Trello index · beginner guide
A map of the official Stand Out Trello, categorized for quick reference, plus the basics a new player needs: your first Stand, the Phone, and the PC controls.
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Index
Each section below covers one part of the board. Where we have a published page, the card links to it; otherwise the link goes to the official Trello, so there are no dead ends.
The board splits Stands into an arrow pool from Rare to Pinnacle and separate lists for quest, evolution, alternative-universe, and Exclusive Stands. Each card records its rarity labels, Part, and move notes. Alternative color schemes have their own cosmetic list, and our Stand list turns the released roster into one filterable table.
Exclusive Stands sit outside the arrow pool. The board currently lists Heaven's Door Prime, obtained through a Catalog sales milestone. Our Stand list shows it as its own group.
Combat/Character Mechanics covers barrages, perfect blocking, throwables, piloting, posing, crouching, and ledge climbing. Game Mechanics covers the numbers behind a build: EX, stats, levels, coins, character slots, and party play. Read these cards before comparing two Stands on damage alone.
The Status Effects list collects buffs and debuffs such as Bleed, Burning, Hamonic, Timestopped, Misfortune, and Weakness. Each card describes one effect, and several share names with Roka mutations or Stand moves. This is the board's full list, not a tier ranking.
Evolution, quest, and alternative-universe Stands have their own list. Star Platinum: The World and The World: Alternative Universe are the two published evolution variants, while Jojosapiens sits in the Quest section. The Trello says an Opal Roka can make the evolution switch, with a chance to remove the Stand instead.
Sub-Abilities are the non-Stand power sets: three Hamon paths (Jonathan, Caesar, and Zeppeli) plus Vampire. Hamon training starts with Lisa Lisa, and each path has its own quest line on the board. A Sapphire Roka removes a sub-ability, while an Emerald Roka removes a Stand and unlocks the sub-ability's full moveset.
The Items list covers quest items, IDs, the Phone, arrows, the Mysterious Rock, Arrow Parts, the Stone Mask, Stand Chips, and crafting materials. Accessories and Phone applications sit in their own lists. The arrow and rock items are expanded in our arrow guide, including Workbench costs and published odds.
Gardening has a full list of seeds, garden pots, fertilizers, mixing, packaging, and produce jars. Rokaka seeds and mutations are split into a second list with an explanation card. The October 7 update says mutated Rokas can appear at a 3% chance per fruit when growing.
The board separates the main storyline, side quests, daily quests, Hamon quests, and bounty quests. Storyline cards are numbered through the current finale, and bounty cards have their own list. The Phone's Quest app and the newer archive tab track objectives and drops in-game.
Raids/Bizarre Adventures covers the Train Raid and the Highway Star Raid, each with a separate shop card. The board explains how to start a raid and lists what the shops offer. Arrow cards name the Train Shop as a source for arrows.
The Locations list maps O'ahu spots such as Iko Iko, Diamotch, the museum, Rohan's Villa, and Howler's Yacht. NPCs and Enemies/Bosses have separate lists for quest givers and fights. Fast Travel is its own list for boats, cars, motorcycles, and Huber.
World Events include Jotaro, DIO, Money Transport, and the Meteor. Weather Events include Rain, Fog, Thunderstorm, and Lāhainā Noon. The October 25 update added a setting to turn world event notifications off.
The Robux Shop list covers gamepasses and developer products: Pogo Stick, Accessory Builder, Private Server, emote slots, guitars, Stand Arrows, boosters, the Starter Pack, and Rokas. Stand Arrows are priced at 1 for 39 Robux, 3 for 79, and 9 for 199. The Starter Pack costs 399 Robux and includes 9 Mysterious Arrows, one SSS Emerald Roka, two SSS Sapphire Rokas, and an hour of all three boosts.
Start here
The first hour is mostly the tutorial, the first Stand, and unlocking the Phone. These steps come from the official Trello and the Roblox game page.
Step 1
Finish the tutorial. The board's How do I get a Stand card says you receive a Stand Arrow after the tutorial.
Use the arrow. It awakens your first Stand, drawn from the current arrow pool.
Use another arrow to reroll. The official FAQ says rerolling is as simple as using another arrow.
Step 2
The Phone is a storyline item. In the second storyline step, Meryl Mei Qi hands it to you and tells you to keep it on you. Equip it and open your phone to use apps such as Maps, Huber, Bounties, Quests, and Gifts (Codes).
Codes are redeemed in the Gifts (Codes) app, so the Phone is also the gate for code rewards.
Codes and redemption stepsControls
From the Roblox game page description. The game says all controls are rebindable.
| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| Run | Left Shift |
| Run (alternate) | W + W |
| Light attack | Left Mouse Button |
| Heavy attack | R |
| Block | F |
| Dash | Q |
| Camera lock | Left Alt |
| Pilot Mode | Left Control |
| Summon | E |
| Pose | P |
The Trello's Controls card also lists EX Moves (T), Crouch (C), Menu (M), and Emote Wheel (L).
Reference
Answers
This page is an unofficial index of the official Stand Out Trello plus a short beginner guide. It groups the board by category, links the pages we publish, and sends everything else to the matching Trello list. The developers do not run this site.
Finish the tutorial. The tutorial gives you a Stand Arrow, and using it awakens your first Stand. Using another arrow later rerolls the Stand you have.
The Phone comes from Meryl Mei Qi during the storyline. Once you have it, equip it and open your phone to reach apps such as Maps, Huber, Bounties, and Gifts (Codes).
Run is Left Shift or W+W, light attack is the left mouse button, heavy attack is R, block is F, dash is Q, camera lock is Left Alt, Pilot Mode is Left Control, summon is E, and pose is P. The Roblox game page lists these bindings, and the game says all controls can be rebound.
The official reference is the Stand Out Trello board maintained by the developers. There is no official wiki site that we can verify, so this fan-made index links the board for every category and clearly separates our summaries from the source.
Official Trello cards and pages used on this page. Data checked on .