Wardogs Vehicle Unlock

Vehicles live on two of the six role tracks — ground vehicles on Driver, helicopters on Pilot — plus the two heaviest tanks, which sit on the Wardog (career) level. Like weapons, each sits behind a role level and an in-game cash price, and Vehicle Unlock clears both: a booster levels the right track far enough and farms the cash the unlock costs. You pick the vehicle from the list of 16, each with its own price, cheapest for the AH-6M helicopter and priciest for the SPH-2 artillery tank. Orders are piloted behind a region-matched VPN and played by hand in live matches, with progress logged in your dashboard after every session.

If it drives, Driver; if it flies, Pilot; the L2A6 and the SPH-2 are the exception, and that line has already moved once: BULKHEAD has confirmed the L2A6 is shifting to the Driver progression track in Early Access. Each vehicle's card shows the track, the level and the cash the order covers wherever that gate is documented — and if a patch moves yours, we confirm the new requirement with you before you pay anything more.

Ground vehicles are the Driver track: the Ural and Kodiak trucks, the Dune Buggy and the Humvee family up to the minigun and M249 variants. Aircraft are the Pilot track: the AH-6M and AH-6R little birds, the Z20 Lakota transports and the Havoc gunship. Heavy armour is the L2A6 main battle tank and the SPH-2 artillery tank, which carry the largest cash gates in the game and are priced accordingly. If the vehicle you want is not on the list, post it as a Custom Order and verified boosters price the exact job instead.

The cash the unlock itself costs is part of the order. Running the vehicle afterwards is not: you purchase your loadout out of your own balance every life, and vehicles are part of what you field. If you want a balance behind the unlock, Cash Farm banks it at a flat rate per 100,000 and the two orders can run back to back. Driver and Pilot also happen to be the two tracks that earn while they work - transporting friendlies to the zone is one of the actions the game pays cash for - so a vehicle unlock tends to pay part of its own way once you are using it.

We cannot promise it will not. The best available account of Wardogs progression states that there will be regular wipes that reset the game's economy, and BULKHEAD has not published what a wipe does to unlocks or to role levels. Early Access is expected to last around one to two years and gates are still being moved between tracks. Order the vehicle you want to drive or fly now rather than stockpiling unlocks, and if a wipe interrupts an order we finish the work you paid for - what the game removes afterwards is outside anyone's control.

Piloted, because both halves of the unlock - the role level and the cash - have to be earned on your account. A booster plays the sessions behind a VPN matched to your region, never on XP-farm servers, never with scripts or third-party software, and we ask you not to log in mid-session. The publisher's position is not ambiguous: the WARDOGS Enforcement Policy prohibits boosting and paid progression services, the Team17 and Everplay EULA counts boosting and account sharing as cheating, and the sanction ladder ends in a permanent ban usually accompanied by a hardware ban that is not appealable. We make no safety promises against that. Pro for Hire is the self-play option - our player joins your squad and your account stays entirely yours.