Beaks has 18 dart types reported in a detailed April 19, 2025 guide, ranging from the unlimited Default Dart to specialized ammunition that changes speed, damage, distance, or mutation odds. Smoke is the guide’s general-purpose recommendation because it reports a 25% increase to all three shot statistics. Lush and Two Faced are better fits when your priority is a mutation chance rather than uniformly faster shots.
Those exact values are historical secondary-source figures, not a confirmed live catalogue. Beaks can change, and the official Roblox listing does not publish a complete dart table. Use the roster below as a reference, then check the dart’s current tooltip or the Dartsmith NPC before spending ammunition.
What are darts in Beaks Roblox?
Darts are the ammunition fired by Beaks’ dart rifle. The official Roblox description presents Beaks by NEKAMI as a bird-capture adventure built around a dart rifle and other gear, so the dart you equip directly affects how a shot behaves. Secondary guides describe three core modifiers—speed, damage, and distance—and report that some darts can also give a captured bird a mutation.
Default Darts are described as unlimited. Other dart types are consumed when fired, according to the Pro Game Guides explanation. Gamezebo identifies Dartsmith NPCs as the in-game route for obtaining darts, although the current locations, prices, stock, and unlock requirements are not established by the official listing.
The table uses the detailed Beebom guide published April 19, 2025. A “+0%” entry means that guide reported no change, not that the value is guaranteed to be unchanged in the live game.
How do speed, damage, distance, and mutation chances work?
Speed describes the reported shot-speed modifier, damage describes the reported damage modifier, and distance describes the reported range modifier. They are separate axes: a dart can travel farther without hitting harder, or deal more damage while moving more slowly.
A mutation percentage is a reported chance associated with the dart. It is not a guarantee that every bird caught with that dart will mutate. The guides do not establish whether chances stack with other equipment, whether there is a pity system, or whether a successful mutation changes the bird’s base value. Treat each percentage as a dart-specific report until the live game says otherwise.
What are all 18 darts in Beaks?
These are the 18 dart names and effects listed in the April 19, 2025 Beebom guide. The “practical reading” column explains the trade-off implied by the reported modifiers; it is not a separate in-game description.
| Dart | Speed | Damage | Distance | Reported mutation chance | Practical reading |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default Dart | +0% | +0% | +0% | None reported | Starting ammunition with no stat change; described as unlimited. |
| Iron Dart | +0% | +50% | +25% | None reported | A damage-and-range choice when speed is not the priority. |
| Steel Dart | +50% | +0% | +25% | None reported | Faster, longer shots without a reported damage increase. |
| Archaic Dart | -10% | -10% | -10% | 5% Timeworm; 10% Rusty | A slower all-round trade for two mutation rolls. |
| Crystal Dart | -10% | -10% | +0% | 10% Green Crystal | Mutation-focused ammunition with modest speed and damage penalties. |
| Delicious Dart | -10% | -10% | -10% | 10% Cherry | A Cherry-mutation attempt at the cost of all three shot statistics. |
| Hardrock Dart | -10% | -10% | +20% | 10% Stone | Longer reach and a Stone chance, but lower speed and damage. |
| Clown Dart | -20% | -20% | +0% | 15% Clown or Confetti | The highest reported chance among the themed mutation darts, with large shot penalties. |
| Striped Dart | -10% | -10% | -10% | 10% Striped | A uniform penalty paired with a single mutation chance. |
| Two Faced Dart | -20% | +25% | +25% | 10% Two-Toned; 5% Black and White | Strong damage and range, slower speed, and two reported mutation outcomes. |
| Golden Dart | -10% | -20% | -15% | 5% Golden bird | A rare-bird attempt that sacrifices damage and distance. |
| Mythical Dart | -30% | -20% | -20% | 5% Mythical bird | The most severe reported shot penalties in exchange for a Mythical chance. |
| Claws Dart | +25% | +0% | +0% | None reported | A straightforward speed upgrade with no reported damage or range change. |
| Longshot Dart | -25% | -10% | +50% | None reported | The strongest reported distance boost, offset by slower speed and lower damage. |
| B&W Dart | +0% | +0% | +0% | 15% Black and White | Default-like shot behavior with a reported mutation chance. |
| Lush Dart | -20% | +25% | +25% | 5% Leafy; 10% Mossy | High damage and range with two reported nature-themed outcomes. |
| Sinister Dart | -10% | -10% | +0% | 10% Shadow | A Shadow attempt with lower speed and damage. |
| Smoke Dart | +25% | +25% | +25% | None reported | The only listed dart with a uniform positive boost to all three shot statistics. |
Which dart is best for general catching?
