A Requiem Arrow is a quest result, not a world spawn you can camp.
Before you queue
- Be Prestige 1 or higher.
- Have zero Requiem Arrows in your inventory when you accept the quest from Prestige Master Rin.
- Bring a Stand that casual Steel Ball Run allows, if you queue casual.
Casual races exclude final forms. Gold Experience Requiem and Tusk Act 4 are named examples of banned Stands. C-Moon and Tusk Acts 1 through 3 are named as allowed. If your evolved Stand is blocked at the door, switch to the base form or queue the competitive race if that room allows it.
The exchange
- Talk to Rin at the race start and take the quest.
- Finish 1st, 2nd, or 3rd.
- Take 1 Mysterious Arrow and $7,500 to the arrowsmith. Isabelle is the name used for that exchange.
- Use the Requiem Arrow on a compatible Stand while you meet the Worthiness check.
Compatible evolutions named across stand lists: Gold Experience to Gold Experience Requiem, King Crimson to King Crimson Requiem, Killer Queen to Killer Queen: Bites the Dust, Star Platinum to Star Platinum: The World, and Silver Chariot to Chariot Requiem. Crazy Diamond Requiem uses this arrow only after Suno's quest. See that guide before you spend the arrow on Crazy Diamond.
Riding the race
You get your own horse. A route guide says speed 34 is the fastest gait that does not drain stamina, and speed 35 or higher does. Stay on the firm ground the stage expects. The desert stage is described as safer on the hard right path because of horse temperature. The arctic stage slows you, so a mobile Stand helps more than a pure damage Stand.
Competitive top three is said to pay corpse parts, a money bag, and cosmetics. That is why the race is also a corpse-part source, separate from the arrow quest.
After you own one arrow
Store it until the Stand you want is equipped. Using it on the wrong Stand is the expensive mistake. If you need a second arrow, empty your Requiem Arrows out of the inventory count the quest checks, or the next Rin turn-in will not start.