Version 3.8 brings back the special selector banner known as Starpath Reverbs II. Running alongside the main character banners, this Reverb Resonator Convene lets you choose one of four returning 5-star Resonators as your featured rate-up target. The available options are Camellya, Roccia, Phoebe, and Brant.

With Lily debuting in Phase 1 and strong reruns such as Hiyuki, Suisui, and Yangyang: Xuanling also available in the same patch, many players are asking the same question: is Starpath Reverbs 2 worth your Radiant Tides?

Quick Answer: Pull only if you genuinely like one of the four characters or need to complete a specific older team. These Resonators have largely fallen out of the top meta. For pure account power, the new and recent limited banners in 3.8 offer better value.

How Starpath Reverbs II Works

Starpath Reverbs II is a selector-style Convene. You pick one of the four featured 5-stars to act as the rate-up character. You can change your selection at any time without losing progress.

  • Uses Radiant Tide (the same currency as limited character banners).
  • Standard 50/50 system: 50% chance the 5-star is your selected character, 50% chance it is a standard 5-star (Jianxin, Calcharo, Encore, Lingyang, or Verina).
  • Losing the 50/50 guarantees your selected character on the next 5-star.
  • Pity and guarantee carry over between all Reverb Resonator Convene banners.
  • A matching weapon banner called Tideforge Reverbs II runs at the same time, featuring the signature weapons of the four characters.

The banner is expected to run for most of Version 3.8 (roughly November 12 to late December 2026, depending on server).

The Featured Characters

Camellya (Havoc · Sword · Main DPS)
An older Havoc hypercarry focused on Basic Attack damage and Blossom Mode. She remains fun and capable in casual content, but current tier lists place her in B tier. Newer Havoc and general DPS options outpace her in Tower of Adversity and high-end clears. Best for players who enjoy her playstyle or already invested in her sequences.
Roccia (Havoc · Gauntlets · Sub-DPS / Support)
Provides grouping, Havoc DMG amplification, and Basic Attack buffs. She pairs naturally with Camellya and can fill a Havoc support slot. However, free or more flexible options (such as Sanhua in many teams) often match or exceed her contribution. Solid niche pick rather than a must-have.
Phoebe (Spectro · Rectifier · Hybrid DPS / Support)
Flexible unit with two modes: Absolution for personal damage and Confession for enabling Spectro Frazzle teams. She still sees some use in specific Spectro compositions, especially with partners that benefit from Frazzle. Not a top-tier generalist, but one of the more useful options on this banner for players missing Spectro support.
Brant (Fusion · Sword · Sub-DPS / Hybrid)
Offers a mix of damage and utility in Fusion teams. He can function as a sub-DPS or flexible slot, but like the others he sits below current premier units in most rankings. Worth considering only if you main Fusion teams and lack better alternatives.

Current Meta Context

As of early November 2026, the strongest Resonators sit in S and high A tiers (examples include Shorekeeper, Hiyuki, Suisui, Yangyang: Xuanling, Sigrika, and several other recent releases). Camellya, Roccia, Phoebe, and Brant generally land in B or lower on aggregated community tier lists for overall and Tower performance.

Older kits often lack access to newer mechanics that define current endgame clear speeds. This does not make them unusable. They can still clear most content with proper investment and team building. They simply require more effort for lower ceiling results compared with modern limited units.

Should You Pull?

Reasons to Pull

  • You really like one of the four characters and want them for collection or enjoyment.
  • You are missing a key piece for an older team you still enjoy playing (for example, Camellya + Roccia).
  • You already have strong modern teams and have spare Radiant Tides after planning for Lily and the Phase 2 reruns.
  • You value the ability to freely switch the rate-up target and benefit from pity carry-over to future Reverb banners.

Reasons to Skip

  • You are free-to-play or low-spend and need to save for new characters or stronger reruns.
  • Your priority is maximizing endgame performance in the current meta.
  • You already own the characters you care about from this pool.
  • You prefer to wait for future Reverb banners that may feature more relevant older units.
Important note: Starpath Reverbs II competes directly for the same currency used on the main limited banners. Version 3.8 features Lily (new Spectro Pistol) plus multiple desirable reruns. Spending heavily here can delay those targets.

Pull Priority Suggestions

  1. New and high-value limited banners first (Lily, Hiyuki, Suisui, Yangyang: Xuanling, Sigrika, Qiuyuan depending on your needs).
  2. Starpath Reverbs II only after the above if you have a clear favorite or team gap among the four.
  3. Consider the matching Tideforge Reverbs II weapon banner only if you already own the character and want their signature weapon.
Final Verdict
Starpath Reverbs 2 is a collection and comfort banner, not a meta power spike. If one of Camellya, Roccia, Phoebe, or Brant is a personal favorite, go ahead and pull with a clear target selected. If your goal is the strongest possible account for Version 3.8 and beyond, skip this banner and focus on the new and recent limited Resonators instead.

Save your pulls for the characters that excite you the most. In Wuthering Waves the best investment is almost always the unit you will actually play and enjoy.