Character Strength Rankings for Wuthering Waves Open Service Revealed

Wuthering Waves will commence its open beta on May 23rd. Following the server launch, which characters will be available in the game, and what is the strength assessment for each of these characters?

1. Strength Ranking Clarifications: The strength ranking is based on three evaluations and will be adjusted after the public beta.

2. Strength Order:

- The strength ranking decreases from top to bottom.

- Within the same tier, the strength decreases from left to right but remains higher than the characters in the next tier.

3. Meaning of Tiers (T0, T0.5, T1, T2):

- T0: The resonators in this tier are the best in the current version, greatly assisting wanderers in daily exploration and battling formidable enemies in the world.

- T0.5: Slightly inferior to T0 resonators, with certain attributes slightly lower but not by much.

- T1: Average, neither strong nor weak.

- T2: Comparatively weaker in terms of character attributes than the other three tiers. Suitable for beginners to transition in the early stages but lack strength. Replacement is required for higher strength in the later stages.

4. Overview of Strength Ranking:

- Through the performance of characters in the three evaluations, a pattern emerges: five-star characters (excluding the protagonist) are generally stronger than four-star characters, and limited characters are generally stronger than permanent characters.

5. Detailed Analysis by Tiers:

(1) T0 Tier:

- Yinlin: Currently the highest backline damage dealer among all secondary characters. Her passive also boosts ultimate damage, currently topping the version ranking.

- Jiyan: The strongest protagonist in the current version.

- Weilinai: The strongest support in the current version, capable of both healing and damage amplification.

(2) T0.5 Tier:

- Anke: A fire-type protagonist, also one of the strong protagonists in the current version. Ultimate strengthens basic attacks and can stack fire damage.

- Kakaluo: A lightning-type protagonist, smooth operation.

- Jianxin: Proficient in breaking shields, also has strong output.

- Baizhi: Rare to see a four-star character in the second tier, both unexpected and reasonable. Baizhi, as the people's war god, plays a significant role in transitioning beginners in the early stages. Proficient in healing, damage amplification, and resurrection.

(3) T1 Tier:

- Lingyang: As a five-star character, Lingyang possesses considerable strength, especially in shield breaking.

- Sanhua: A powerful four-star ice-type protagonist. Damage increases the longer she stays on the field, with team-wide attack buffs at six fate.

- Yuanwu: Wide-range backline damage dealer.

- Danjin: Self-buffing, useful in early-game offense.

(4) T2 Tier:

- Taoqi: Slow in action but strong in mining abilities, suitable for world exploration.

- Motefei: Capable of backline damage output.

- Piaobozhe: Suitable for both single-target and group combat.

- Yangyang: Can aggro monsters, useful for early-game progression.

- Chixia: Can be temporarily used as an early-game progression character, but lacks strength. Strength improves slightly at one fate.

- Qiushui: Low damage output, not very useful. Strength improves with high fate, but not suitable for early-game progression.