WuWa 3.4 Pulling Advice: Should You Pull Lucy, Rebecca, Lucilla, or Cartethyia?

Wuthering Waves 3.4, “The Dream Not Dreamed,” is shaping up to be one of the most unusual patches the game has ever had. Instead of a simple two-phase banner cycle, Version 3.4 combines a full-version collaboration with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, a new Glacio Resonator from Startorch Academy, and a major rerun that many players have been waiting for.

That makes pull planning more important than usual. This WuWa 3.4 pulling advice guide breaks down the banner schedule, special collaboration rules, character value, weapon priority, and the safest pull order for free-to-play players, low spenders, and collectors.

 

WuWa 3.4 Banner Schedule

Version 3.4 does not follow a clean “Phase 1 and Phase 2 only” structure. The collaboration banners run through the whole version, while the normal limited banners open later.

Banner	Character	Type	Duration
Collaboration Resonator Convene	Lucy	New 5-Star Spectro Pistols Resonator	June 8 – July 9, 2026
Collaboration Resonator Convene	Rebecca	New 5-Star Electro Pistols Resonator, free copy available	June 8 – July 9, 2026
Featured Resonator Convene	Lucilla	New 5-Star Glacio Rectifier Resonator	June 13 – July 9, 2026
Featured Resonator Convene	Cartethyia	Returning 5-Star Aero Sword Resonator	June 18 – July 9, 2026

The key detail is that Lucy and Rebecca are not part of the normal limited banner economy. Their collaboration Convenes use special collaboration currency, while Lucilla and Cartethyia remain regular limited-banner targets.

That means players should not treat Version 3.4 like a normal patch where all saved pulls are equally useful across every banner.

 

The Most Important Rule: Collab Pulls Are Separate

The biggest trap in Version 3.4 is not character strength. It is currency management.

Lucy and Rebecca use Dreamcatcher Tide for their collaboration Resonator Convenes. Their weapons use Shadowforge Tide. These are separate from the usual limited-banner currencies. In other words, players who saved regular limited pulls should not assume those pulls can be spent directly on Lucy or Rebecca.

Astrite is still flexible, but once Astrite is converted into the wrong type of Tide, that flexibility is gone. For Version 3.4, the safest rule is simple:

Do not pre-convert Astrite.

Keep Astrite as Astrite until you are ready to pull. If you want Lucy or Rebecca copies, exchange only into Dreamcatcher Tide. If you want their signature weapons, exchange only into Shadowforge Tide. If you want Lucilla or Cartethyia, use your normal limited-banner resources instead.

The collaboration banners also have their own pity and guarantee system. They do not share pity with Lucilla or Cartethyia. Losing a 50/50 on a regular limited banner does not prepare a guarantee for Lucy, and losing a 50/50 on the collaboration banner does not prepare a guarantee for Lucilla or Cartethyia.

This is why Version 3.4 rewards careful planning more than impulse pulling.

 

Overall Pull Priority

For most players, the recommended pull priority is:

• Lucy
• Lucilla, if you actively play or plan to build Glacio teams
• Cartethyia, if you already want her team or missed her first run
• Rebecca copies, only after understanding that one copy is free
• Signature weapons, only after your core character goal is secured

This is not because the other characters are weak. It is because Lucy is the center of the limited collaboration value, while Rebecca already gives players a free entry point into the collab team. Lucilla is potentially excellent, but her value depends heavily on your account. Cartethyia is a strong rerun target for the right player, but reruns are usually less urgent than a first-time collaboration character.

 

Should You Pull Lucy?

Lucy Pull Value: Very High

Lucy is the safest first recommendation in Version 3.4. She is a new 5-Star Spectro Pistols Resonator and the main premium face of the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners collaboration. Current preview information points to a playstyle built around Spectro damage, Pistols combat, Heavy Attack-focused output, and a collaboration-themed mechanic connected to hacking.

Even before final live testing, Lucy already has three major advantages.

First, she is a collaboration character. Collab characters often carry more uncertainty around reruns than standard limited characters. If you care about account collection value, Lucy is the most time-sensitive character of the patch.

Second, Lucy has an obvious partner in Rebecca. Since Rebecca is available for free, pulling Lucy gives you the foundation of a collaboration core without needing to win two separate character banners.

Third, Lucy is easy to justify for accounts that need a fresh main DPS. If your current teams feel outdated, incomplete, or too dependent on one element, Lucy gives you a new carry option with a dedicated partner and event support during the same patch.

Who Should Pull Lucy?

Pull Lucy if you:

• Want to play the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners collaboration team.
• Need a new main DPS.
• Value limited collaboration characters.
• Like Spectro or Pistols gameplay.
• Are free-to-play but can focus your whole Version 3.4 budget on one main target.
• Plan to use the free Rebecca instead of pulling for Rebecca copies.

Who Can Skip Lucy?

