Stand Out: How to Craft Arrows With Every Workbench Recipe

If you would rather not buy arrows with Robux, Stand Out lets you craft them at a wooden table in Big Chop’s Garden. The workbench turns three raw materials into a Mysterious Arrow. It then turns stacks of Mysterious Arrows into better rolls, and turns larger piles of Arrow Parts into Stand-specific arrows and a rock.

Quick answer: Bring 3 Arrow Part, 2 Steel and 1 Wood to the workbench in Big Chop’s Garden, press H, select MYSTERIOUS ARROW, and craft.

Mysterious Arrow materials and where to get them

The basic arrow costs 3 Arrow Part, 2 Steel and 1 Wood. Two of those materials are bought, and one has to be found.

Arrow Part is a meteor fragment, and the workbench lists no seller for it. Its hint says it is “found in meteors, beach digs, ocean crates, Money Transport wrecks and Bizarre Adventures.” Anything that needs Arrow Parts depends on how many of those you can turn up.

Steel and Wood are simpler. If you are short, the bench says so directly. It shows “Steel: 2 more needed, and Big Chop sells it for 200 Dalas.” and “Wood: 1 more needed, and Big Chop sells it for 50 Dalas.” If you buy both from scratch, the math works out to 400 Dalas for the Steel plus 50 for the Wood. That is 450 Dalas per Mysterious Arrow, before you add the three Arrow Parts you have to find yourself.

How to use the workbench in Big Chop’s Garden

Lucky Arrow and Bizarre Arrow recipes

The two upgraded arrows contain no raw materials of their own. You make both by feeding finished Mysterious Arrows back into the bench, so the raw totals below are just the basic recipe multiplied out.

Lucky Arrow “Awakens a Stand with the most common rarity excluded from the roll.” In other words, the most common tier is taken out of the roll.

Bizarre Arrow is the next tier up. Its effect is “Awakens a Stand with the two most common rarities excluded from the roll.” It requires three times the Mysterious Arrows needed for a Lucky Arrow. At Big Chop’s prices, purchasing only the Steel and Wood for one costs 4,050 Dalas; you still need to find all 27 Arrow Parts.

Part 3, Part 5 and Mysterious Rock recipes

Three more recipes skip Mysterious Arrows entirely. Instead, they use a large stack of Arrow Parts. Each one points the roll at a single group of Stands.

Mysterious Arrow [Part 3] rolls a Part 3 Stand “with equal chances except Star Platinum and The World at 5% each.” Mysterious Arrow [Part 5] works the same way with one exception, which is “King Crimson at 5% and equal odds for the others.” Both cost the same Steel and Wood as a basic arrow, but they need five times the Arrow Parts.

Mysterious Rock is the Part 9 route. It costs Arrow Parts and nothing else. Once crafted, you crush it “to awaken a Part 9 Stand with equal odds.”

The other workbench recipes: PLUCK and boosters

The last three buttons in the WORKBENCH RECIPES window have nothing to do with arrows. They share the same bench, though, so you will see them in the WORKBENCH RECIPES window.

• PLUCK is an item assembled from 1 Pluck Blade, 1 Pluck Guard and 1 Pluck Handle. Its description reads “Bruford’s sword is whole again, with LUCK carved into it and Jonathan’s P added in his own blood.”
• 2X COINS BOOSTER takes 3 identical Rokas of one grade and adds its 2X Dalas time to your booster timer.
• 2X EXP BOOSTER uses the same recipe and adds 2X EXP time to the timer instead.

For the boosters, the bench’s hint explains the timing. It says to “Press 3 identical Rokas of one grade into a 2X Dalas Booster you use when you want it, worth 1 minute at F up to 5 minutes at SSS and double for mutated Rokas.” Booster time stacks on top of any time already running.