Wuthering Waves Team DPS rankings, team damage calculations, rotation guides, character builds, weapon choices, sonata sets, difficulty ratings, and team performance comparisons. تصنيفات دبس تيمات ووذرينغ ويفز، حسابات دمج التيمات، شروحات الروتيشن، بناء الشخصيات، الأسلحة، السوناتا ست، تقييم الصعوبة، ومقارنات أداء التيمات.
The page offers four different ways to browse teams. Each view mode serves a different purpose depending on what you're looking for:
This is the full experience. Every team is shown with complete information - character cards, team notes, rotation breakdowns, and all the stats. Perfect when you want to dive deep into team compositions and understand exactly how they work. The page starts with 15 teams visible, and you can load more as you scroll.
Same as All Teams, but here's the twist: if multiple teams use the exact same character combination (same characters in the same positions), only the highest-performing version shows up. This filters out duplicate team setups and shows you the best version of each unique composition. Useful when you want to avoid seeing the same team with minor variations repeated multiple times.
Simplified to the essentials for quick comparison. You'll see key stats (DPS, average damage, difficulty) and character portraits, but the detailed rotation data is hidden. Great for quickly scanning through teams to see who's performing best.
Combines the Compact View layout with the unique filtering from Unique Teams. You get the clean, quick-scan format while still seeing only one version of each character combination. Best for getting a high-level overview without duplicate teams cluttering the list.
Switch between views using the buttons at the top of the page. Your filters and sorting choices carry over when you change views.
Filters help you narrow down which teams are shown; sorting decides the order of those teams.
- Team ID: Enter a team number to jump directly to that team, useful when you browsing the compact view and you wanted the detailed one, just type the ID in the detailed one and you will find it.
- Character: Show only teams that include the selected character.
- Sequence (S0–S6) "COMING SOON": After choosing a character, filter teams where that character has the selected sequence level(s).
- Difficulty: Show only teams with the selected rotation difficulty (Easy, Mid, Hard, Extreme).
- Compare Teams: If you wish to compare teams, add one or more characters, then click "Apply Filter" to show only teams that include all selected characters; use "Reset" to clear.
Use "Sort Teams By" to order the filtered teams:
- Highest DPS in 3 Rotations: Highest average DPS across all three rotations.
- Highest DPS in 1st / 2nd / 3rd Rotation: Order by DPS of that specific rotation only.
- Highest Character Damage: Teams with the single highest-damage character first.
- Highest Avg DMG / Lowest Avg DMG: Order by total average damage across the 3 rotations (highest first or lowest first).
- Rotation Difficulty (LOW to HIGH / HIGH to LOW): Easiest-to-hardest or hardest-to-easiest.
- Fastest / Slowest 1st Rotation: Order by the duration of the first rotation (shortest or longest).
- Fastest / Slowest 2nd Rotation: Order by the duration of the second rotation (shortest or longest).
When you sort by a specific rotation, that rotation is highlighted on each team card. Filters and sorting stay active when you change view modes, and most filters update instantly.
Each team card shows comprehensive performance data to help you understand how well the team performs. Here's what everything means:
- ID: A reference number for this team on the site. You can use it with the Team ID filter to jump directly to this team. It doesn’t affect gameplay or rankings.
- DPS: Stands for “Damage Per Second.” It is the total damage dealt divided by the time it takes to deal that damage, averaged across all three rotations. A higher DPS means the team is doing more damage in less time, which is a quick snapshot of how strong the team’s sustained damage output is.
- Avg DMG: The average total damage dealt across the three rotations. Different from DPS because it shows raw damage numbers rather than damage over time.
- Avg Time: How long each rotation takes on average. Faster rotations mean quicker damage windows.
- Avg Difficulty: A number rating that tells you how hard the team is to play. Higher numbers mean more complex rotations.
- Difficulty Label: A color-coded badge (Easy, Mid, Hard, or Extreme) that gives you a quick visual of the team's complexity.
- Character Cards: Shows each character in the team with their sequence level (S0-S6), weapon, and sonata set. This is your quick loadout reference.
- Team Note: Important clarifications or tips about the team. If a rotation needs specific conditions or has quirks, you'll find it here.
- View Rotation Guide: Opens a detailed modal with step-by-step rotation instructions for each phase.
Each team has three rotation sections you can expand by clicking on them:
- Rotation Label: Tells you which rotation (1st, 2nd, or 3rd) you're looking at. When you sort by specific rotations, that dropdown gets highlighted in orange so you know which one matters.
