Where stones live
Open the Stones button on the left, or the Stones tab inside My Pets. Compare the equipped card with another one you own before you spend Wins. Locked items show a requirement on the card or on the model in the world. There is no public stat table that names a best stone for every player.
What one early session actually equipped
A September 30 play session described the starter card as a 0 Wins stone with +1 Skill, then equipped a stone that showed +3 Skill. Those are card readings from that session. They are not an official name list, and they do not prove later stones use the same +Skill pattern.
Test a new stone this way:
- Throw three times and record usual distance, farthest zone, and active boosts.
- Equip the new stone and confirm the menu marks it active.
- Throw three more times with the same pets and chips.
- Keep it if the farther zone is repeatable, not if one throw was lucky.
A September 30 guide says early stone bonuses are additive, so the next stone is a strong early buy, and that pet multipliers matter more later. Use that as a spending idea, then let the live cards decide.
The donut
The official description names a donut as an unusual throwable. It does not give a price, rarity, or unlock. Check Stones and the models in the world. No code has been verified to grant the donut. An unusual look does not mean it is the strongest item. If it is missing, keep using a stone you can equip and check again after you progress.
Inventory versus My Pets
The left side also has an Inventory button near Shop, Rebirth, Pets, Stones, and Gifts. The Inventory panel itself was not opened in the captured footage. My Pets is the screen that clearly showed Stones, Pets, Eggs, and Boosts. If a reward seems missing, read the redemption notice, then check both menus before you buy a second time.
Named offers from later sessions
An October 3 session bought a Shop offer called Phoenix Relic for 400 Robux. The creator read it as always 125% better than your best stone. The video title also calls that item 0.01%, which does not match a direct purchase. The first throw after buying it still missed Palm Beach until they trained. The percent is offer text, not a measured ranking, and no code has been shown to grant it.
The same session later equipped a frisbee after buying a Wins pack, which the creator priced at 50,000 Wins for 48 Robux. Together with Phoenix Relic they described a card around plus 7.88 thousand. That is one account's card. They also talked about a secret thrower and a one-out-of-100 secret throw. Those odds are the creator talking, not a published table. Read the Stones card in your server.
A September 30 session said a +5 Skill stone cost 10 Wins. Use that only as a reminder that early cards can be cheap. The number on your card is the price.