Wuthering Waves may look like a typical open-world RPG, but it incorporates a variety of new mechanics for players to try out. With its gorgeous character design, ethereal backgrounds, and unique gameplay, players are bound to be hooked. The game merges a dystopian and cyber world, and as Wuthering Waves grows, it brings in interesting lore about a variety of things in Solaris-3.
There is quite a lot of content in this game, and this directory will help players comb through it. This page will make it easier when searching for specific guides, walkthroughs, character builds, or any achievements one would like to complete. In addition to that, as every new patch and region releases, this guide will be continuously updated.
Wuthering Waves: Banners, Pulling, and Priority Guide
Wuthering Waves uses a Gacha mechanic called Convene, with a classic yet complicated Pity System explained in this guide.
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Beginners Tips & Tricks
Unlike most modern video games, Wuthering Waves has a unique set of mechanics that can be a little tricky for newbies. The game does a relatively decent job of explaining each, but it takes some time to get used to it. Here is a list of some things to remember when you start the game so that you don't get stuck for hours figuring out how to carry on.
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Tutorials & Mechanics Guides
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Story Guides and Walkthrough
Wuthering Waves' main story follows a fairly similar approach to other popular video games like Genshin Impact. Most of the time, players must reach a certain level to gain access to the Main Quests, Side Quests, and Exploration Quests in the game. Some of these quests are also time-gaited, which can be a little annoying to deal with as well. This section will include all the currently available quests in the game and any difficulties players may face with each.-
Main & Exploration Quests
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Tutorial Quests and Guide
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Side Quests, Puzzles, & Challenges
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Huanglong
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Black Shores
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Rinascita
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Daily Quests
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Companion Quests
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Character Guides & Banners
This section will include all current and future character build guides, ascension materials, and team compositions. Most of the characters in this game require an ample amount of attention and time to be able to deal decent damage. So make sure to follow these guides and use your characters to the best of their abilities.-
Calcharo
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Jianxin
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Encore
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Lingyang
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Verina
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Rover (Spectro)
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Rover (Havoc)
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Aalto
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Chixia
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Danjin
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Mortefi
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Sanhua
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Taoqi
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Yangyang
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Yuanwu
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Xiangli Yao
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The Shorekeeper
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Brant (COMING SOON)
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Pheobe (COMING SOON)
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General
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Materials & Items Locations
This section will include all the relevant materials and items required by all Wuthering Waves players. As the game incorporates a grinding aspect, all characters and weapons in the game require materials that need to be farmed every day. In addition to that, these materials can also be used for your daily needs, like crafting, cooking, and synthesizing.
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Materials
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Huanglong Sonance Casket Locations
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Rinascita Sonance Casket Locations
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Recipes
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Overworld Items
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Enemy Materials
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Weapons and Echoes
Each Resonator in Wuthering Waves has the ability to equip weapons and echoes to further their damage and skills. The Echoes are monsters that Resonators can absorb into their Data Bank and use as an additional skill during battle. Echoes also have sets that sync well with certain characters, allowing players to enjoy a new type of gameplay that not many other games incorporate.
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Weapons
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Elements
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Boss Guides
This section will include guides on how to defeat all bosses in Wuthering Waves. It will also be updated with each patch and any new enemies that players may encounter in the world.
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Trophy/Achievement Guides
