Bizarre Lineage Beginner’s Guide: Stands, Stats, Controls, Fighting Styles & more

Bizarre Lineage just dropped on Roblox on March 1, 2026, and the learning curve is real. There is no tutorial that holds your hand through every system, and the game throws you into Morioh-cho with a lot of mechanics to figure out simultaneously.

This Axeetech guide covers everything a new player needs to go from spawn to a fully optimized build as fast as possible. We are talking controls, stats, Stands, Sub-Abilities, Fighting Styles, Conjuration, Awakening, Raids, Personality, Worthiness, Prestige, and all the beginner mistakes that will slow you down if you do not know about them ahead of time.

No fluff. A complete Bizarre Lineage Walkthrough with everything you need to grow fast.

Bizarre Lineage Bignner’s Guide

Bizarre Lineage is a JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure-inspired Roblox RPG set in the open world of Morioh-cho. You create a custom character, roll for a Stand using Stand Arrows, and build your fighter through a combination of stats, Fighting Styles, Sub-Abilities, perks, and cosmetics. The game features both PvE story progression and competitive PvP combat. Stands cover Parts 3 through 8 of the JoJo series, giving players 17 Stands across five rarity tiers to chase and collect.

The moment you spawn in, talk to the receptionist at the Grand Hotel to start the tutorial. It is worth completing even briefly. It sets you up with your first Discover quests and explains movement basics before the map opens up fully.

Bizarre Lineage Controls and Keybinds

Learning the default controls is the very first thing you should do in Bizarre Lineage. Knowing your keybinds means the difference between landing a combo and getting punished for fumbling your inputs in a PvP match or raid fight.

All keys can be rebound at any time through the in-game Settings menu. If a specific layout feels awkward, adjust it early before you build muscle memory around controls that do not suit you.

Action	Default Keybind
Movement	W, A, S, D
Basic Attack	M1 (Left Mouse Button)
Critical Attack	M2 (Right Mouse Button)
Summon / Unsummon Stand	TAB
Stand Ability 1	E
Stand Ability 2	R
Stand Ability 3	Z
Stand Ability 4	X
Stand Ability 5	C
Stand Ability 6	V
Stand Ultimate / Awakening	H
Block	F
Evasive	G
Dash	Q
Slide	Left Ctrl
Mount / Skateboard	B
Hotbar Slots	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Pose	P
World View (NPC / Map Overlay)	N
Main Menu (Stats, Inventory, Quests)	M

The N key is underrated for beginners. Pressing it opens a world view showing all active NPCs, missions, raids, and points of interest across Morioh-cho. Use it constantly when hunting quest givers, Stand Arrows on the ground, or raid locations.

Block (F) and Evasive (G) are your most important survival tools in early PvP fights and boss encounters. Get comfortable with both before focusing on Stand combos.

How to Level Up in Bizarre Lineage

Leveling in Bizarre Lineage follows a clear progression structure. You earn XP from multiple sources, and each level grants Stat Points you spend in the Character Statistics menu. The storyline quests naturally carry you close to the maximum level. PvE mission boards fill in any remaining gaps.

The main ways to earn XP and level up are:

• Completing main storyline quests (highest XP yield early on)
• Completing side quests from NPCs
• Repeating PvE mission boards (delivery missions are the fastest and most consistent)
• Defeating enemies around the map
• Participating in raids
• Winning PvP matches

Do not overthink early leveling. Follow the main quest markers. The storyline acts as your natural leveling path and introduces you to key NPCs, areas, and systems as you progress. If you are unsure where any specific quest NPC is located, the complete Bizarre Lineage map and all NPC locations guide has every confirmed NPC mapped to their exact bus stop.

The bus stop fast travel system is critical for efficient leveling. If a quest marker is far away, do not run. Teleport to the nearest bus stop, complete the objective, and chain into the next quest immediately. Efficient pathing reduces downtime and keeps your XP rate high.

All Stats Explained in Bizarre Lineage

Every level you gain grants Stat Points to invest in the Character Statistics menu (open via M). Choosing the right stats for your build type is one of the most impactful early decisions you will make.