You can consider skipping Lucy if you dislike her gameplay, do not care about the collaboration, already have several fully built DPS teams, or your main goal is Lucilla for a Glacio-focused account.

Even then, skipping Lucy should be a deliberate decision. She is the one character in this patch most players may regret missing later.

 

Should You Pull Rebecca?

Rebecca Pull Value: Free Copy First, Copies Later

Rebecca is a new 5-Star Electro Pistols Resonator, and the most important detail is that one copy is available for free during Version 3.4. That immediately changes her pull value.

For most players, the correct Rebecca strategy is:

Claim free Rebecca first. Do not spend Dreamcatcher Tide on Rebecca before you know whether you need copies.

Current information suggests that Rebecca is designed to work closely with Lucy, likely offering supportive damage, team utility, or buffs that help the collaboration core function smoothly. That makes her valuable, but it does not automatically mean her banner should be your first target.

Because one Rebecca is free, your Dreamcatcher Tide should usually go toward Lucy. Once you have Lucy, you can test the team, read final kit numbers, and decide whether Rebecca Wavebands are worth chasing.

Who Should Pull Rebecca Copies?

Pull additional Rebecca copies only if you:

• Already secured Lucy.
• Strongly plan to main the collaboration team.
• Want to invest vertically into Lucy + Rebecca.
• Are aiming for Waveband breakpoints after final kit testing.
• Have enough collaboration currency left without sacrificing your main targets.

Who Should Avoid Pulling Rebecca?

Most free-to-play players should avoid spending early pulls on Rebecca. A free copy gives you access to the character, and Lucy is the harder and more important part of the collaboration core.

Rebecca is valuable, but her best value starts at free.

 

Should You Pull Lucilla?

Lucilla Pull Value: High for Glacio Accounts, Medium for Everyone Else

Lucilla is a new 5-Star Glacio Rectifier Resonator and the President of Startorch Academy. She is not part of the collaboration Convene, which means she uses the normal limited-banner economy rather than Dreamcatcher Tide.

That alone makes her interesting. If you already have regular limited pity, regular limited pulls, or a guarantee prepared, Lucilla may be easier to plan for than Lucy.

From the current Version 3.4 information, Lucilla appears to be aimed at players who care about Glacio teams, coordinated damage, Echo-related damage, or team amplification. If your account already has a strong Glacio damage dealer, Lucilla could become one of the most valuable upgrades in the patch.

However, she is not automatically the best pull for every player. Supportive or sub-DPS characters usually gain value when you already have the right team to use them. If your account does not have a clear Glacio core, Lucilla may feel less immediately impactful than Lucy.

Who Should Pull Lucilla?

Pull Lucilla if you:

• Already play Glacio teams.
• Want to strengthen a Glacio main DPS.
• Prefer sub-DPS or support-style units over another main DPS.
• Have normal limited-banner pity or guarantee ready.
• Are not interested in the collaboration team.
• Want a character who may age well with future Glacio or Echo-focused units.

Who Can Skip Lucilla?

You can skip or delay Lucilla if you do not play Glacio, lack the characters who benefit from her kit, or need a main DPS more than a team amplifier.

For free-to-play players, Lucilla is best treated as a targeted account upgrade rather than a universal must-pull.

 

Should You Pull Cartethyia?

Cartethyia Pull Value: Strong, But Account-Dependent

Cartethyia returns in Version 3.4 as a 5-Star Aero Sword Resonator. As a rerun character, her value is easier to judge than a brand-new unit: players who already know they like her gameplay, team structure, and damage profile can confidently plan around her.

The issue is timing. Cartethyia is competing against Lucy’s collaboration value and Lucilla’s new-character value. For players with limited Astrite, that makes her harder to recommend as a general priority.

Cartethyia is most attractive for players who missed her original banner, already have pieces that support her teams, or simply enjoy her playstyle enough to make her a long-term main.

Who Should Pull Cartethyia?

Pull Cartethyia if you:

• Already planned to build her before Version 3.4.
• Need an Aero damage option.
• Have a team ready for her.
• Prefer proven rerun value over new character uncertainty.
• Like her gameplay enough to main her long-term.

Who Should Skip Cartethyia?

Skip Cartethyia if your resources are tight, you want Lucy, or you need Lucilla for a Glacio team. She is not a bad pull, but she is not the highest-priority banner for most players in this specific patch.

 

So,Who Should You Pull in WuWa 3.4?

If you want the simplest answer, here it is:

Pull Lucy first. Claim Rebecca for free. Pull Lucilla only if your account is ready for Glacio investment. Pull Cartethyia only if you specifically want her. Save weapons for last.

Version 3.4 is exciting because it offers several good choices. But the best pull is not always the newest character or the flashiest banner. The best pull is the one that completes your account’s next real team.

For most Rovers, that team starts with Lucy and Rebecca.