stand for beginners. Its healing moves are forgiving while you learn the game's mechanics, and Overgrowth [C] provides decent crowd control. Damage output is low compared to peers, and it falls off hard once you reach mid-game content.

Crazy Diamond offers a similar survivability angle through Heal Mode [X], with Wall Smash [C] and Pulverizer [V] providing close-range burst. It lacks mobility and control tools, which makes it tough to pin down faster opponents in PvP.

Anubis is a melee-focused Stand with custom M1 attack animations and solid single-target DPS. Flash Strike [C] and Rend [R] can stun-lock opponents in early PvP duels. The complete absence of ranged or AoE tools makes PvE farming a slog.

Stone Free has creative combo potential through String Trap [X] and Spiralling Thread [C], but landing those setups consistently requires significant practice. String Bandage [V] provides self-healing, which helps in extended fights. Its burst damage is underwhelming compared to other Rare Stands like Weather Report and Killer Queen.

C-Tier and Below — Replace When Possible

The Hand has decent single-target DPS through its Erasure moves, but the kit is entirely close-range with no AoE or damage-over-time. It can force repositioning in PvP, but that's about it.

Magician's Red has flame-based AoE through Flamethrower [Z] and Crossfire Hurricane [C], but the burn damage is short and inconsistent. It lacks the mobility and burst options that higher-tier Stands rely on.

Purple Haze suffers from a fundamental design problem: most of its moves knock enemies away, making it nearly impossible to chain combos. The Idle Rage passive further reduces your control during fights. It can pressure grouped opponents with poison AoE, but the risk-reward ratio is poor.

Red Hot Chili Pepper is the weakest Stand in Bizarre Lineage. It has a few AoE moves that help with early-game farming, and Flash [Z] provides some mobility. Replace it as soon as you roll anything better.

Stand Rarity Tiers and What to Do When You Roll One

Both C-Moon and Made In Heaven are evolutions of White Snake. You obtain White Snake first, then complete a quest chain to evolve it into C-Moon, and then another quest chain to reach Made In Heaven. If you roll White Snake, store it immediately and begin working toward those evolutions.

How to Reroll Stands and Stats

Step 1: Obtain a Stand Arrow. You can find them spawning randomly on the ground around the city, earn them from Chests and Quests, or redeem active codes.

Step 2: Before using the Arrow, store your current Stand. Open Stand Settings, go to Stand Storage, and press Store Stand. If you skip this step, your equipped Stand is permanently overwritten.

Step 3: Open your inventory, select the Stand Arrow, and press Use. You'll receive a random Stand based on rarity odds.

Lucky Arrows are a separate item that grants a cosmetic Skin for a random Stand. They drop from Legendary Chests and can be purchased from the Prestige and Raid Shops without spending Robux.

Every Stand also has three core stat grades — Attack, Speed, and Special — each ranging from D to S. Poor grades on a high-rarity Stand don't mean you should discard it. Instead, use a Stand Stat Essence to reroll those grades. Open your inventory, select the Essence, and press Use to randomize your equipped Stand's stat grades without changing the Stand itself. You can earn Stand Stat Essences from quests and the Raid Store. This is especially valuable for Legendary and Mythical Stands, where even a single grade improvement can noticeably boost combat performance.

Additional Stand Storage slots can be unlocked by Prestiging in the late game or purchased from the in-game Shop for 398 Robux each.

Stand Stats and Passive Abilities

Each Stand has four stats that affect its combat performance. Personality provides unique buffs that vary per Stand. Strength increases M1 (basic attack) damage. Speed reduces ability cooldowns. Speciality increases ability damage. Personality and stat grades can both be rerolled using their respective Essences, available from the Prestige Shop and the Robux Shop.

Below the stats section of the Stand menu, you can equip up to four Stand Passive abilities. These are unique to each Stand and unlock as you progress Stand Conjuration. Conjuration increases whenever you defeat an enemy, complete a quest or mission, or win a match in the Ranked Gamemode. Training on the gym mat is the fastest way to build Conjuration in the early game.

Tier lists are inherently subjective and will shift as the developers push balance updates. The rankings here reflect the current state of the game, weighted across damage output, combo potential, crowd control, AoE coverage, mobility, and sustain in both PvP and PvE. If you're just starting out, prioritize Weather Report or Golden Experience for comfortable early grinding, and store any Legendary or Mythical Stand the moment you roll one.