Wuthering Waves 3.8 Reverb Convene Selector Banner – Best Characters To Roll For

Wuthering Waves 3.8 Selector Banner – Everything You Need To Know

What Is The Wuthering Waves 3.8 Selector Banner

During the Version 3.8 Update For Wuthering Waves, a special banner known as the Reverb Resonator Convene banner will be available for the entire patch’s duration for players to roll on, featuring old Limited 5-Star Resonators that players will be able to pick as the rate up character and roll for to obtain for limited time.

This banner is treated as a completely special banner, meaning its pity count will not affect other Limited Character Rate Up Banners’ Pity count and its pity count will only carry over between similar Reverb Resonator Convene banners. This means that if players roll on this banner, the pity of the banner will not be counted towards other banners like the Lily banner or other rerun character rate up banners.

The rate up for this banner is determined by the player themselves, with the players being able to choose which of the Limited 5-Star Resonator among the selection to be the rate up Resonator. Otherwise, the rules of the rate up banner is similar to other Resonator Rate Up Banners, with the players needing to content with the 50/50 upon rolling a 5-Star on the banner for the first time. 

For this special selector banner, an additional campaign will also be available for players, with the more players rolling on this special banner, the more Limited Character Pulls will be rewarded, with a total of up to 30 Pulls being refunded if players roll enough times on the banner.

The characters being available to roll for during the 3.8 Selector Banner includes: the 5-Star Havoc Sword Resonator Camellya, the 5-Star Havoc Gauntlets Resonator Roccia, the 5-Star Spectro Rectifier Resonator Phoebe and the 5-Star Fusion Sword Resonator Brant.

Should You Roll

This banner type essentially serves as a discounted way for players to roll and obtain the Limited available 5-Star Resonators from the 2.x patches of the game, which are impossible to obtain nowadays due to them not having dedicated rerun rate up banners anymore. Therefore, if players want to obtain these characters for collection purposes or if you really like these characters, rolling on this banner is recommended as this is the only way to obtain these Resonators for now. Additionally, the banner also refunds a portion of the pulls you spend upon reaching certain milestones, so the cost of rolling for these Resonators will also be lessened somewhat.

That being said, if you have no desire to roll for these old Limited 5-Star Resonators, rolling on this banner is not recommended as the banner does not share the same pity as the usual Resonator Rate Up Banners, meaning you won’t be able to build pity using this banner if you don’t get a 5-Star Resonator.

Wuthering Waves 3.8 Selector Banner – Best Resonators To Roll For

Now that we have decided whether of not the 3.8 Selector Banner is worth rolling for, here’s an overall analysis on the Resonators on the banner for players to determine which these characters is worth the rolls:

Camellya

Camellya is a 5-star resonator of the Havoc element and wields a sword as her main weapon choice. She serves as a powerful on field Havoc DPS character, capable of dealing with big waves of enemies all on her own thanks to her amazing AoE attacks.

Camellya is a character that excels at aerial and AoE combat, with her skill kit focusing on dealing big damage to enemies in a wide area of effect with her vines. She specializes in dealing massive amounts of Havoc damage constantly with her basic attacks and has abilities that further boost her own basic attack damage output. When using Camellya’s Intro skill, her Forte Gauge will be recovered, which can be used to enhance her Basic Attack by consuming her forte gauge while attacking. Once she has accumulated enough Concerto energy, Camellya can use her enhanced Resonance Skill to enter Blooming mode. During this mode, all of her attacks are enhanced with better damage modifiers and this mode will end once her Forte Gauge runs out.

Camellya is a very simple but effective Havoc main DPS character that can wipe out enemies with her powerful skill kit, making her a very good Main DPS character if you are lacking a Havoc DPS.

Pull Rating: 4/10. A Flawed and Outdated Main DPS Character

Unfortunately for Camellya, due to her low damage output and overall difficult to use skill kit in actual combat, Camellya has since become a flawed and outdated Main DPS character in the game’s meta and is not worth rolling for unless you really like her.

Roccia

Roccia is a 5-Star Havoc Resonator that uses Gauntlets as her main type of weapon. She specializes in dealing Havoc Damage to enemies and supporting other allies with her various magic tricks, allowing her to buff allies with various beneficial buffs.

