WuWa Fan Creation Event: Lilies in a Dying Dream

Kuro Games has opened submissions for its Wuthering Waves fan creation event, Lilies in a Dying Dream, tied to Version 3.8. The campaign runs from 2026-11-12 to 2026-12-12 (PT) and rewards selected creators with hardware, Astrites, and cash prizes. For more ongoing coverage, see the wuthering-waves news hub.

What the Event Asks For

Entries must be original artwork or video inspired by Version 3.8, Lilies in a Dying Dream. The official notice lists illustrations of beloved characters, comical adventure moments, and difficult combos as eligible directions, so the theme is broad rather than restricted to a single character or scene.

Submissions are accepted in any language. Works that differ only by language are treated as equivalent entries.

How to Submit

Two steps are required for a valid entry:

• Post the work publicly on X (Twitter), Instagram, or Facebook with both #WutheringWaves and #WuWaFanart included.
• Complete the official submission form with the post link and submission details.

The form is linked in the official announcement. A post without the form, or a form without a public post carrying both hashtags, does not qualify.

Rewards at a Glance

Judging and Eligibility Rules

Judges evaluate entries on theme adherence, degree of completion, player reception, and other relevant factors. Several categories are excluded from judging, including:

• Works not created in accordance with Wuthering Waves
• Plagiarized works or works infringing intellectual property
• Entries submitted outside the event period
• Works created with AI assistance
• Works with extremely aggressive content, including pornography, violence, politics, or racism
• Works already used commercially or entered in other fan creation events
• Works deemed inappropriate by the judges

Participants may submit multiple entries, but each person can receive rewards only once. Deleted posts forfeit reward eligibility. Winners must reply to official staff within seven days of notification or the prize is waived.

By entering, creators grant KURO GAMES the right to republish submitted content on the internet and social media with credit to the creator, without prior notice.

Why It Matters for the Community

The event gives artists a low-barrier route into official recognition, with no entry fee and no language restriction. The prize pool is unusually hardware-heavy at the top, which tends to pull in higher-effort illustration entries rather than quick meme posts.

The AI exclusion and the ban on previously commercialized or cross-event works are the two rules most likely to shape submissions. Creators planning to reuse older pieces should check those clauses before posting.

For context on the patch itself, see our coverage of the 3.8 Lily debut and maintenance schedule and the 3.8 banners for Sigrika and Qiuyuan.

Takeaway

If you plan to enter, post publicly with both hashtags and complete the form before 2026-12-12 (PT). Keep the post live through judging, and avoid AI-assisted or previously commercialized work. Full terms are in the official announcement on the Wuthering Waves site.