Stat	What It Does	Best For
Strength	Increases physical attack damage from M1 and M2	Melee-focused builds without heavy Stand reliance
Health	Increases maximum HP	Every build, especially late game
Power	Increases Sub-Ability damage and maximum Power	Builds using Hamon, Vampire, Cyborg, or Spin
Weapon	Increases slash damage and weapon-based damage	Weapon and Kendo-focused builds
Destructive Power	Increases Stand physical attacks (M1 with Stand summoned)	Stand-primary builds
Destructive Energy	Increases Stand special ability damage (E, R, Z, X, C, V moves)	Stand combo and burst damage builds

Health is a must-invest for every player regardless of build. The more you have, the more mistakes you can survive in raids and PvP. Prioritize it heavily once your main damage stats are at a functional level.

If your playstyle centers around your Stand, put most points into Destructive Power and Destructive Energy. If you are building around Sub-Abilities like Hamon or Vampire, invest in Power alongside Health. Weapon stat is specifically for players using Kendo or other weapon-based combat styles.

Worthiness: What It Is and Why It Matters

Worthiness is a hidden progression stat that affects your luck when rolling Stands and skins. Higher Worthiness increases your odds of landing rare Stands when using Stand Arrows and also improves your chances when pulling cosmetic skins. Free-to-play players can raise Worthiness naturally through consistent gameplay rather than spending Robux.

Think of Worthiness as your long-term RNG investment. It does not directly affect combat performance, but it has a significant impact on the quality of Stands you get over time. Grinding Worthiness alongside regular progression is the free-to-play path to consistently rolling better Stands.

Bizarre Lineage Stands: Complete Beginner Breakdown

Stands are the core of every build in Bizarre Lineage. Your Stand defines your primary combat identity, your ability moveset, your passive skills, and your overall damage potential. Everything in the game is built around choosing, upgrading, and optimizing your Stand.

How to Get Your First Stand

When you first spawn in, you need a Stand Arrow to unlock your first Stand. Stand Arrows can be found by:

• Picking them up from the ground around Morioh-cho, especially near bus stops
• Completing storyline and side quests (most reliable early source)
• Opening chests scattered across the map
• Redeeming active Bizarre Lineage codes for free Arrow rewards

Once you have a Stand Arrow, open your inventory and press Use. The Arrow rolls you a random Stand based on rarity odds. You can hold a maximum of two Stands at once. Before using a new Arrow, always go to Stand Settings, then Stand Storage, then Store Stand to save your current Stand. Using an Arrow without storing your Stand first will permanently replace and delete your current one.

Stand Rarity Tiers

All 17 Stands in Bizarre Lineage fall into five rarity tiers. Higher rarity means stronger base stats, better movesets, and greater potential when upgraded.

Rarity Tier	Examples	Roll Odds
Common	Basic Stands	Highest drop rate
Uncommon	Mid-tier Stands	High drop rate
Rare	Strong meta Stands	Moderate drop rate
Legendary	Top-tier Stands	Low drop rate
Mythical	Made in Heaven, top evolutions	Very low drop rate

Legendary and Mythical Stands include evolutions like C-Moon and Made in Heaven (evolved from Whitesnake), and top combat Stands like The World and Star Platinum variants. For a full breakdown of every Stand ranked by PvP and PvE performance, check the Bizarre Lineage tier list before deciding which Stands to keep and which to reroll.

Stand Stats and Grades

Every Stand has three core attribute grades: Attack, Speed, and Special. Each is graded from D to S, with S being the highest. A Legendary Stand with poor stat grades can underperform against a well-graded Rare Stand. You can reroll Stand stats using Stand Stat Essences, which are available from the Raid Store and through Prestige rewards.

Stand Personality is a separate attribute that provides passive perks tied to your Stand’s character archetype. Personality can be rerolled using Stand Personality Essences, which are obtainable from the Prestige shop and the Robux shop.

Stand Conjuration: Unlocking Stand Abilities

Stand Conjuration is your Stand’s internal progression meter. Every Stand starts with limited moves unlocked. You unlock the full moveset by raising your Conjuration level through gameplay. The passive skills unlocked at higher Conjuration levels are significantly stronger than the early ones, so grinding Conjuration is a priority.

