This list combines the twelve-Stand roster repeated by older October 2026 guides with Whitesnake, which appears in coverage after the [SPIN] update. The cards are a lookup index, not a claim that every kit, rarity, or move is unchanged. Compare each entry with the current in-game Encyclopedia before rerolling.
Quick roster index
Mythical · older list
Star Platinum: The World
Reported role: close pressure and time-control threat.
Status: Community corroborated; verify current moves and rarity.
Mythical · older list
King Crimson
Reported role: burst pressure, timing control, and punish play.
Status: Community corroborated; exact values not asserted.
Legendary · older list
The World
Reported role: close-range offense with time-control utility.
Status: Community corroborated.
Legendary · older list
Gold Experience
Reported role: flexible offense and utility.
Status: Community corroborated; inspect the live kit.
Epic · older list
Star Platinum
Reported role: direct close-range pressure.
Status: Community corroborated.
Epic · older list
D4C
Reported role: disruption and positional pressure.
Status: Community corroborated.
Rare · older list
Wonder of U
Reported role: control and punishment.
Status: Community corroborated.
Rare · older list
Soft & Wet
Reported role: ranged utility and control.
Status: Community corroborated.
Rare · older list
Silver Chariot
Reported role: quick close-range pressure.
Status: Community corroborated.
Uncommon · older list
Cream
Reported role: threat and space denial.
Status: Community corroborated.
Uncommon · older list
Sticky Fingers
Reported role: mobility and close control.
Status: Community corroborated.
Common · older list
Crazy Diamond
Reported role: support value with a less consistent solo matchup profile.
Status: Community corroborated.
Newer roster report
Whitesnake
Reported role: not documented consistently enough for a firm label.
Rarity: leave blank until confirmed in the current Encyclopedia.
How to read the cards
The rarity labels come from repeated older guide lists, not a first-party probability sheet. They should help you recognize the interface, not calculate a roll rate. A category can stay the same while moves, cooldowns, or resource costs change.
The role labels are deliberately broad. “Pressure” means the kit is discussed as maintaining an offensive threat; it does not promise a specific combo. “Control” means positioning or timing appears important; it does not invent an effect that the current HUD has not shown. Whitesnake remains open because a newer roster mention is not enough evidence for a complete card.
If your Encyclopedia disagrees with a card, use the Encyclopedia. Record the current title or update date when sharing a correction, and distinguish a rarity change from a balance change.
Compare roles before rarity
For solo combat, look for a reliable approach, a safe way to stop pressure, and actions you can perform without draining the Stand Meter to zero. For team play, ask whether control, healing, interruption, or escape helps the group more than raw pressure. For exploration and school sessions, an easy-to-withdraw Stand may matter more than a demanding duel kit.
Crazy Diamond illustrates why rarity is not a complete grade. Current comparison coverage places it low for solo fighting while still noting support value. A player helping a group can get meaningful use from a kit that a duel-focused tier list ranks lower.
The opposite warning applies to a top entry. A strong reputation does not remove the need to learn frontal defense, spacing, cooldowns, and meter recovery. If you empty the meter during an unsafe exchange, the reported ten-second summon lockout affects every rarity.
Check a Stand in the live client
Open the Stand or Encyclopedia interface and match the exact name. Summon it once in a low-risk situation, note which HUD elements change, and identify the prompts the client provides. Test range and recovery without assuming that a video from another update is frame-for-frame current.
Watch the meter during one normal Stand action and one skill. Withdraw before the bar empties, then observe when recovery starts. Community sources agree on the overall meter loop but disagree on the numbers, so this short test is more useful than a memorized rate.
If a move does not activate, check summon state, meter, cooldown, target range, and control mapping. The Controls guide lists the reported PC bindings, while mobile and controller players should follow their on-screen prompts.
Decide whether to keep the result
Use the Stand Tier List to compare documented combat roles, but add your own constraints. A difficult kit you cannot control is not an upgrade. A support kit is not a failed roll when your goal is group play.
Before selecting a reroll, read the current cost and write down the Stand you are replacing. Community guides report Rerolls and Arrow Shards as replacement resources, with a particular spending order, but the confirmation dialog is the authority. The acquisition guide covers the reported routes and conflicting chances.
Roster questions
Is this the complete live roster?
It is the complete thirteen-name set documented by the current sources checked here. It may lag a new client update. Verify the in-game Encyclopedia.
Why is Whitesnake missing a rarity?
It appears in newer coverage after older twelve-entry lists, but the sources checked do not establish a consistent live rarity and complete role. Leaving the field blank is safer than guessing.
Does Mythical mean best for every player?
No. It is a rarity label, not a guarantee of ease, support value, or fit. Use role, meter pressure, and your actual goal.
Where are exact damage values?
No sufficiently current, consistent first-party sheet was verified. Test the live client and avoid using old exact numbers as permanent values.