WuWa 3.7: Should you pull Suoming, Lynae or Lucilla?
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Phase 2 of Wuthering Waves 3.7 debuts Suoming and reruns Lynae and Lucilla. Find out which character is worth pulling for before spending your Astrites.
The second phase of Wuthering Waves version 3.7 went live on Wednesday, October 22, 2026, at 10:00 server time, and put three limited 5-star Convenes on display at once: the debutant Suoming and the reruns of Lynae and Lucilla. The shift matters for the Astrite economy of the community behind Kuro Games' action RPG — available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, iOS and Android — because every banner demands a heavy crystal investment and the window closes on November 11, on the eve of the next maintenance cycle. The question that organizes this report is a simple one: among Suoming, Lynae and Lucilla, who delivers the best return for your roster?
Banner dates: one shared window until November 11
Phase 1, which ended on October 22 at 09:59 server time, showcased Hsin — the Electro DPS of the cycle — in her debut, alongside reruns for Chisa (Havoc) and Iuno (Aero). With the schedule change, phase 2 took over the Convenes and concentrates the three current options in a single window of about 20 days, with every banner closing on November 11, 2026, at 11:59 server time. Version 3.7, officially titled Prism's Illusion, Heart's Illumination, launched on September 30 and runs until the 3.8 maintenance, expected on November 12.
| Character | Role | Banner type | Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suoming | Electro DPS / support | Debut (new) | Oct 22 to Nov 11 |
| Lynae | Universal sub-DPS | Rerun | Oct 22 to Nov 11 |
| Lucilla | Sub-DPS / support | Rerun | Oct 22 to Nov 11 |
Players who prioritize their savings should note that the end of the phase coincides with news on the horizon: community records point to the Resonator Lily as the highlight of version 3.8. Anyone reaching the bottom of their Astrite stockpile, therefore, needs to make a precise call between the immediate value of phase 2 and the long-term investment in the next cycle — a judgment similar to the one guiding players of other gachas in recent releases, as seen in this portal's gacha coverage.
Suoming: the debut that reshapes the Unison archetype
Suoming joins the roster billed as one of Wuthering Waves' best Electro DPS characters, with a rare trait in the genre: she works both as a main and as a sub-DPS. The competitive edge, however, lies in her synergy with Hsin, the phase 1 debut. Her kit enables the Unison team archetype and stacks Electro damage buffs that raise Hsin's damage output by a wide margin, making them the character's best pairing in the current version.
"Suoming is one of the best Electro DPS characters in the game and enables the Unison team setup for Hsin."
The recommended reading of this report is direct: if you own Hsin, or plan to build around Electro DPS characters in the long run, Suoming is no longer an alternative — she is a priority. Without Hsin, her value persists — she plays well with a wide range of teams and brings buffs of her own —, but she loses the claim to being the key piece of a specific powerhouse team.
Lynae: the universal sub-DPS that is almost never a bad call
Lynae is the second option of phase 2, returning since her release in version 3.0. Her card is versatility: the buffs she provides make her a piece that is almost omnipresent in the meta, with room in practically any team. That ubiquity is the central finding of this report — it is exceptionally rare in gacha games, where the vast majority of supports are tied to one element or to an increasingly specific archetype.
- An extremely flexible sub-DPS: she fits practically any team composition, with no element or scheme restriction.
- The Tune-Break archetype: she buffs the profile and stands as the go-to support for Resonators like Aemeath.
- Resonance Liberation amplification: one of the boosts that make her one of the most valuable characters in the current meta.
Her individual value climbs another notch when the roster includes Aemeath or Qingxiao, the characters for whom she is a recognized premium partner in the community. In practical terms, there are few scenarios in which skipping Lynae's rerun does not represent a real loss of future efficiency — above all for new and mid-game accounts still building a diversified roster.
Lucilla: real value, but tied to specific compositions
Lucilla closes the trio with the most conditional profile of phase 2. The sub-DPS is an essential piece of Hiyuki teams — the Miko from Ashinohara — because she provides the Glacio Chafe stacks that directly raise her damage output. Outside that axis she stays useful: she has also featured in Echo Skill DMG compositions alongside Phrolova and Sigrika, and works as a viable alternative for players who lack Qiuyuan.
The investment logic, therefore, differs from the others'. Those who invest in Hiyuki pull for Lucilla without hesitation, because the two characters sustain each other as a single project. Those who do not follow either of those offensive axes still find a useful piece in her kit, but without the universal versatility that defines Lynae or the novelty premium attached to Suoming's debut.
Head-to-head: Suoming vs Lynae vs Lucilla
| Criterion | Suoming | Lynae | Lucilla |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Debut | Rerun (since 3.0) | Rerun |
| Function | Electro DPS and Unison | Universal sub-DPS | Glacio sub-DPS |
| Ideal team | Hsin | Aemeath, Qingxiao and general teams | Hiyuki, Phrolova and Sigrika |
| Value condition | Owning Hsin or the Electro meta | General rosters | Hiyuki or Echo Skill teams |
| Priority | High (with Hsin) | High, universal | High, conditional |
Verdict: the pull priority and the 3.8 horizon
The conclusions converge on one map: Suoming and Lynae are the central priorities of phase 2. Suoming anchors the biggest team project of the update alongside Hsin and delivers the version's most relevant damage push, while Lynae keeps in her buffs the most authentic universal utility in the game. Lucilla remains valuable, but only for players who already own Hiyuki — and the summary of this report, which assessed all three together, points precisely to that hierarchy.
Those invested in Hiyuki without Lucilla yet pull for her. Those planning Echo Skill teams around Phrolova and Sigrika and enjoy collecting compositions pull as well. Those saving for version 3.8, waiting for Lily and her potential support role, keep the Astrites — phase 2 closes on November 11, after all, and the budget for the next cycle starts today.
Check the official version 3.7 patch notes from Kuro Games for every adjustment, and follow the next updates of the Asian gacha wave on this portal, including the numbers behind Solo Leveling: ARISE.
Primary source: official announcements from Kuro Games (Wuthering Waves' official website). Original analysis published by Sportskeeda on October 22, 2026. Banner images: official reproduction via Kuro Games.
