If you\u2019ve seen players walking around with Stands that look a little different from usual, they\u2019ve got one of the Bridger Western Stand Skins. There are also Shinies in Bridger Western, which are even rarer. Find out which Stands are worth getting a skin for with my Bridger Western Stands Tier List.<\/p>\n
Bridger Western Skins
\nSkins are cosmetic items for your Stands. It\u2019s like a brand-new outfit for them. From the looks of it, Stand skins do not offer any additional benefits, such as new abilities or stats. It\u2019s all for cosmetic purposes, so there\u2019s no real need for one, but at least they look cool.<\/p>\n
How to Get Stand Skins
\nAs of right now, there is only one way of getting regular skins for your Stands, but if you want a Shiny, then it involves something else entirely.<\/p>\n
Stand Rerolls
\nOne method is to reroll for a new Stand, as this grants you a 5% chance of getting a Stand Skin, too. This counts for the Stand Reroll Developer Product, Corpse Parts, and Arrow Shards. I only recommend doing this if you\u2019re not happy with your current Stand. There\u2019s no point rerolling your favourite Stand just for the sake of a skin, since there are other ways to do so. To note, Shinies are not obtainable via Stand Rerolls, at least not right now.<\/p>\n
How to Get Shiny Stands
\nThe only known way to get Shiny Stands is by trading with other players. During the exchange process, there is a 1% chance for the Stand to turn into a Shiny. The easiest way to do this is by trading with the same player continously, as you swap your Stands back and forth.<\/p>\n
What Are Shinies?
\nJust like in Pokemon, Shiny Stands feature alternative colour palettes from their original counterparts. As of right now, it is unknown if Shiny Stands have any other differences from regular Stands, other than how they look. Even in Pokemon, Shinies do not have any additional abilities, as it is all purely cosmetic.<\/p>\n
Which Stands Have Skins?
\nThese Stands have obtainable skins as of right now in Bridger Western:<\/p>\n
– Star Platinum
\n – Retro
\n – Stone Ocean
\n – Yellow OVA
\n – Heritage From the Future
\n– Star Platinum The World
\n– Hierophant Green
\n– Silver Chariot
\n– Magician\u2019s Red
\n– The World
\n – NEO
\n – OVA
\n – Greatest High
\n – Green
\n– Crazy Diamond
\n– Killer Queen
\n – Ghostly
\n – Clay
\n– Golden Experience
\n – White
\n – Cracked
\n – Toxic
\n– King Crimson
\n – Chef
\n – Oreo
\n – Manga
\n– Purple Haze
\n – Monochromatic
\n – Feedback
\n – Green
\n– Stone Free
\n– Whitesnake
\n– D4C
\n – Destroyed
\n – Green
\n– TWAU
\n – Shadow The World
\n – Manga
\n– Hermit Purple
\n – Holly
\n – Blue
\n – Yellow
\n– Tubular Bells
\n – Red and Blue
\n– Hey Ya
\n– Mandom
\n – Green
\n – King Crimson
\n – Yellow<\/p>\n
When new skins are added to Bridger Western, I\u2019ll add them to this list.<\/p>\n
Stands Without Skins (Currently)
\nSome Stands don\u2019t have skins at the moment, but they\u2019ll probably get at least one in the near future.<\/p>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/p>\n
Do You Need a Skin For Your Stand?
\nNope, it doesn\u2019t really matter at the end of the day. They\u2019re just cosmetics that have no other benefits for your Stand. You can show them off as you wander around in Bridger Western, but they make no difference in combat. The same goes for Shinies, as they are just like skins, but rarer.<\/p>\n
With experience working for GameRant and in SEO copywriting, Adele loves to combine her adoration for gaming with her writing craft. She’ll talk your ear off about anything fantasy, and if she’s not typing away at her desk, she’s probably playing an RPG somewhere, watching anime, or reading a book.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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