Ways to increase Stand Conjuration fast:

• Training on the gym mat near Bus Stop 2 (fastest method, earns around 20,000 Conjuration per session with no current cooldown)
• Defeating enemies and NPCs around the map
• Completing quests and missions
• Winning PvP matches
• Participating in raids

The gym mat is the single best Conjuration source early on. You fight your own Stand clone and earn large Conjuration gains per win. Make the gym your first stop every session.

Stand Awakening

Stand Awakening unlocks at Level 50. It is the most important mid-game milestone in Bizarre Lineage. Once you reach Level 50, meditate at the gym to enter your Stand’s domain. Inside, you fight your Stand manifestation. Winning raises your Stand’s stat cap permanently, allowing it to grow beyond its normal limits.

Further Awakenings require higher Conjuration levels, so keep grinding Conjuration between Awakening milestones. Use the H keybind in combat to activate your Stand’s Ultimate once it is unlocked through Awakening.

Fighting Styles in Bizarre Lineage

Fighting Styles are a second combat layer that operates alongside your Stand rather than replacing it. They focus on melee attacks and physical damage output. You unlock a Fighting Style by finding a specific NPC trainer, completing their quest, and paying $100 in-game currency.

Fighting Style	Moves	NPC Trainer	Location
Boxing	White Fang, Liver Crusher, Dempsey Roll	Boxing Coach	Inside the Gym, upper floor, near Bus Stop 2
Karate	Sixth Massacre, Seiken Barrage, Tatsumaki	Karate Sensei	Park entrance near Hospital, Bus Stop 15
Kendo	Whirlwind, Silent Edge, Rising Tempest, Stomp Combo	Samurai Master	Inside Kame Yu Market, Bus Stop 15

Boxing is the most beginner-friendly Fighting Style. Its moves are straightforward and it pairs well with almost any Stand, making it a safe first choice. Kendo has four distinct movesets and a higher skill ceiling, but it rewards players who invest time in learning combo timing. Karate sits between the two in terms of difficulty and damage output.

Each Fighting Style changes your M1 animations when active and adds three to four unique active moves to your combat toolkit. Combine your Fighting Style with a Sub-Ability to create a complete build that covers both your Stand’s weaknesses and your preferred playstyle.

Sub-Abilities in Bizarre Lineage

Sub-Abilities (also called Specs) give your character three additional active moves, unique passive bonuses, and altered dash effects. Unlike Fighting Styles, they do not change your M1 animations. Sub-Abilities are the final layer of a complete build and add significant combat utility.

Sub-Ability	Moves	Passive Bonus	How to Unlock
Hamon (Ripple)	Sunlight Yellow Overdrive, Sendo Ripple Overdrive, Scarlet Overdrive	Passive HP regeneration	Complete the Ancient Ghost questline near Bus Stop 13
Vampire	Space Ripper Stingy Eyes, Leeching Terror, Flash Freeze	Passive HP regeneration, healing on hits	Use a Vampire Mask item
Cyborg	Ultraviolet Radiation, Apparatus Missile Volley, Machine Gun	+15% Defense, reduces incoming damage	Find Rudol von Stroheim near Bus Stop 3
Spin	Steel Ball-based projectile attacks, Golden Rectangle abilities	Specialized offensive utility, ranged control	Specific NPC interaction or item use

Hamon is the recommended starting Sub-Ability for all new players. It is the easiest to unlock through the Ancient Ghost questline, provides passive HP regeneration that keeps you alive during tough PvE fights, and pairs cleanly with most Stands and Fighting Styles. Unlock it early and build your combat knowledge before moving to more complex Specs like Vampire or Spin.

Vampire is more powerful overall but requires a Vampire Mask item to unlock and has a higher skill ceiling than Hamon. Cyborg suits defensive players and those taking on raids at lower levels, as the 15% damage reduction is especially valuable against boss-tier enemies.

