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Wardogs guns take four kinds of attachment (optic, magazine, underbarrel and muzzle), each bought at the vendor every life once it is unlocked on a role track for a one-time cash cost. In Season 2 a red dot costs $340 to $840, a suppressor about $1,000 to $1,450, and the best sniper scope $1,800.
Every gun in Wardogs that takes attachments has four slots: Optic, Magazine, Underbarrel (foregrips and bipods) and Muzzle (brakes, flash hiders, suppressors and chokes), as Dexerto's Wardogs database lays them out. Each attachment is an item like any other: you unlock it once on a progression track for cash, then pay its price at the vendor every life you carry it. There is no gunsmith beyond those four slots yet, and the three faction starter rifles (A-91, Bushmaster M17S and KH-2002) take no attachments at all. Prices and unlocks below are Season 2 values (update 0.2.0, live Oct 15, 2026) from Dexerto's item pages, which match every change in Bulkhead's Season 2 notes.
Quick facts
| Slots | Optic, Magazine, Underbarrel, Muzzle |
| Cheapest red dot | Compact T-2 Red Dot, $340 (Wardog 17) |
| First optic to unlock | Kobra Reflex, Wardog level 4 ($7,500) |
| Most expensive optic | Frontier 2.5x-10x Precision Scope, $1,800 (Recon 47) |
| Suppressors | $1,000 to $1,450 a life |
| No attachments | A-91, Bushmaster M17S, KH-2002 |
| Saved presets | None; "Rebuy Last Loadout" refills the vendor |
| Deeper gunsmithing | Planned ("intel"), not in the game |
Sources: Dexerto: Kobra and optics pages, Dexerto: Frontier 2.5x-10x, Dexerto: GOL Multi-Caliber Suppressor, Bulkhead's Season 2 notes, PC Gamer, Sep 29, 2026.
How customization works
You fit attachments in the equipment vendor at your team's spawn while building a loadout, and they cost cash every life, like the gun itself (see Economy and Cash). Unlocking happens on one of the seven tracks in Progression and Unlocks: the overall Wardog track or the Assault, Medic, Recon and Support role tracks. Reaching the level is not enough; you also pay the unlock cost once per season. Close-range sights sit mostly on Assault and Medic, sniper glass on Recon, and LMG parts on Support, so playing a role is what opens its parts.
Loadouts are not saved as presets. Season 2 reworked the "Rebuy Last Loadout" button, which fills the vendor with your last kit, attachments included, so you can add or drop parts before paying. A dead player's gun keeps its parts, and PC Gamer notes that any body can be looted for all its gear, which is the cheapest way to try a scope you have not unlocked.
Dexerto describes what each part does in words, not numbers: the Hexagon Brake gives "Strong horizontal recoil reduction" with a minor aiming speed penalty, and a suppressor adds a reduced sound profile and less flash. Bulkhead has published no percentages for attachment effects as of Oct 26, 2026. In the clip Evo4Fun says the in-game stat cards do not give exact numbers and reads data-mined stats instead.
Bulkhead plans more. Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer told PC Gamer on Sep 29, 2026 about a future "intel" resource that would unlock gun parts beyond today's grips, scopes and muzzles, and the Season 2 notes say the Mosin lost its other optics because they were not meant to fit "until future planned" customization features arrive. Both are planned, not in the game; see Early Access and Roadmap.
Optics
Close-range sights are 1.2x; prism scopes run from 1.5x to 4x; the marksman and sniper scopes fit only DMRs and sniper rifles (see Sniper and Marksman Rifles). In the clip Evo4Fun (Oct 7, 2026, before Season 2) says sights under 2x magnification speed up aiming down sights.
