Season 1 · Patch 0.11 · Snapshot 2026-09-19

TACTICAL ALL-OUT WARFARE · PLAYER WIKI

WARDOGS Wiki

Guides, maps, weapons, vehicles, loadouts and battlefield systems for Season 1 / Patch 0.11.

WARDOGS battle taking place on a residential street
Large-scale three-team combat with vehicles, objectives and player-built positions.
PlayersUp to 100
Teams3
Battlefield256 km²
Control Zone2×2 km
Starting cash$10,000
Win target100 points

START HERE

Learn the match, then go deeper

WARDOGS combines persistent cash, objective control, logistics, vehicles and building. Use these entry points instead of reading the whole Wiki in order.

BATTLEFIELD SYSTEMS

Fight, build, move and resupply

The objective only works because several systems overlap: large travel distances, vehicles, FOBs, Towers, Drills and a cash economy that persists between matches.

WARDOGS soldiers moving through a river battlefield
Map controlRandomized Control Zones pull the fight into different parts of the wider battlefield.Explore maps →
WARDOGS combat in an industrial foundry environment
Combined armsTransport, logistics, tanks, artillery and helicopters have distinct battlefield jobs.Browse vehicles →
WARDOGS close-quarters gameplay inside a building
Build & destroyFOBs and supplies change how teams reinforce and hold useful ground.FOB guide →

DATABASE

Browse the game like a Wiki

Use database hubs for quick lookups, then open individual entity pages for details.

CORE LOOP

Persistent cash changes every life

Every player begins their WARDOG journey with $10,000. Cash is used to assemble a life from weapons, equipment and vehicles, while revives, transport, logistics and objective play can generate more money. Because cash persists between matches, spending choices matter beyond a single firefight.

WARDOGS combat on a residential street
Combat choices, positioning and equipment are tied to the persistent match economy.

WATCH

WARDOGS launch trailer

WIKI SNAPSHOT

Season 1 · Patch 0.11

WARDOGS is in Early Access. Balance, progression, prices and systems can change, so version-sensitive values on this Wiki should be read as a snapshot rather than permanent rules.