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WARDOGS attachments

Five WARDOGS attachment families are sourced — Optic, Magazine, Barrel, Foregrip, Stock — and no individual attachment is named anywhere.

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How to read evidence grades

A row is graded by its weakest published cell — a sparse row can grade higher than a fuller one that publishes a less-confirmed value.

Each published value below is underlined in its own grade’s colour, so a row’s cells can disagree with the row chip above them.

Beta data: Early Access Beta (condensed closed-beta track). Other builds are marked in the rows.

NameAccepted byUnlocked byNamedGrade
BarrelSV98 (Observed in a build)not publishednot publishedObserved in a build
ForegripSV98 (Observed in a build)Unlocks through WARDOG Level, not bought outright (Observed in a build)Early Access Betanot publishedObserved in a build
MagazineMosin Nagant, SV98 (Observed in a build)Unlocks through WARDOG Level, not bought outright (Observed in a build)Early Access Betanot publishedObserved in a build
OpticMosin Nagant (Observed in a build)Unlocks through WARDOG Level, not bought outright (Observed in a build)Early Access Betanot publishedObserved in a build
StockSV98 (Observed in a build)not publishednot publishedObserved in a build
Evidence and context

Five attachment families now have a source behind them, not zero — but a family is a slot a weapon has, not a thing you can name and hold, and that distinction is the whole finding here. A sniper-rifle unlock guide states plainly that the Mosin Nagant “takes an optic and a magazine part” and that the SV98 “supports a barrel, foregrip, magazine, and stock,” which is exactly five distinct families: Optic, Magazine, Barrel, Foregrip, Stock. Five rows below record that those five slots exist on those two weapons — not that five attachments exist, and not that every weapon has them. Not one individual attachment is named anywhere in any official text or any guide article read for this site: no scope model, no muzzle device, no magazine name. One thing has moved beyond naming the slots: a separate beta guide to the weapons vendor states that optics, foregrips and magazines unlock through WARDOG Level rather than being bought outright — which answers how three of the five slots are obtained without naming a single thing that fills them.

Missing data and verification limits
Every attachment name
Not one individual optic, magazine part, barrel, foregrip or stock has been named in any official text or any guide article read for this site. The five rows above record that a family exists, never a specific item in it.
Per-attachment cost
No price list has been published for anything bought inside a family, attachments included — only the family-level unlock mechanism for three of the five is known.
Full compatibility
Only two weapons' attachment compatibility is recorded — the Mosin Nagant (Optic, Magazine) and the SV98 (Barrel, Foregrip, Magazine, Stock) — both from a single sniper-rifle unlock guide. Every other weapon's attachment slots are unpublished.

Each row above is graded by how well it is evidenced, not by how complete it is — see how we source and grade for what a grade means and how it is checked. For the mechanics these figures sit inside, see Your first match, Reload & ammunition and Vehicles & logistics.

Where these rows came from

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The two weapons this is actually known about, and what levelling up buys

A slot without a name in it is still worth knowing exists.

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You have just learned attachments are five slots, not five items — and that optics, foregrips and magazines unlock through WARDOG Level rather than being bought outright

  1. Look up the two weapons these slots belong toThe Mosin Nagant and SV98 are the only guns with published attachment compatibility — see them in the full 34-weapon table.
  2. See what is actually published about earning things by levelWARDOG Level is not one of the six progression tracks BULKHEAD names — Medic and Pilot are the two it has confirmed — but this is the fullest published picture of how unlocking anything works.