| Optic | Zoom | Fits | Price | Unlock (level, cost) |
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| Mini Reflex Sight | 1.2x | GGX 18 only | $200 | Not listed |
| Compact T-2 Red Dot | 1.2x | General | $340 | Wardog 17, $5,000 |
| Compact P-1 Red Dot (new in Season 2) | 1.2x | General | $480 | Wardog 21, $12,500 |
| Kobra Reflex | 1.2x | General | $520 | Wardog 4, $7,500 |
| Four Reticle Reflex | 1.2x | General, also the Deagle | $580 | Assault 22, $10,000 |
| Holographic Sight | 1.2x | General | $620 | Medic 6, $20,000 |
| Vektor Frenix-X Micro Reflex Sight | 1.2x | General | $820 | Medic 19, $15,000 |
| OKP 7 Reflex | 1.2x | General | $840 | Assault 26, $30,000 |
| CQ-2x Prism Combat Scope | 2x | General | $640 | Assault 12, $15,000 |
| Tricon 1.5x Compact Prism Scope | 1.5x | General | $650 | Wardog 26, $10,000 |
| 2.5x Combat Optic | 2.5x | General | $690 | Assault 17, $10,000 |
| 3x Tactical Prism Scope | 3x | General | $740 | Assault 33, $15,000 |
| Spitfire 3X | 3x | General | $790 | Wardog 31, $25,000 |
| Spectr 4x (iron sight toggle) | 4x | General | $800 | Assault 43, $15,000 |
| 4x Combat Prism Scope with Reflex | 4x and 1.2x | General | $880 | Support 21, $35,000 |
| 6x Precision Rifle Scope | 6x | DMRs, snipers | $680 | Not listed |
| 3x-6x LPVO Short Dot | 3x to 6x | DMRs, snipers | $860 | Recon 11, $15,000 |
| 6-10x Scope MOA | 6x to 10x | DMRs, snipers | $1,050 | Recon 19, $45,000 |
| 6-10x Scope MRAD | 6x to 10x | DMRs, snipers | $1,200 | Recon 28, $40,000 |
| 6x Marksman Scope + Reflex | 6x and reflex | DMRs, snipers | $1,650 | Recon 43, $75,000 |
| Frontier 2.5x-10x Precision Scope | 2.5x to 10x | DMRs, snipers | $1,800 | Recon 47, $95,000 |
| PU 91/30 Scope 3.5x | 3.5x | Mosin Nagant only | $780 | Recon 10, $12,500 |
| Leatherwood ART II 3-9x | 3x to 9x | M14 only | $950 | Recon 27, $35,000 |
| PGO-7 2.8x | 2.8x | RPG-7 only | $850 | Support 12, $10,000 |
Sources: Dexerto: Compact P-1 Red Dot, Dexerto: CQ-2x, Dexerto: 4x Combat Prism Scope with Reflex, Dexerto: Frontier 2.5x-10x, Dexerto: Leatherwood ART II, Bulkhead's Season 2 notes. "General" means the sight is not limited to one gun or to DMRs and snipers.
Dexerto also lists a CGM4 Scope and an MMGL Sight with no price or unlock, probably sights that come fitted to their weapons.
Magazines
Every gun comes with a cheap standard magazine; the extended ones are the unlocks. Magazines are bought one at a time, and PC Gamer points out that a stack of 100 loose rounds (two inventory slots) refills empty magazines with C, cheaper than buying five. In the clip Evo4Fun says magazines smaller than a gun's default improve recoil and aiming speed, and larger ones worsen both.