Raids in Bizarre Lineage

Raids are boss fights against powerful JoJo universe characters and one of the best sources of high-value rewards in the game. There are currently four Raids available in Bizarre Lineage. To access them, talk to Yoshikage Kira in Morioh-cho. Use the N key to locate him through the world view.

Raid performance is graded from D to SSS. Higher grades reward more Raid Tokens and better item drops.

Raid rewards include:

• Raid Tokens (spent at the Raid Store for Stand Stat Essences, accessories, and perks)
• Stand Arrows (more reroll chances for higher rarity Stands)
• Lucky Arrows (apply random Stand Skins without replacing your Stand)
• Cosmetics and weapons

Start Raids as early as possible. Raid Tokens become one of the most important late-game currencies. Spending them wisely requires knowing current item values. Before making Raid Store purchases, check the Bizarre Lineage value list to make sure you are spending tokens on items that actually benefit your build rather than wasting them on low-priority rewards.

Some Raids, especially the Kira Raid, are genuinely difficult for lower-level players. If you are struggling, complete them with other players rather than solo until you have better stat investment and a fully Awakened Stand.

Accessories and Perks

Accessories are equippable items in Bizarre Lineage that provide a base stat boost along with two random bonus stats. Hat accessories, for example, give Health and Health Regeneration as a base stat, plus two additional random buffs from options like Defense, Power, and Penetration.

Cosmetics in Bizarre Lineage are different from standard accessories. Each cosmetic provides both a buff and a debuff simultaneously. Choose cosmetics that complement your build rather than picking them purely for appearance.

Stand Perks are passive abilities unique to each Stand. They are unlocked by progressing Stand Conjuration. For example, Star Platinum unlocks Absolute Destruction as a perk at a higher Conjuration level. Equip all available perks as you unlock them. They provide free power with no downside and are one of the most underused systems by new players.

Gangs in Bizarre Lineage

Bizarre Lineage has a gang system that lets you create or join player groups. Being in a gang opens up cooperative gameplay, including shared raid queues and coordinated PvP. You can manage gang membership through the M menu. Joining an active, well-organized gang is one of the fastest ways to access difficult Raids that would otherwise be too dangerous solo.

The Prestige System in Bizarre Lineage

Prestige resets your character’s level in exchange for permanent long-term bonuses. You can Prestige up to three times by interacting with the Arch Mage NPC inside the TC Hospital near Bus Stop 10.

Requirements to Prestige:

• Reach the maximum level
• Have 10,000 Cash in your inventory

Each Prestige level rewards you with 5 Prestige points and one free Stand Storage slot. Prestige points are spent at the Arch Mage NPC to purchase exclusive items, including Stand Stat Essences and Stand Personality Essences, both of which are critical for min-maxing your Stand’s combat performance.

Do not rush Prestige. The storyline naturally carries you to near max level. Complete it fully, farm Raids for initial tokens, and then Prestige when you are ready to commit to the reset for long-term gains.

How to Get Stand Skins in Bizarre Lineage

Stand skins are purely cosmetic and do not affect combat performance. They change the visual appearance of your Stand’s attacks and model. Two items are used to unlock Stand skins:

• Lucky Arrows: Drop from Legendary Chests as a rare reward. Also purchasable directly from the Raid Store using Raid Tokens. Using a Lucky Arrow applies a random skin to your currently equipped Stand without changing the Stand itself.
• Stand Skin Essences: Available exclusively from the Prestige shop and the Robux shop.

Higher Worthiness improves your odds when rolling skins through Lucky Arrows. Free-to-play players who invest in Worthiness over time naturally improve their skin pull rates.

Beginner Tips: Common Mistakes to Avoid

Most new players make the same errors in Bizarre Lineage. Knowing these ahead of time saves hours of wasted progress.

Never use a Stand Arrow without storing your current Stand first. If you hit Use without going to Stand Settings, then Stand Storage, then Store Stand, your current Stand and all its Conjuration progress are permanently gone. This is one of the most painful beginner mistakes in the game.

Do not skip perks. Stand Perks unlock through Conjuration and are free passive bonuses. Many new players never equip them because they do not check the perk menu. Open your Stand menu regularly and slot every perk you have unlocked.