Roccia’s gameplay revolves around her accumulating Imaginary Points, which allows her to become air-borne and deal Havoc damage to enemies with her attacks and fill up her Concerto Gauge. By attacking enemies with her vortex, Roccia can group enemies up and deal powerful damage to them. Upon using her Outro Skill, Roccia can boost the incoming Resonator’s Havoc damage output.

Pull Rating: 4/10. An Overall Outdated Havoc Support and Sub DPS Character

Roccia’s skill kit is simple but is extremely outdated both in terms of the damage she deals and the buff she provides to the team, making it hard to justify rolling for her unless players really like her.

Phoebe

Phoebe is a 5-star Resonator of the Spectro element. She wields a rectifier in the form of her staff to strike enemies down as a main DPS or support the team as a Sub DPS/ Support character. She has the ability to change modes depending on her combo and is able to deal Spectro Heavy Attack damage to enemies in her way.

Phoebe is a very versatile character that can be slotted into a team as either the main DPS or a sub DPS support for a team due to her special mode switching mechanic works.

In her Absolution mode, she serves as the main DPS of the team by inflicting extremely high Spectro damage against enemies inflicted with Spectro Frazzle. To enter this mode, players want to hold Phoebe’s Heavy Attack after her Forte Gauge is filled up. While Phoebe is in Absolution Mode, players will want to use her basic attacks 3 times before using her Heavy Attack when her Heavy Attack button glows, this will allow her to deal a massive hit of Spectro damage against enemies, with increased damage against enemies inflicted with Spectro Frazzle. Her mode will be reset after her forte gauge is reduced to 0 after 4 rotations.

In her Confession mode, Phoebe serves as a sub DPS character that inflicts a massive amount of Spectro Frazzle on enemies for other characters to take advantage of. To enter Coffession Mode, instead of holding the heavy attack button when Phoebe’s Forte Gauge is full, players will need to hold her Resonance Skill instead. In this mode, you can still do the normal 3 basic attacks and 1 heavy attack combo string, dealing less damage but inflicting a lot of Spectro Frazzle on the enemies. You will be able to do 2 full rotation combos in this mode before Phoebe’s Forte Gauge is completely depleted.

Depending on the team and builds, players will need to use Phoebe main in 1 more instead of the other, with Absolution mode wanting her to run with other characters that inflict Spectro Frazzle on enemies before switching to her to deal damage, while the Confession mode wants you to let her take the field first to inflict enemies with as much Spectro Frazzle as possible before switching to the main DPS to deal damage to the enemies.

Pull Rating: 7/10. A Niche But Still Decent Sub DPS Support Resonator.

Phoebe excels greatly when you can manage to form a Spectro Frazzle team comp for her entire skill kit to have a chance to shine and is an essential part for such a team. However, in general content outside of that, Phoebe’s overall damage output suffers without proper teammates, so players should consider when pulling for her if you don’t have her best teammates.

Brant

Brant is a 5-Star Resonator of the Fusion Element and wields a sword as his main weapon. He specializes in healing and providing the entire team with Fusion damage boosting effects.

Brant’s main gameplay revolves around using his quick and easy to use attacks on enemies to deal Fusion damage to them and provide the team with healing while also recovering Forte Gauge and Concerto energy for himself. Upon gaining enough energy, Brant can use his Ultimate to deal a massive instance of damage to enemies and heal allies. 

Upon using his Outro Skill, Brant is able to buff the Fusion Damage output of the incoming Resonator in the team.

Pull Rating: 4/10. An Very Niche and Outdated Sub DPS and Support Character

In a similar vein to Roccia, Brant was meant to be a generic Fusion Support and Sustain character for any Fusion teams. However, he is extremely outdated and replaced by more modern options like Lupa and others, making it hard to justify rolling for him.

Conclusion

With that, we have gone over everything players should consider for the Wuthering Waves 3.8 Reverb Convene Selector Banner. Get your hands on some extra funds to roll for the exciting upcoming brand new characters by taking advantage of Enjoygm’s special Wuthering Waves Top Up Discount Deals today!