| Magazine | Fits | Price | Unlock (level, cost) |
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| STANAG 20 RND / STANAG 30 RND (M4) | T-21, M4, M249, starter rifles | $10 | Default |
| STANAG 30 RND | Same | $55 | Assault 3 (free with the T-21) |
| STANAG 60 RND | Same | $180 | Assault 30, $25,000 |
| AK74 30 RND / 60 RND / 75 RND Drum | AK74 | $35 / $150 / $200 | Default / Assault 25, $30,000 / Assault 36, $75,000 |
| Galil 35 RND / 50 RND | Galil | $60 / $110 | Default / Assault 15, $25,000 |
| TCX-SPR 28 RND | TCX-SPR | $50 | Default |
| FAL 10 / 20 / 30 RND | FAL, BMR-308 | $60 / $150 / $250 | 30 RND: Assault 50, $50,000 |
| M14 10 / 20 / 30 RND | M14 | $60 / $110 / $180 | Not listed |
| Evo-3 Ultra 50 RND Box | Evo-3 Ultra | $110 | Default |
| M249 100 RND Fabric / 200 RND Box | M249 | $200 / $250 | 200 RND: Support 26, $35,000 |
| PKM 100 RND Box | PKM | $100 | Default |
| MP5 20 / 30 RND / 50 RND Drum | MP5 | $70 / $100 / $230 | 30: Medic 8, $10,000; Drum: Medic 29, $50,000 |
| AMP-9 15 / 20 / 30 RND / 50 RND Drum | AMP-9 | $30 / $70 / $100 / $180 | 30: Medic 30, $50,000; Drum: Medic 45, $75,000 |
| PP-19 Vityaz 10 / 30 RND / 50 RND Drum | PP-19 Vityaz | $25 / $100 / $200 | Drum: Medic 21, $15,000 |
| PP-19 Bizon 53 RND | PP-19 Bizon | $200 | Default |
| Super-45 13 / 30 RND / 40 RND Drum | Super-45 | $30 / $80 / $280 | 30: Medic 43, $25,000; Drum: Medic 50, $50,000 |
| SVD 5 / 10 RND | SVD | $20 / $40 | 10: Recon 17, $25,000 |
| SV98 10 RND | SV98 | $40 | Default |
| MK22 5 / 10 RND | MK22 | $30 / $60 | 10: Recon 39, $35,000 |
| AMR 50 5 / 10 RND | AMR 50 | $15 / $30 | 10: Recon 50, $50,000 |
| GGX 17 / 33 RND / 50 RND Drum | GGX 17, GGX 18 | $30 / $70 / $110 | 33: Wardog 23, $10,000; Drum: Wardog 80, $50,000 |
| M1911 7 / 10 RND | M1911 | $20 / $35 | 10: Wardog 53, $10,000 |
| Deagle 7 RND | Deagle | $50 | Default |
Sources: Dexerto: STANAG 60 RND, Dexerto: AK74 75 RND Drum, Dexerto: FAL 30 RND, Dexerto: M14 30 RND, Dexerto: M249 200 RND Box, Dexerto: MP5 50 RND Drum, Dexerto: AMR 50 10 RND, Dexerto: GGX 50 RND Drum, Bulkhead's Season 2 notes. "Default" means Dexerto lists no unlock. Bulkhead's notes call the Evo-3 Ultra box the "Evolys 50 RND Box".
Muzzles and suppressors
Brakes cut recoil, flash hiders cut flash, and suppressors add a reduced sound profile. Most muzzles fit a family of guns by caliber. In the clip Evo4Fun says flash hiders matter because muzzle flash gives your position away to snipers and helicopters.
| Muzzle | Fits | Price | Unlock (level, cost) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hexagon Brake | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $350 | Assault 5, $12,500 |
| 3 Prong Flash Hider | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $820 | Assault 8, $7,500 |
| TopComp Brake | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $770 | Assault 21, $20,000 |
| Tread Brake | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $620 | Support 27, $10,000 |
| 3-Chamber Brake | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $1,000 | Assault 45, $45,000 |
| RC-556 Suppressor | Galil, M4, T-21, M249 | $1,310 | Assault 24, $30,000 |
| AR Multi-Caliber Suppressor | 5.56 rifles, FAL | $1,200 | Assault 29, $22,500 |
