Getting darts in Beaks can turn an average round into a winning streak. From secret spawn spots to trading tricks few players share, here’s how to stock up fast and keep your inventory full for every match.
Best Way to Get Darts in Beaks
Farming darts in Beaks is easiest through daily challenges and event rewards, which often grant higher quantities than standard drops. Participating in mini-games and competitive matches can also yield bonus darts, especially during double-reward weekends. Keep an eye on limited-time promotions from the developers or seasonal campaigns, as these are reliable opportunities to boost your dart count quickly without spending in-game currency.
Roblox players know the plight of running out of Fisch bait while catching fish. While that is not the case in Beaks, as you have an infinite amount of default darts, there are plenty of other Beaks darts, such as Golden dart, Mythical dart, and more, that you would want to obtain to catch birds easily or with mutations.
To get these special darts in any of the Beaks locations, you can simply visit the Dartsmith. They go by different names, like Darth in Beakwoods or Needle in Mount Beaks. Moreover, you cannot just buy darts from them. Instead, you pay a sum to roll three random darts. You can read about all Beaks darts available in the game in our dedicated list here.
Here are the dialogues that you need to select and the money you need to spend to get darts from the different dartsmiths:
- Darth (Beakwoods, $200) – Can I get something cheap? I’m kinda broke
- Needle (Mount Beaks, $800) – Can I get something light on the coin?
- Longshot (Quill Lake, $400) – Got anything cheap?
- Scar (Deadlands, $1000) – Got anything that won’t rot my hand off?
This is a bizarre luck-based mechanic for equipment that is essential to Beaks’ gameplay. And even if the developers want to use this mechanic, they should at least give players a chance to earn more darts. Currently, there is no way to roll more darts at once.
Where to find every Dartsmith location in Beaks
In Roblox’s Beaks, Dartsmith NPCs are key vendors located in specific regions for purchasing or rolling darts. Each has a unique name, location, cost, and dialogue to trigger the purchase.
All Dartsmith Locations
Four main Dartsmiths serve different areas, with precise spots near camps or notice boards.
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Darth in Beakwoods: Found near the spawn camp’s notice board or merchant area; cheapest option at $200. Select “Can I get something cheap? I’m kinda broke.”
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Longshot in Quill Lake: Positioned at the Silverstone camp or lake hub; costs $400. Choose “Got anything cheap?”
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Needle in Mount Beaks (Mountain Beaks): Deep in the forest near cliffs or thermal goggle spots; $800 fee. Pick “Can I get something light on the coin?”
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Scar in Deadlands: Advanced desert biome near tougher challenges; highest at $1,000. Use “Got anything that won’t rot my hand off?”
Purchase Mechanics
Interact via the listed dialogue to roll three random darts-no direct selection, though some updates allow buying sets (1-10) like Iron Darts post-rework. Farm coins by selling birds first.
Show Dartsmith coordinates or map markers for each region
Dartsmith NPCs in Roblox’s Beaks lack official exact coordinates or interactive map markers, as the game uses a free-roam world without a coordinate grid system exposed to players. Locations rely on landmarks near spawn camps and notice boards in each region.
Finding Each Dartsmith
Use these precise descriptions to navigate from region hubs:
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Darth (Beakwoods): Head to spawn camp; he’s right beside the notice board and basic merchants. Easiest early access.
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Longshot (Quill Lake): From Silverstone camp dock, go inland slightly to the central hub area near lake paths.
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Needle (Mount Beaks): Enter mountain forest from cliffs or thermal goggle zones; look near elevated paths and rock formations.
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Scar (Deadlands): In the desert biome’s main outpost, past tougher enemy spawns, close to advanced bird areas.
Navigation Tips
Spawn at region teleporters, follow main paths to camps, and scan for anvil/hammer icons or glowing vendors. Community maps on sites like beaksrbx.com show general pins, but no numeric coords exist publicly.
