WARDOGS

You just lost a $7,000 kit and you are back at the vendor. Which gun is worth the money: a weapon tier list from 6 attributed sources, and the recorded stats and price behind every one of the 39 weapons.

Current build
Update 0.2.0

WARDOGS is on Steam Early Access. Every figure on this site is a community reading of the vendor, re-checked as sources republish.

Tier list reflects
Early Access to Update 0.2.0
6 sources
Tier list

Worth the money

Full tier list →

The top two bands of a consensus built from 6 attributed sources, labelled with the builds they actually read (Early Access to Update 0.2.0). Hover a weapon on the full list to see who placed it where.

Weapons

Every gun, by class

Weapons index →

39 weapons on the vendor, in its own nine classes. Each page carries the recorded damage, rate of fire, range and price, and our shots-to-kill arithmetic where the numbers allow it.

News

What Bulkhead has said, quoted and left fixed, and what the recorded numbers say, read live so they move when the vendor does.

FAQ

Common questions

What this page is, and what is deliberately missing while the game is in Early Access.

What is this WARDOGS page for?

You have $10,000 and one life to spend it on. This is where to see which guns the people who play it rate, what each one costs, and the recorded numbers behind that. A tier list built from 6 attributed sources rather than one opinion, and a page per weapon with its stats and price. Statistical data is based on external APIs and publicly available information. It may differ from official data.

Where do the stats come from?

From community databases that read them off the vendor, which is why every figure is labelled community-recorded. Bulkhead publishes no damage or range figures, and printed vendor prices for the first time in its Season 2 patch notes. Community-recorded from the in-game vendor, cross-checked across independent databases. Where they disagree on a price, the figure Bulkhead printed in its patch notes settles it when one database already matches it. Every other number is the databases' reading, and Early Access can retune any of them. A number is only shown where the independent databases agree, or, for a price, where Bulkhead's published figure matches one of them; otherwise the page says "Not recorded" instead of picking one.

Is this the Early Access meta?

Not until the sources re-rank against the live vendor. Every list here was published against the closed Alpha and Beta builds, the page says which, and the tier list carries that label rather than the date. Expect it to move in the first weeks after launch.