| Birdcage Flash Hider | AK74 | $600 | Assault 2, $5,000 |
| CQB 74 Brake | AK74 | $680 | Assault 16, $15,000 |
| PBS-4 Suppressor | AK74 | $1,260 | Assault 19, $25,000 |
| TGP-A Suppressor 5.45 | AK74 | $1,160 | Assault 27, $17,500 |
| Cross Rifle Muzzle Brake | TCX-SPR | $780 | Assault 32, $35,000 |
| Clutch Lok Muzzle Brake | TCX-SPR | $1,100 | Assault 37, $37,500 |
| SRD762TI-QD Suppressor | TCX-SPR | $1,350 | Assault 40, $40,000 |
| Deadeye Flash Hider | .308 and 7.62 guns | $400 | Recon 6, $12,500 |
| Constrictor Brake | .308 and 7.62 guns | $760 | Recon 34, $20,000 |
| Three Port Brake | FAL, TCX-SPR, Evo-3 Ultra, BMR-308, MK22 | $1,040 | Recon 49, $25,000 |
| Orpheus Max Brake | Galil, M4, T-21, M249, PKM, SVD, Mosin, SV98 | $980 | Support 45, $40,000 |
| SRVV Brake | PKM, SVD, Mosin, SV98 | $1,330 | Recon 22, $17,500 |
| FAL Flash Hider | FAL | $1,250 | Not listed |
| Suppressor T8L1 Scout | FAL | $1,000 | Not listed |
| DTK-1 Brake | SKS | $810 | Recon 9, $7,500 |
| Slicktap Brake | SKS | $940 | Recon 44, $22,500 |
| SVD 7.62x54R Brake | SVD | $650 | Recon 13, $10,000 |
| BMR-308 Flash Hider | BMR-308 | $930 | Recon 24, $50,000 |
| BMR-308 Suppressor | BMR-308 | $1,080 | Recon 33, $25,000 |
| Hexagon 762 Suppressor | 7.62 marksman and sniper rifles | $1,180 | Recon 15, $15,000 |
| Flow-Through .308 Suppressor | MK22 | $1,020 | Recon 40, $30,000 |
| GOL Multi-Caliber Suppressor | Marksman and sniper rifles | $1,450 | Recon 45, $32,500 |
| AMR 50 Cal Muzzle Brake | AMR 50 | $1,380 | Recon 38, $35,000 |
| .50 Cal Heavy Suppressor | AMR 50 | $1,250 | Recon 48, $27,500 |
| STRELIX Suppressor | Scout Rifle TD | $1,000 | Recon 3, $5,000 |
| .30 Cal SS Phosphate Muzzle Brake | M14 | $950 | Recon 37, $22,500 |
| .30 Cal Steel Black Flash Hider | M14 | $730 | Recon 42, $27,500 |
| Eclipse Flash Hider | SMGs | $580 | Medic 1, $7,500 |
| Ballista Brake | SMGs | $380 | Medic 12, $15,000 |
| Dual Port Brake | SMGs, pistols | $720 | Medic 28, $22,500 |
| QD-5 Suppressor | MP5 | $1,130 | Medic 13, $12,500 |
| MP5 Flash Hider | MP5 | $1,150 | Not listed |
| AMP-9 Tactical Flash Hider | AMP-9 | $550 | Medic 26, $45,000 |
| AMP-9 9x19 Suppressor | AMP-9 | $1,110 | Medic 27, $25,000 |
| PP-19 Vityaz Flash Hider | PP-19 Vityaz | $750 | Medic 18, $17,500 |
| PP-19-01 Vityaz 9x19 Suppressor | PP-19 Vityaz | $1,290 | Medic 24, $20,000 |
| Super-45 Flash Hider | Super-45 | $860 | Medic 36, $40,000 |
| Ghost LITE Muzzle Brake | Super-45 | $970 | Medic 40, $30,000 |
| SG Multi-Caliber Suppressor | Pistols and SMGs | $1,090 | Medic 48, $50,000 |
| .45 ACP Pistol Compensator | M1911 | $990 | Wardog 43, $15,000 |
| Improved Cylinder Choke | M500 | $540 | Support 13, $7,500 |
| "M500 Sabre Brake" (Dexerto's spelling) | M500 | $740 | Support 11, $17,500 |
| Full Choke | M500 | $1,150 | Support 16, $30,000 |
| 12 Gauge Suppressor | M500 | $1,170 | Support 32, $25,000 |
| Slotted Flash Hider | PKM | $840 | Support 19, $20,000 |
| SL7i-BL Suppressor | Evo-3 Ultra | $1,400 | Support 40, $35,000 |
Sources: Dexerto: TopComp Brake, Dexerto: CQB 74 Brake, Dexerto: Orpheus Max Brake, Dexerto: GOL Multi-Caliber Suppressor, Dexerto: .30 Cal SS Phosphate Muzzle Brake, Dexerto: SG Multi-Caliber Suppressor, Dexerto: Full Choke, Bulkhead's Season 2 notes (TCX-SPR muzzles).
