Stand file / summon
How you get Stands
The game says you summon Stands and master their abilities. It publishes no draw rate, no rarity list and no Stand name list, so nobody can honestly quote you odds.
The official description uses one verb for Stands: summon. Not unlock, not buy, not roll. That word is the most concrete thing published about how you get one, and it is worth taking literally.
Read the verb literally
A summon is an action you perform, not a purchase you make. In practice that means there is a control, a panel or an NPC somewhere in the game that produces a Stand when you use it. It also says to master their unique abilities, which means what you get has abilities worth learning, not a flat stat bonus.
So the shape is: perform a summon, receive a Stand with its own ability set, learn it, keep it or replace it.
Left unpublished
There is no draw rate, no rarity tier list, no pity counter and no Stand name list in any official source. Three endpoints were checked on 13 November 2026 and all three are empty of Stand data: the game has zero badges (where Roblox games usually park collection milestones), the media list holds three scene images and no video, and every pass description is either blank or about AFK rewards.
| Question | Official answer |
|---|---|
| How do you get a Stand? | summon one |
| Is there a rarity system? | not published |
| Are there published draw odds? | no |
| Is there a list of Stand names? | no |
| Do Stands have abilities? | yes, described as unique |
| Can you hold more than one? | implied by Stand Storage, count not published |
That last row is the one useful inference on the page. A pass called Stand Storage Unlock at 299 Robux only makes sense if a player can end up with more Stands than the free allowance. So multiple Stands exist as a concept. How many you can hold for free is not stated.
How to check the odds yourself
If a summon panel shows odds, they will be on the panel. Open it, and read before you press. If the panel shows no odds, the game is not telling you, and no external site can fill that gap honestly.
Two things are worth recording while you are there: the cost per summon, if it costs anything, and whether the panel shows a counter. A counter implies a pity system; no counter implies pure chance. Both are facts you can use, and neither requires trusting a stranger's table.
Rarity tables elsewhere
Search for this game and you will hit pages listing Stands in tiers, often with drop percentages to two decimal places. Three things are usually true of those pages: the tiers are copied from a different JoJo game, the percentages are invented, and the comments underneath are people saying the numbers are wrong.
The reason is structural. Roblox does not publish per-game drop tables, and a developer who wants to keep odds quiet simply does not put them in a description field. There is no legitimate data source to scrape. A site with eight tiers and a full Stand roster either data-mined the client, which breaks Roblox's terms, or made it up.
| Claim you will see | Can it be checked? |
|---|---|
| "S tier: The World" | only in game, and only if names are visible |
| "0.5% summon chance" | no source exists |
| "Pity at 50 summons" | no source exists |
| "Stands carry over between characters" | testable, but not documented |
Spend early summons differently
Spend your first summons learning what you got rather than chasing what you want. The description's emphasis is on mastering abilities, which is a hint about where the depth sits. A Stand you understand beats a Stand you were told is top tier.
Storage becomes the real question once you have two or three. That is what the 299 Robux unlock is for, and it is worth waiting until you feel the cap rather than buying it on day one.
