SPH-2 — WARDOGS Vehicle Wiki
SPH-2 is a WARDOGS artillery platform in the current public vehicle dataset. This entity page treats the vehicle as a mission purchase: capacity, travel, fuel and cost matter because a vehicle must create more team value than the persistent cash risk it introduces.
SPH-2 at a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Artillery |
| Seats | 3 |
| Speed | 65 |
| Fuel | 105 |
| Observed price | $10,000 |

Version boundary: seats, speed, fuel and price are versioned observed catalogue values. They are useful for comparison inside the current dataset but do not prove armor, weapon damage, handling quality or live-build balance.
Tactical role
SPH-2 belongs to the indirect or stand-off fire support part of the vehicle roster. It is most relevant to planned fire missions where positioning and team information matter. That mission framing is more useful than choosing a vehicle from silhouette alone, because WARDOGS makes every loss a cash decision.
Economy check
Against the $10,000 starting balance, one observed purchase leaves $0 before any personal loadout spending.
One loss also creates replacement exposure. Before leaving the vendor, decide whether the trip, transport capacity or fire-support role is valuable enough to justify buying the platform again if the first attempt fails.
Crew and route planning
- Seats: 3. Capacity affects whether the vehicle is a solo tool, a small-team platform or a meaningful squad transporter.
- Speed: 65 in the current catalogue-native field. Use it for relative comparison rather than converting it to real-world performance claims.
- Fuel: 105 in the current catalogue-native field. Long routes and repeated trips make fuel planning more important.
- Price: $10,000. Persistent cash makes the cost part of the tactical decision, not an afterthought.
Same-role alternatives
Operating checklist
- Define the mission before purchasing.
- Check the active Control Zone and the route that serves it.
- Fill useful seats when the platform is designed for transport.
- Carry or plan support if the trip depends on fuel or repair.
- Avoid unnecessary fights that do not help the vehicle’s mission.
- Re-check live values after patches.