Foregrips and bipods
Angled grips mainly cut horizontal recoil and vertical grips cut vertical recoil and sway, per Dexerto's grip pages. Bipods deploy on flat surfaces for strong recoil, spread and sway reduction at the cost of moving; the Hybrid Grip Pod also works as a grip when stowed. In the clip Evo4Fun compares the TDG and RVG vertical grips: the TDG cuts vertical recoil most, but slows aiming down sights.
| Underbarrel | Type | Fits | Price | Unlock (level, cost) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RK6 Tactical Foregrip | Grip | General | $380 | Wardog 15, $7,500 |
| Rubberized Ergonomic Foregrip | Grip | General | $540 | Assault 11, $7,500 |
| 45° Angled Foregrip | Grip | General | $640 | Wardog 33, $15,000 |
| Angled Tactical Foregrip | Grip | General | $650 | Not listed |
| Mini Angled Foregrip | Grip | General | $680 | Wardog 38, $12,500 |
| RVG Vertical Foregrip | Grip | General | $720 | Assault 38, $25,000 |
| AFG Angled Foregrip | Grip | General | $800 | Medic 11, $10,000 |
| TDG Vertical Foregrip | Grip | General | $820 | Wardog 58, $25,000 |
| Shift Foregrip | Grip | General | $840 | Assault 48, $30,000 |
| CQR Tactical Front Rail Grip | Grip | General | $950 | Assault 14, $10,000 |
| SKS Bipod | Bipod | SKS | $810 | Recon 7, $10,000 |
| SVD Bipod | Bipod | SVD | $1,120 | Recon 14, $10,000 |
| SV98 Bipod | Bipod | SV98 | $1,250 | Recon 21, $17,500 |
| PKM Bipod | Bipod | PKM | $1,350 | Support 17, $25,000 |
| M249 Bipod | Bipod | M249 | $1,050 | Support 24, $50,000 |
| Pro Tilt Bipod | Bipod | AMR 50, MK22 | $1,400 | Recon 46, $50,000 |
| Evo-3 Ultra Bipod | Bipod | Evo-3 Ultra | $1,450 | Support 33, $75,000 |
| M14 Bipod | Bipod | M14 | $1,480 | Recon 29, $25,000 |
| Hybrid Grip Pod | Bipod and grip | Several guns | $1,500 | Support 50, $50,000 |
Sources: Dexerto: Shift Foregrip, Dexerto: Hybrid Grip Pod, Bulkhead's Season 2 notes. Dexerto's compatibility lists for grips and bipods name nearly every rifle, even for gun-specific bipods, so treat "Fits" as a guide.
What guides recommend
Dexerto's weapon tier list of Sep 16, 2026 builds its top guns around the 2.5x Combat Optic: the FAL with the 30 RND magazine, Constrictor Brake and Rubberized Ergonomic Foregrip; the M4 with the TopComp Brake and Mini Angled Foregrip; the PKM with the Orpheus Max Brake and PKM Bipod; and the MP5 with the Four Reticle Reflex, Dual Port Brake and RK6 grip.
Game Rant's Assault loadouts of Sep 17, 2026 start with an AK74 carrying the CQB 74 Brake, RK6 grip and 2.5x Combat Optic, then move to an M4 with the TopComp Brake, Rubberized Ergonomic Foregrip and CQ-2x, which it prefers to the 2.5x for mid range. Its Recon loadouts of Sep 12 pair the SKS with the DTK-1 Brake, SKS Bipod and 6x Precision Rifle Scope, then the SV98 with the SRVV Brake, SV98 Bipod and 6-10x Scope MRAD. For a beginner, PC Gamer's minimum kit includes just one attachment: a dot sight.
