About the Stand Out Fan Hub and Its Sources
Who runs this independent Stand Out companion, which sources we check, and how we separate official game facts from fan-made content.
Who runs this site
Stand Out Fan Hub is an independent, player-made companion for the Roblox game Stand Out. It is not operated by Roblox Corporation or Studio Umbra: Europa, and it does not host the Roblox experience or sell access to it.
The site exists because the launch created a gap: players want one place that explains what the game is, how the first hour works, which codes are reported, and how the Stand rarity ladder behaves. The official Roblox page is the place to play. The developer's Discord and Trello board are the first-party sources for changes.
What we check, and when
- Game facts and controls: official Roblox listing, checked 15 November 2026.
- Codes and update notes: developer/community update log, dated on each code card. A code marked “reported” has one dated source; “unconfirmed” means it was introduced for an earlier build.
- Rarity counts and arrow rates: community documentation snapshot of 15 November 2026. These are rarity-level rates, not per-Stand odds.
- Launch figures: Roblox games API readings published by TML on 15 November 2026, labelled as a point-in-time sample.
We separate what the game publishes from what the community documents and from our own fan-made card stats. The arrow roller is an original browser toy; its Stand stats and odds are fan values, not in-game values.
Independence and corrections
We do not claim to be official, and we do not ask for your Roblox password. If you find a fact that is wrong, a code that has died, or a page that needs a correction, use the contact page. For copyright or takedown requests, include the exact URL and the material you want reviewed.