Materials Wuthering Waves

The Materials page holds all 347 materials and currencies in Wuthering Waves, with a live counter next to the filter bar and rarity chips running 1★ to 5★. Open a handful of cards and the groups become obvious: Universal and Premium currencies, EXP items for Resonators and weapons, Ascension Materials tagged by the game itself as Resonator Ascension Material or Weapon and Skill Material, Echo Development Material used for Tuning, and everyday Consumables like Waveplate refills.

Every icon links to its own page with a short description and a How to get note, so this list works as a lookup table as much as a browsing grid.

Three currencies run the economy. Shell Credit is the Universal Currency for crafting, forging and shop purchases. Astrite and Lunite are both Premium Currency, spent on Convene pulls and premium shop items — Lunite comes mainly from monthly subscription top-ups rather than free play.

Waveplate is the stamina spent on Tacet Field fights and similar content; it regenerates gradually up to a storage cap rather than all at once. Waveplate Crystal is described in-game as Waveplate refined to a higher purity — a Consumable you pop for an instant top-up when your regen queue runs dry.

Leveling runs through two potion families. Resonance Potion feeds Resonator EXP at Basic 1,000 / Medium 3,000 / Advanced 8,000 / Premium 20,000 per item, while Energy Core feeds Weapon EXP at the exact same four amounts. Match the tier to the gap you need instead of dumping Premium items into a near-empty bar.

Tuner follows the same four-tier naming and is consumed to unlock one Echo substat at a time — Basic Tuner works on 2★ Echoes, Medium on 3★, Advanced on 4★ and Premium on 5★, so a 5★ Echo needs Premium Tuner even for its first substat.

Ascension Materials — tagged Resonator Ascension Material or Weapon and Skill Material on their own page — mostly come in tiered sets named after the enemy or region they're drawn from, plus a plain Standard Weapon Mold used purely for weapon crafting. Every material page carries a short description, a How to get note, and a Similar materials strip linking the rest of its own tiered family, so opening one card usually surfaces the whole set at once.

Wuthering Waves doesn't publish an exact farm route for most of these on this site yet, so the practical move is farming by target: decide which Resonator or weapon you're pushing next, note its element and rarity, then use the rarity filter here plus each item's family strip to round up the matching tier before spending Waveplate on Tacet Field runs.