All of these predate Season 2, which moved many unlocks and cut the damage of .308 and 7.62 rifles; see Best Loadouts and Best Weapons for the full kits.
Patch changes
Season 2 (Oct 15, 2026) moved most attachments to earlier levels or other tracks and cut most muzzles and grips by up to a third, per Bulkhead's Season 2 notes. Examples: Birdcage Flash Hider $900 to $600, Shift Foregrip $1,150 to $840, GOL Multi-Caliber Suppressor $1,800 to $1,450, RC-556 Suppressor $1,550 to $1,310, Full Choke $1,400 to $1,150 and BMR-308 Flash Hider $1,280 to $930.
The same notes swapped several sights between tracks: the Holographic Sight went to Medic 6 and the Four Reticle Reflex to Assault 22, the Kobra Reflex dropped to Wardog 4 while the Compact T-2 Red Dot rose to 17, and the Spectr 4x and 4x Combat Prism Scope with Reflex traded places between Support 21 and Assault 43. The CQR grip fell from Assault 38 to 14 ($25,000 to $10,000), the AMP-9 30 RND magazine rose from $10,000 to $50,000, and the Mosin got its own PU 91/30 scope and lost every other optic.
Before launch, the Season 1 changelog of Sep 9, 2026 raised the 6-10x MRAD unlock from $25,000 to $40,000 and the 6-10x MOA from $30,000 to $45,000. Every change is on Patches and Updates.
Frequently asked questions
What attachments are in Wardogs? Wardogs has optics, magazines, underbarrel grips and bipods, and muzzles (brakes, flash hiders, suppressors and shotgun chokes). Each is unlocked once on a role track and bought at the vendor every life.
How do you unlock attachments in Wardogs? Reach the listed level on the right track (Wardog, Assault, Medic, Recon or Support), then pay the one-time unlock cost, for example $7,500 for the Kobra Reflex at Wardog level 4 in Season 2.
What is the best scope in Wardogs? Guides most often pick the 2.5x Combat Optic for rifles (Dexerto's tier list builds) or the CQ-2x for mid range (Game Rant), and the 6-10x scopes for Wardogs snipers. The Frontier 2.5x-10x at Recon 47 is the most expensive scope at $1,800.
How much is a suppressor in Wardogs? Suppressors cost from $1,000 (STRELIX, Suppressor T8L1 Scout) to $1,450 (GOL Multi-Caliber) a life in Wardogs Season 2, plus a one-time unlock of $5,000 to $50,000.
Can you save attachment loadouts in Wardogs? Not as presets. Wardogs' "Rebuy Last Loadout" button refills the vendor with your last kit, attachments included, and custom loadouts are planned.
Why can't I put attachments on my starter rifle in Wardogs? The three faction starter rifles in Wardogs, the A-91, Bushmaster M17S and KH-2002, take no attachments; buy another gun such as the T-21 or AK74.