Do not walk to distant objectives. The bus stop fast travel system exists for a reason. If a quest is far away, teleport. Efficient pathing keeps your leveling pace high and reduces burnout significantly.

Do not save Raid Tokens for too long without a plan. Raid Tokens expire in value as you outgrow certain items. Spend them on Stand Stat Essences and accessories that directly upgrade your current build.

Craft the Plank Skateboard early. It is faster than running and can be crafted from basic chest materials. Having it equipped from the start makes every movement task noticeably quicker.

Bizarre Lineage Beginner Progression Roadmap

If you want a clear order of priorities from day one, follow this sequence:

1. Complete the tutorial and start the main storyline quests
2. Pick up the Stand Arrows from the ground and roll your first Stand
3. Learn your keybinds, especially Block (F) and Evasive (G)
4. Train Conjuration at the gym mat near Bus Stop 2 every session
5. Invest stat points into Destructive Power, Destructive Energy, and Health
6. Complete main storyline quests to level up naturally
7. Talk to Yoshikage Kira and start Raids as early as possible
8. Unlock a Fighting Style from the appropriate NPC (Boxing recommended first)
9. Complete the Ancient Ghost questline to unlock Hamon’s Sub-Ability
10. Reach Level 50 and complete your first Stand Awakening
11. Farm Raid Tokens and spend them on Stand Stat Essences and accessories
12. Prestige at max level for long-term progression bonuses and additional Stand Storage

For all the official community resources, patch notes, and developer announcements, the full Bizarre Lineage Trello link, Discord, and Wiki guide have every verified link organized in one place so you never miss an update.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get more Stand Storage slots in Bizarre Lineage?

You can unlock additional Stand Storage slots by increasing your Prestige level, which grants one free slot per Prestige. Alternatively, you can purchase additional slots from the in-game Robux shop for 398 Robux each.

Is Bizarre Lineage available on mobile?

Yes. Bizarre Lineage is playable on mobile through Roblox. However, the mobile control layout is not optimized at launch. Developers are expected to address mobile control issues in upcoming updates.

What is the fastest way to level up in Bizarre Lineage?

The fastest leveling method is chaining main storyline quests while using bus stop fast travel to minimize movement time between objectives. Delivery missions on the PvE mission board are also highly efficient as they grant 10,000 to 20,000 XP and Conjuration progress per run with no scaling difficulty.

How do I increase Stand Conjuration fast?

Training at the gym mat near Bus Stop 2 is the fastest Conjuration source in the game. Each win against your Stand clone earns around 20,000 Conjuration with no current cooldown. Supplement it with quest completion, NPC defeats, and PvP wins.

What is the best Sub-Ability for beginners in Bizarre Lineage?

Hamon (Ripple) is the best starting Sub-Ability. It is unlocked through the Ancient Ghost questline, provides passive HP regeneration, and works well with most Stands and Fighting Styles. It does not require a rare item to obtain, unlike Vampire, which needs a Vampire Mask.

What is Worthiness in Bizarre Lineage?

Worthiness is a progression stat that increases your RNG odds when rolling Stands with Stand Arrows and when pulling cosmetic skins. Higher Worthiness means better chances of landing rare Stands and skins. Free-to-play players can raise Worthiness naturally through consistent gameplay over time.

Can I reroll my Stand’s stats in Bizarre Lineage?

Yes. Stand Stat Essences allow you to reroll your Stand’s Attack, Speed, and Special grades. You can obtain them by completing quests, purchasing from the Raid Store with Raid Tokens, or getting them through the Prestige shop. This is especially valuable for improving Legendary and Mythical Stands with poor initial stat grades.

Bizarre Lineage is deep but not overwhelming once you understand how each system connects. Your Stand defines your damage, your Fighting Style and Sub-Ability round out your utility, and your stat allocation determines how far you can push every build. Focus on Conjuration, Raids, and the storyline in equal measure, and your progression will stay consistently ahead of players who are just grinding aimlessly. Bookmark this page as new content, stands, and mechanics will be added in future updates.

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