WARDOGS Vehicles Reference

Choose a vehicle for a task

WARDOGS vehicles solve movement, logistics, fire-support and armor problems. Choose the job before paying: a light transport gets players to the objective, a truck moves supplies, a helicopter changes the route, and heavy armor converts a large budget into protected firepower. Every vehicle also needs an operator, a destination and a plan for fuel, ammunition or repairs.

Browse the documented roster

The directory lists 21 named models or meaningful variants and uses the official Z20 Lakota name from the launch changelog. Linked models open full entries; the other rows provide role, price and access information for quick comparison.

Official unlock changes

The Season 1 announcement moved Heavy Tank to Driver level 35 and Artillery Tank to Career level 90 and $500,000. It also changed Driver gates for the URAL, Dune Buggy, Kodiak variants and armed Humvee, and changed several one-time access payments. Those named launch changes take priority over earlier values.

An unlock fee is not the same as the per-deployment vehicle price. Check the level, the permanent access payment and the price of the vehicle you are about to field as three separate lines.

Crew and supply planning

Before deploying, answer five questions:

1. Who is driving or flying?
2. Who is operating each weapon or passenger seat?
3. Where is the vehicle going, and what counts as completing the trip?
4. How will it refuel, rearm or repair?
5. Where can the crew leave it without blocking a supply route or exposing a team asset?

A transport earns its value by completing a useful delivery. A tank or artillery vehicle needs communication and support; buying the most expensive platform is not a substitute for a crew.

Read performance fields carefully

Speed, fuel capacity, range, armor and armament are useful only when their build and units are known. A value without that context can mislead, so confirm the current vehicle before relying on an exact operational range, damage-resistance figure or number of hits to destroy it.

Use the building guide for supply routes and repair positions, and the economy guide for the impact of a vehicle purchase on the account balance.

Continue with the task

Read the MH-6 entry for squad transport, the L2A6 entry for heavy armor and the SPH-2 entry for indirect fire. The Control Zone guide explains why arriving at the right area matters more than driving toward the nearest gunfire.

First-party changes are tracked in the official announcement archive. The remaining vehicle fields are dated gameplay records reviewed on September 16, 2026 and should be checked in the current vendor before spending.