Smoke Dart is the most balanced choice in the April 2025 guide because it reports +25% speed, +25% damage, and +25% distance. That is a guide recommendation, not an objective ranking confirmed by Beaks’ developer. If the live tooltip differs, use the current in-game values instead.
Why Smoke is the general-purpose option
Smoke has no reported downside in the table and improves every listed shot statistic. That makes it the simplest choice when you do not have a specific mutation target and want a forgiving dart for ordinary captures. The guide does not report a Smoke mutation chance, so it is a performance choice rather than a collector’s dart.
When Iron or Steel makes more sense
Iron reports the largest damage increase in the roster at +50% and also adds 25% distance, while leaving speed unchanged. Steel does the opposite emphasis: +50% speed and +25% distance with no damage change. Pick Iron when a stronger hit matters more than projectile speed; pick Steel when reaching or tagging a bird quickly is the limiting factor.
When Claws or Longshot is preferable
Claws provides a reported 25% speed increase with no other modifier, so it is the cleanest speed-focused option. Longshot reports +50% distance—the largest range increase listed—but also -25% speed and -10% damage. It is therefore a specialized choice for situations where range is worth a slower, weaker shot.
Which darts are best for mutations?
Lush and Two Faced are the two mutation-oriented recommendations in the April 2025 guide. Lush reports 5% Leafy and 10% Mossy chances alongside +25% damage and +25% distance, while Two Faced reports 10% Two-Toned and 5% Black and White chances alongside +25% damage and +25% distance. Both reduce speed by 20%.
Lush Dart
Lush gives you two reported nature outcomes rather than one. Its positive damage and distance modifiers can partially offset the speed penalty, but the guide does not say whether the two listed chances are independent rolls, mutually exclusive outcomes, or affected by the bird species.
Two Faced Dart
Two Faced has the same reported damage, distance, and speed modifiers as Lush, but its outcomes are Two-Toned at 10% and Black and White at 5%. Use it when either of those appearances is your target. The 5% Black and White chance is separate from the B&W Dart’s reported 15% Black and White chance; do not treat the two dart descriptions as interchangeable.
Other mutation darts
Several darts trade shot performance for a single themed outcome: Crystal for Green Crystal, Delicious for Cherry, Hardrock for Stone, Striped for Striped, and Sinister for Shadow. Clown reports a 15% chance of Clown or Confetti, while Archaic reports two lower chances—5% Timeworm and 10% Rusty. Golden and Mythical are described as chances to produce Golden or Mythical birds rather than ordinary visual mutations.
How should I choose a dart for my play style?
Start with the result you need, then accept the relevant trade-off. This decision table translates the reported modifiers without claiming that one dart is universally superior.
| Your priority | First dart to consider | Why | Main cost or limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Improve every shot statistic | Smoke | +25% speed, damage, and distance | No mutation chance is reported. |
| Maximum reported damage | Iron | +50% damage and +25% distance | No speed increase. |
| Maximum reported range | Longshot | +50% distance | -25% speed and -10% damage. |
| Faster projectile | Steel or Claws | Steel adds +50% speed and distance; Claws adds +25% speed alone | Neither has a reported mutation chance. |
| Leafy or Mossy target | Lush | Two reported nature outcomes plus +25% damage and distance | -20% speed. |
| Two-Toned or Black and White target | Two Faced | Two reported outcomes and positive damage and distance modifiers | -20% speed. |
| Black and White target with neutral handling | B&W | 15% reported Black and White chance with no stat change | No speed, damage, or distance boost. |
| Golden or Mythical bird attempt | Golden or Mythical | Each reports a chance for its named rare outcome | Both reduce speed, damage, and distance; each chance is 5%. |
How do you get and manage darts?