- Rotation Table: Shows the nitty-gritty details - each character's action type, timing, wasted time, difficulty rating, damage dealt, and damage share percentage. This is where you see who's pulling their weight.
- Total Damage: The sum of all damage dealt in that specific rotation.
All the data you see here comes from real testing and careful optimization. Here's how everything is calculated:
Every rotation listed here is actually playable in a real fight. Energy requirements have been checked thoroughly - if a rotation would run into energy issues, the second or third rotation gets optimized to fix it, or an alternative solution is used. Whatever adjustments were made will be explained in the team note, so always check the notes to understand what's happening with the team you're looking at.
For teams that rely on characters’ Resonance Liberation, each character has been given enough energy and energy regeneration in the calculations to use their Liberation as intended. If, in your actual build, a character has less energy regeneration or less energy than required, their Liberation uptime will drop and the team’s performance will fall off hard. Having significantly less energy than in these setups will heavily and very noticeably lower that team’s real DPS and can massively change where that team would rank compared to what you see on this page.
Rotations aren't based on frame counts or purely theoretical math - they come from actual gameplay testing. Each rotation is performed in-game to get the most accurate timing possible. I aim for the fastest rotation time for each character while still dealing optimal damage.
All rotations here are recorded assuming clean runs: no dodges, no interruptions from the boss, and zero mechanical mistakes. This is effectively "best-case" execution. In real gameplay, getting interrupted, needing to dodge, or making small errors can have a huge impact on how a team performs and where it would actually stand compared to other teams on this list. Keep this in mind when comparing your own results to the numbers shown here.
If you see a character taking longer than expected, it's intentional. The extra time means that character's damage output during those extra seconds is high enough to boost the team's overall DPS. On the flip side, if a rotation is faster than usual, it means certain animations got canceled during that character's rotation - this leads to higher DPS and ensures there's enough concerto energy to trigger the outro skill (Energy Regen is also counted for when canceling animations).
To make the numbers comparable across all teams, every team is tested under the same conditions:
- All calculations are done against a level 100 boss with 20% resistance, similar to bosses in the Tower of Adversity, but without any buffs from the Tower itself.
- Every character is given equal stats regardless of who they are. No one gets special “favoritism” in the raw stat budget.
- Each character is equipped with what is considered the best Cost-4 Echo for them (with either Crit Rate or Crit DMG main stat), the best Cost-3 Echo (with either Element DMG, ATK, Energy Regen, HP, etc., as appropriate), and the best Cost-1 Echo as well.
- Echo substats are also standardized:
- On three of the Echoes, each has 8.1% Crit Rate, 16.2% Crit DMG, 8.6% in a stat like ATK%/HP%/DEF%, and 8.6% in the relevant damage bonus (for example, Basic Attack DMG Bonus or Resonance Liberation DMG Bonus, depending on what the character scales with).
- On the remaining two Echoes, each has 8.1% Crit Rate and 16.2% Crit DMG as substats.
Because of this, when you compare teams here, you are comparing them under equal, controlled conditions. Any difference in performance comes from the team composition, rotation, and kit synergy - not from one team having “better gear” than another in the calculations.
Disclaimer: Teams can be updated anytime if a better rotation is found or a new strategy comes up for a specific character.
The data on this page has been reviewed, but mistakes can still happen. All this information gets imported from a massive calculation spreadsheet using ChatGPT to convert it into the right format for the website - doing it manually would take forever. If you spot anything that looks off, feel free to reach out on Discord.
Starting from Version 3.0, Tune Break can be triggered by any character on the team — it’s not limited to your main damage dealer.
In our calculations, there are two related damage parts you may see:
- Tune Break DMG: This damage is added to the character who triggers Tune Break (the character active at the moment it is triggered). Because of this, the extra damage isn’t always credited to the team’s main DPS. For example: if you start with Phrolova, then switch to Qiuyuan, then to Cantarella, Cantarella will be the one who gets the Tune Break damage in the calculations — not Phrolova.
- Tune Rupture DMG: This damage happens when Tune Break is activated, but it is credited to the character whose kit provides the Rupture damage. Example: in a team like Augusta / Iuno / Lynae, Augusta will get the Tune Break damage (because she triggered it), but the Tune Rupture damage is counted as Lynae’s personal damage — since the Rupture comes from Lynae, not Augusta.
| Character | Rotation Type | Time | Time Wasted | Difficulty | Damage | DMG Share % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totals |