WARDOGS FIELD MANUAL
The objects that turn a good route into a repeatable one: build, recover, resupply and keep the specialist tools in reach.
28 of 28 documented records
A construction upgrade with separate purchase and unlock costs.
Documented at launchConstruction toolA Support-track construction tool.
Documented at launchOpticThe MRAD option in the Recon scope progression.
Documented at launchOpticThe MOA option in the Recon scope progression.
Documented at launchCargoA crate upgrade on the Pilot track.
Documented at launchMusicA music unlock assigned to the Driver track.
Documented at launchParachuteThe Career-track parachute entry.
Documented at launchBackpackA storage upgrade on the Career track.
Documented at launchAmmunitionA named ammunition unlock on the Career track.
Documented at launchAmmunitionA named ammunition unlock on the Career track.
Documented at launchMagazineThe PP-19 drum magazine progression entry.
Documented at launchCargoA Driver-track cargo upgrade.
Documented at launchDeployable ordnanceA named deployable whose Season 1 changelog footprint increased inside the loadout.
Documented at launchDeployable ordnanceA named deployable included in the Season 1 loadout-footprint change.
Documented at launchAircraft countermeasureA named deployable category whose Season 1 loadout footprint increased.
Documented at launchMagazineA 30-round PP-19 magazine with a directly visible compatibility tooltip in creator range footage.
Community documentedArmorA torso-armor item shown in a creator’s vendor walkthrough.
Community documentedVehicle serviceA repair tool recommended by players for aircraft and vehicle trips.
Community documentedVehicle serviceA portable refuelling item in player vehicle advice.
Community documentedMedical toolA battery-powered revive tool shown in the vendor’s Medical category.
Community documentedPower supplyPlayers include spare small batteries beside a defibrillator in their kits.
Community documentedMedical toolA revive tool used in player reports of low-cost and pilot kits.
Community documentedMedical supplyA healing consumable with separate self and teammate targeting actions in creator footage.
Community documentedMedical supplyPlayers distinguish an individual first-aid item from bandages in their kits.
Community documentedThrowableA concealment tool players carry for exposed revives and advances.
Community documentedObservation toolA spotting tool used to identify targets for teammates.
Community documentedObservation toolAn observation tool that players carry alongside a primary specialist item.
Community documentedFOB logisticsBulk delivery for the four FOB supply categories in a player logistics walkthrough.
Community documentedOfficial price and unlock changes are kept beside community-reported handling tips. Exact item stats stay out until a current source can support them.
The squad’s return point and a commitment: place it to support a route, then protect it from enemy hacking.
A higher-tier build tool for squads that want to turn a foothold into a defensible system.
Move specialist items into backpack quickslots 4–9 so the tool is available without stopping to search the kit.
Bandages, medkits and a defibrillator form the community’s recurring baseline for staying useful after the first down.
Armor-piercing ammunition is the community answer to protected vehicle angles, including Humvee windows and helicopter pilots.
Crates are an economy decision as much as a resupply object: carry what the next move needs and keep the lane open.
A named deployable whose Season 1 footprint increased, making the artillery choice compete with the rest of the kit.
A named deployable included in the Season 1 loadout-footprint change.
A named countermeasure category whose Season 1 loadout footprint increased.
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