Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence Revealed – Stats, Passives, and Upgrade Details

The Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence stats and materials have finally been shared officially, and players are already paying attention to how strong this new 5-star Sword looks. It’s coming out in the second phase of Wuthering Waves version 2.7, and it is Qiuyuan's signature weapon. The sword looks powerful both in design and performance, giving Crit Rate, Heavy Attack DMG, and ATK bonuses. All these make it a weapon that could fit well with many damage-based Resonators.

Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence stats and materials

In Wuthering Waves, The Emerald Sentence in Wuthering Waves stands out as a high-value sword aimed at Resonators who depend heavily on Echo Skills and strong attack chains. At level 90, the sword has 588 base ATK and gives 24.3% Crit Rate, which makes it easier to build offensive characters without sacrificing too much from Echo setups. Its passive is also quite interesting because it boosts different damage types depending on how players use skills in battle. With a balance of Crit and ATK stats, Emerald Sentence is likely to become one of the more flexible 5-star weapons released recently, giving both personal and team-level damage benefits.

Passive Ability: The Core Strength of the Sword

When talking about the Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence, the weapon’s passive, Bamboo Cleave, is what makes it truly different. After using either an Intro Skill or a Basic Attack, players can activate the passive by casting an Echo Skill within 10 seconds. Doing so gives one stack of Bamboo Cleaver, which adds a 30% Heavy Attack DMG Bonus, up to two stacks total, and it lasts for 12 seconds. Interestingly, the duration doesn’t reset when players are already at maximum stacks and cast another Echo Skill, so players can keep the buff active longer if they manage their timing well. It can only trigger every 10 seconds, though, and disappears if you swap the character out. Casting an Intro Skill also provides a 20% Echo Skill DMG Bonus to all Resonators for 30 seconds, though that effect doesn’t stack with similar ones.

Stat Spread and Build Usefulness

With the high base ATK and a strong Crit Rate bonus, Qiuyuan or any other DPS character can reach solid crit numbers without forcing too much from Echo artifacts. The sword naturally leans toward builds that depend on Heavy Attacks and frequent Echo activations. It’s built for consistency, letting players maintain constant pressure instead of just burst damage. Characters using the weapon can keep up a nice rhythm of attacks and skill chains while hitting decent crits every few seconds.

All Materials Required to Ascend the Emerald Sentence

To reach the weapon’s highest potential, players need quite a few Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence materials. The recent Wuthering Waves 2.8 Update Brings Chisa and Buling; many players are also diving back into resource farming to prepare for the new additions. Below is a full list of what’s required for full ascension and leveling:

• Inert Metallic Drip × 6
• Reactive Metallic Drip × 8
• Polarized Metallic Drip × 6
• Heterized Metallic Drip × 20
• LF Howler Core × 6
• MF Howler Core × 6
• HF Howler Core × 10
• FF Howler Core × 12
• Shell Credit × 330,000

Best Farming Locations for Emerald Sentence stats and Materials

Getting the right Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence materials might take a while, but knowing where to go can make the process faster.

• Metallic Drip Types:
  Players can gather Inert, Reactive, Polarized, and Heterized Metallic Drips from Garden of Salvation in Rinascita or Flaming Remnants in Huanglong.
• Howler Core Variants:
  These are dropped by Howler-type enemies such as Viridblaze Saurian, Violet-Feathered Heron, Hoochief Cyclone, and Havoc Dreadmane.

The Wuthering Waves Emerald Sentence really feels like one of those weapons that are made with care, powerful but still balanced. It mixes raw attack strength with a kind of refined usefulness that fits Qiuyuan’s playstyle perfectly. The Crit Rate is quite high, and the ATK boost feels steady even in longer fights. Add to that the Echo Skill bonus, and it’s clear the sword gives Qiuyuan and other sword Resonators the right push in quick or heavy fights.