Sources
- WARDOGS | Season 02 Patch Notes, Bulkhead (Steam), Oct 14, 2026
- Pre-Load Live & Season 1 Changelog, Bulkhead (Steam), Sep 9, 2026
- M4 - Stats, Attachments & Ammo, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- A-91 - Stats, Attachments & Ammo, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Hexagon Brake, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Compact P-1 Red Dot, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- CQ-2x Prism Combat Scope, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- 4x Combat Prism Scope with Reflex, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Frontier 2.5x-10x Precision Scope, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Leatherwood ART II, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- CGM4 Scope, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- STANAG 60 RND Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- AK74 75 RND Drum Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- FAL 30 RND Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- M14 30 RND Magazine, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- M249 200 RND Box, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- MP5 50 RND Drum Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- AMR 50 10 RND Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- GGX 50 RND Drum Magazine, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- TopComp Brake, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- CQB 74 Brake, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Orpheus Max Brake, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- GOL Multi-Caliber Suppressor, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- .30 Cal SS Phosphate Muzzle Brake, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- SG Multi-Caliber Suppressor, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Full Choke, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Shift Foregrip, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- TDG Vertical Foregrip, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Hybrid Grip Pod, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- PKM Bipod, Dexerto, Sep 4, 2026
- Wardogs weapon tier list: Best guns (meta), Dexerto, Sep 16, 2026
- Best Assault Class Loadout in WARDOGS, Game Rant, Sep 17, 2026
- WARDOGS: Best Recon Sniper Loadout, Game Rant, Sep 12, 2026
- 10 beginner tips to not suck at Wardogs, PC Gamer, Sep 10, 2026
- Wardogs boss talks balance, XP, and why 'the endgame is sh*t' right now, PC Gamer, Sep 29, 2026
- You've been using the WRONG attachments in WARDOGS, Evo4Fun, Oct 7, 2026 (video)
Moments
You've been using the WRONG attachments in WARDOGS
Evo4Fun
- Every gun in Wardogs that takes attachments has four slots: Optic, Magazine, Underbarrel (foregrips and bipods) and…
- Dexerto describes what each part does in words, not numbers: the Hexagon Brake gives "Strong horizontal recoil…
- Close-range sights are 1.2x; prism scopes run from 1.5x to 4x; the marksman and sniper scopes fit only DMRs and sniper…
- Every gun comes with a cheap standard magazine; the extended ones are the unlocks. Magazines are bought one at a time…
- Brakes cut recoil, flash hiders cut flash, and suppressors add a reduced sound profile. Most muzzles fit a family of…
- Angled grips mainly cut horizontal recoil and vertical grips cut vertical recoil and sway, per Dexerto's grip pages…
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Assault RiflesWardogs has nine assault rifles in Season 2: three free faction starter rifles, then the AK74 ($800, default), T-21 ($1,200), Galil ($2,000), M4 ($2,800, Assault 28), TCX-SPR ($3,200, Assault 20) and FAL ($6,000, Assault 35). Tier lists from September put the M4 and FAL on top, before Season 2 cut .308 damage by 25%.
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Light Machine Guns and PistolsWardogs has three LMGs on the Support track in Season 2, the PKM (Support 15, $4,100), M249 SAW (Support 20, $3,200) and new Evo-3 Ultra (Support 30, $7,250), and five pistols on the Wardog track, from the Judge (level 1) and GGX 17 ($200) to the Deagle (level 65) and fully automatic GGX 18 (level 85).
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Medical and Recon EquipmentWardogs' medical items run from the $200 bandage stack and the free Emergency Resuscitator to the $1,600 Defibrillator and $1,800 Medical Bag; its recon tools from $180 Binoculars to the $3,200 Infrared Range Finder (Season 2), which Bulkhead pulled on Oct 2, 2026 and brought back with batteries. The only drone is the Stingray buildable.
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Submachine Guns and ShotgunsWardogs has five SMGs and two shotguns in Season 2. The SMGs live on the Medic track: PP-19 Bizon (default, $1,000), MP5 (Medic 4, $1,800), PP-19 Vityaz (Medic 15), AMP-9 (Medic 20) and Super-45 (Medic 35, $5,600). The shotguns are the $400 MP43 double barrel and the M500 pump (Support 10).
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Progression and UnlocksWardogs has seven progression tracks: the Wardog career track and six roles (Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver, Pilot). Using a role's gear earns that role XP; reaching a level makes an item available, and you then pay a one-time cash unlock (the Havoc costs $650,000 at Pilot 35 in Season 2). Every track resets at a season wipe; Season 2 (Oct 15, 2026) made level 20 take less than half the Season 1 playtime.
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SupportSupport is the Wardogs progression track for building, heavy weapons and logistics. In Season 2 it unlocks the Light Drill at level 1, the Medium Hammer at 3, the RPG-7 at 6, the Large Hammer (needed for the mortar) at 8, the PKM at 15, the M249 at 20, the Evo-3 Ultra at 30 and the MGL-40 at 35.