The available guides point to Dartsmith NPCs as the way to obtain darts. They do not provide a single, verified current location or a complete price list, so the exact route may depend on the live map and updates.
- Find a Dartsmith NPC in the current Beaks map.
- Inspect the dart names and tooltips offered by that NPC rather than relying on an old list.
- Check the displayed cost, stock, and any requirement before confirming a purchase or equip action.
- Reserve expendable darts for the birds or shot conditions they suit; Default Darts are the reported unlimited fallback.
- After an update, recheck the tooltip because a dart can remain available while its modifiers or mutation outcomes change.
Because non-default darts are described as expended on each shot, firing them casually can drain a supply quickly. The sources do not establish whether unused darts persist between sessions, whether storage has a cap, or whether Dartsmith inventories rotate.
Are the listed dart stats current in Beaks?
They should be treated as historical reported values, not a guaranteed current catalogue. Beebom’s detailed table is dated April 19, 2025; Pro Game Guides was updated April 28, 2025; and Gamezebo provides a supplemental Dartsmith and ammunition description with some values that are less comprehensive or differ from Beebom’s table. The official Roblox listing confirms the dart-rifle premise but does not verify the 18-item roster.
For that reason, do not assume that a listed percentage is still active, that every dart is obtainable, or that a price or location from an older guide still applies. If two guides disagree, keep the figures separate and prefer the live tooltip or an in-game inspection over either historical page.
How can I verify a dart before spending it?
A quick in-game check prevents most mistakes caused by dated lists.
- Open the dart inventory or Dartsmith interface and select the exact dart name.
- Record the current speed, damage, and distance modifiers exactly as displayed, including plus or minus signs.
- Look for a mutation label and note whether it names one outcome, several outcomes, or a bird type.
- Confirm the quantity consumed per shot and the purchase or unlock condition shown by the current interface.
- Use a small number of shots first, then compare the result with the tooltip rather than assuming a guide’s old percentage is still active.
This process is especially important for darts with similar names. Two Faced and B&W both reference black-and-white appearances in the reported roster, but their listed modifiers and chances are different.
What are the biggest mistakes when choosing darts?
- Calling one dart universally best: Smoke is the guide’s balanced recommendation, but a mutation hunt, range problem, or speed requirement can make another dart more suitable.
- Ignoring the negative modifiers: Golden and Mythical offer rare-outcome chances but report substantial reductions to speed, damage, and distance.
- Confusing a chance with a guarantee: A 15% or 5% entry describes a reported probability, not a promised result on the next shot.
- Mixing guide snapshots: Gamezebo and Beebom do not present identical levels of detail. Do not combine their figures into a new “official” table.
- Spending consumables on testing: Since non-default darts are reported as expendable, verify the tooltip and your target before firing.
- Assuming mutation chances stack: The available descriptions do not establish stacking, pity mechanics, or interaction with other gear.
What is the practical takeaway?
Use Smoke when you want the most even reported performance boost, Iron for damage, Steel or Claws for speed, and Longshot for maximum distance. Switch to Lush or Two Faced when a specific mutation family matters more than projectile speed, and use the named mutation darts only when their reported outcome matches your goal. Finally, verify every stat, price, location, and availability in the live game because the published figures come from April 2025 guides rather than an official, permanent Beaks catalogue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I combine two dart mutation chances on one shot?
No published description establishes that mutation chances from different darts or gear can be combined. A shot uses the dart you equip, so treat its listed outcome as the only documented chance unless the current game interface explicitly says otherwise.
Why do two Beaks dart lists show different numbers?
The available pages represent different guide snapshots and levels of detail. Beebom’s April 19, 2025 table is the most comprehensive of the cited lists, while Gamezebo’s figures are less complete; neither is a developer-maintained stat sheet.
Does a longer-distance dart also deal more damage at range?
Not necessarily. Distance and damage are reported as separate modifiers, and Longshot demonstrates the distinction with +50% distance but -10% damage. The guides do not document a hidden range-to-damage conversion.
What happens if a mutation chance fails?
The sources only describe the chance of an outcome; they do not report a guaranteed fallback mutation, pity counter, refund, or bonus after a failed roll. Plan your supply on the assumption that a shot can produce no listed mutation.