
2026-07-21 11:24:29
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Wuthering Waves Version 3.5 expands the Mengzhou region with the full Chapter IV main story, two brand-new Resonators, and multiple meta-relevant reruns. This concise guide covers your total pull budget, full banner lineup, and targeted pull advice to help you plan your summons efficiently.
Across the 41-day Version 3.5 update, players can earn the following amount of Astrites and pull items from daily tasks, exploration, limited events, and endgame content:
Player Type | Total Astrites | Bonus Items | Estimated Limited Pulls |
Free-to-Play (Full Clear) | 13,590 | 12 Radiant Tide + 27 Lustrous Tide + 7 Forging Tide | ≈96 pulls |
Lunite Subscription Only | 17,280 | 12 Radiant Tide + 27 Lustrous Tide + 7 Forging Tide | ≈120 pulls |
Lunite Subscription + Battle Pass | 17,960 | 17 Radiant Tide + 29 Lustrous Tide + 7 Forging Tide | ≈129 pulls |
If you want to learn more details about WuWa 3.5 Pull Count, please click here 👉: Wuthering Waves 3.5: How Many Pulls & How Much Astrite Can You Get?
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Version 3.5 features two limited banner phases, plus a permanent legacy selector banner running throughout the entire update.
Banner Phase | Featured Resonator | Core Role | Element / Weapon | Signature Weapon |
Phase 1 |
Yangyang: Xuanling (New) | Main DPS | Havoc / Sword |
Azure Oath |
Phase 1 |
Lynae (Rerun) | Sub-DPS / Buffer | Spectro / Pistols |
Spectrum Blaster |
Phase 1 |
Luuk Herssen (Rerun) | Main DPS | Spectro / Gauntlets |
Daybreaker's Spine |
Phase 2 |
Suisui (New) | Healer & Bane Support | Glacio / Rectifier |
Firstlight's Herald |
Phase 2 |
Aemeath (Rerun) | Main DPS | Fusion / Sword |
Everbright Polestar |
[Starpath Reverbs] Reverb Resonator Convene is a permanent legacy banner available throughout the entire 3.5 update. It features 6 selectable 1.x Resonators with an independent pity counter that does not carry over to limited banners.
Banner Phase | Featured Resonator | Core Role | Element / Weapon | Signature Weapon |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Jinhsi (Rerun) | Main DPS | Spectro / Broadblade |
Ages of Harvest |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Changli (Rerun) | Main DPS | Fusion / Sword |
Blazing Brilliance |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Jiyan (Rerun) | Main DPS | Aero / Broadblade |
Verdant Summit |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Zhezhi (Rerun) | Support / Sub-DPS | Glacio / Rectifier |
Rime-Draped Sprouts |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Yinlin (Rerun) | Sub-DPS / Buffer | Electro / Rectifier |
Stringmaster |
[Starpath Reverbs] |
Xiangli Yao (Rerun) | Sub-DPS / Support | Electro / Gauntlets |
Verity's Handle |
Character Overview | ||
| Rarity | 5★ |
Element | Havoc | |
Weapon Type | Sword | |
Combat Role | Main DPS | |
Yangyang: Xuanling is a Havoc-element sword main DPS built around heavy attack combat and the Havoc Bane mechanic. She features two interchangeable combat stances with smooth, fluid animations, making her highly accessible for new players while delivering competitive top-tier damage. Her core passive scales directly with Havoc Bane stacks on targets; she only reaches her full damage ceiling when paired with Chisa, who raises the Bane stack cap from 3 to 6. Her signature weapon provides a significant damage boost and is recommended for players chasing maximum performance.
Meta BiS:
F2P Budget Alternative:
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Viable for casual and mid-game play, roughly 20% lower total damage than the BiS lineup | ||
✅ Pull if you need a strong Havoc DPS, already own Chisa, or are a new player looking for a reliable starter carry.
❌ Skip if you do not have Chisa and lack resources for both, or already have 2+ fully built endgame teams.
Character Overview | ||
| Rarity | 5★ |
Element | Glacio | |
Weapon Type | Rectifier | |
Combat Role | Healer & Bane Support | |
Suisui is a Glacio-element rectifier support that blends reliable healing with universal Bane effect amplification. Her Resonance Liberation deploys a large persistent domain that increases the maximum stack cap of all Bane effects by 3, while her swap-out Outro skill grants team-wide attack buffs and damage amplification. She is fully functional at 0 copies, and her signature weapon is not mandatory — a 4-star alternative works perfectly well for most player accounts.
Havoc Bane Comp:
Frostbite Bane Comp:
Flexible General Use: Slots into any Bane-focused team as a high-value healer-buffer hybrid
✅ Pull if you run Havoc or Frostbite Bane comps, pulled Xuanling, or want a high-value flexible support for long-term account growth.
❌ Skip if you do not use Bane teams and already have fully built, dedicated healers.
Character Overview | ||
| Rarity | 5★ |
Element | Spectro | |
Weapon Type | Pistols | |
Combat Role | Sub-DPS / Buffer | |
Lynae remains the most universally viable sub-DPS and buffer in Wuthering Waves. Her coordinated off-field attacks, Resonance Liberation buffs, and team-wide damage bonuses slot seamlessly into nearly every team composition in the game. She is a complete, fully functional unit at 0 copies, and her signature weapon is entirely unnecessary — standard 5-star alternatives Static Mist perform nearly as well. Her only minor drawback is a slightly slow initial startup rotation.
Fusion Hypercarry (Beginner):
Universal Flex: Works as a sub-DPS slot upgrade for any main DPS team
✅ Highly recommended for all players who do not already own her.
❌ Higher resonance chains offer very low value and are not worth pursuing for most players.
Character Overview | ||
| Rarity | 5★ |
Element | Spectro | |
Weapon Type | Gauntlets | |
Combat Role | Main DPS | |
Luuk Herssen is a Spectro-element gauntlet main DPS with a straightforward, airborne playstyle that is easy to learn. While he can deliver solid damage for new players, he suffers from long ~30-second full rotation cycles, poor damage retention when switching targets, and impending powercreep from upcoming 3.6 characters. His overall damage ceiling sits clearly below current top-tier main DPS units.
Standard Build:
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Budget Alternative:
✅ Pull only if you are a dedicated fan of the character.
❌ Skip for meta progression and overall long-term account strength.
Character Overview | ||
| Rarity | 5★ |
Element | Fusion | |
Weapon Type | Sword | |
Combat Role | Main DPS | |
Aemeath is a top-tier Fusion sword hypercarry with two fully realized, high-damage playstyles. The low-input Tune Rupture build is extremely beginner-friendly and forgiving to play, while the Fusion Burst build offers a much higher damage ceiling for competitive endgame content. Her signature weapon creates a roughly 35% damage gap over lower-tier alternatives, making it effectively mandatory if you plan to build her as a primary carry.
Tune Rupture (Casual / Beginner):
Fusion Burst (High Ceiling):
✅ Pull if you need a strong Fusion DPS and can afford both the character and her signature weapon.
❌ Skip if you cannot get her signature weapon, or already have multiple fully built endgame carries.

This legacy character banner features older 1.x units with independent pity that does not carry over to limited banners. Most legacy characters are significantly power-crept by modern 3.x units and are not worth your limited Astrites.
For most players, the summon priority order for Version 3.5 is: Lynae > Suisui > Yangyang: Xuanling > Aemeath > Luuk Herssen.
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