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WARDOGS L2A6 Heavy Tank

The L2A6 is the documented heavy tank associated with the official Driver 35 Heavy Tank progression category.

Current statusOfficial category changes plus versioned model records
Last verifiedSeptember 16, 2026
Primary sourceOfficial WARDOGS updates
Next actionExplore related gameplay
EVIDENCE SCOPEFIELD REFERENCEOfficial category changes plus versioned model records
WARDOGS infantry advancing beside a heavy tank
Official WARDOGS heavy armor screenshot · Team17 / BULKHEAD press kit

Quick answer

The L2A6 is a documented heavy tank associated with the official Heavy Tank progression category. Season 1 moved that category to Driver level 35. Fielding it is a crew and logistics decision: the recorded deployment price is only one part of the cost, and unsupported armor can lose time and cash without helping the Control Zone.

L2A6 heavy tank vendor render from a versioned WARDOGS item record
Versioned community catalog image · Versioned game asset · current-client appearance still needs verification · source

Recorded vehicle facts

L2A6 · data version reviewed September 16, 2026 · recorded fields are labeled
CategoryHeavy tank
Recorded deployment price$14,000 in-game cash
AccessDriver 35 · current fee requires vendor check
Crew3 seats recorded
Evidence scopeMixed evidence · an official change applies; other fields remain versioned
Data buildSeason 1 + versioned catalog
Reviewed2026-09-16
Official progressionHeavy Tank moved to Driver level 35
Recorded crew3 seats
Recorded armamentMain cannon, coaxial gun and top-mounted machine gun
Support needsCrew communication, fuel, repair access and infantry cover

The official announcement confirms the Driver level but does not name every model field or the current one-time fee. Check the live vehicle vendor for the final purchase screen.

Official category change

Season 1 moved Heavy Tank from Career level 35 to Driver level 35. This aligns the vehicle with the ground-driving route and supersedes older progression tables. Reaching the level still does not mean the tank is already unlocked or deployed; review any permanent payment and then the per-deployment price.

Turret rotation and tank-aiming behavior also received launch changes. A handling guide or sensitivity setting from an earlier test may therefore feel different now.

Before deployment

Assign the driver, main gunner and supporting seat before purchase. Agree on the route, target priority, repair plan and conditions for retreat. Infantry support improves awareness and helps keep close threats away from a vehicle with limited visibility.

Avoid blocking a road, FOB entrance or supply path. A heavy tank that cannot reverse, refuel or receive repairs becomes an expensive static target. The Control Zone guide helps decide whether the route supports the current scoring area.

Performance and support

The versioned record describes a three-seat vehicle with a main cannon, coaxial gun, top-mounted machine gun and smoke. Speed, fuel use, range and armor resistance remain version-sensitive, so test the current vehicle instead of relying on a fixed number of hits to destroy it.

Use visible fuel, damage and ammunition indicators in the current build. Coordinate with logistics and leave before a position becomes impossible to support.

The Driver 35 change and tank-control fixes come from the official Season 1 changelog. Model name, deployment price and equipment are versioned gameplay records reviewed on September 16, 2026.

Compare the SPH-2 for indirect fire or use a cheaper transport from the vehicle roster when movement is the real task. Read building and logistics before relying on a forward repair position.

DATA & SOURCES

Read every value with its version.

Official changes use first-party announcements. Item fields without a current official table remain labeled as dated gameplay records until they can be checked in the public client.