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WARDOGS equipment and gear
Six WARDOGS equipment items have a name: five from a beta starter loadout, plus Flares — the only one with a published price, $750.
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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.
| Name | Type | Price | Notes | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bandages | Medical (Observed in a build) | not published | not published | Observed in a build |
 Binoculars | Utility (Observed in a build) | not published | not published | Observed in a build |
 Flares | Countermeasure (Observed in a build) | $750 (Observed in a build) | Deploys 3× bursts (Observed in a build) | Observed in a build |
| Resuscitation Mask | Medical (Observed in a build) | not published | not published | Observed in a build |
 Scout Backpack | Backpack (Observed in a build) | not published | not published | Observed in a build |
 Small Tac Vest | Armor (Observed in a build) | not published | not published | Observed in a build |
Equipment artwork: BULKHEAD / Team17.
Evidence and context
The Steam store copy names ghillie suits and utility among the things you spend your $10,000 on — still categories, not names. A beta guide’s “Starter pick” loadout table names six actual items across backpack, armor, utility and medical slots, and a separate beta guide names Flares as a priced countermeasure. Flares is the only one of the six with a published price; the starter table gives names and slots only. Treat every figure below as a beta snapshot, not a launch one.
Missing data and verification limits
- Prices for the starter loadout
- The beginner guide’s “Starter pick” table gives names and slots for the Scout Backpack, Small Tac Vest, Binoculars, Bandages and Resuscitation Mask — no price for any of them. Flares remains the only priced item in this table. The same outlet also notes a 50 percent “New Recruit Discount” below Wardog Level 9, so even a quoted shop price would not be what a new player actually pays.
- The rest of the equipment list
- “Ghillie suits” and “utility” are still categories in a sentence of store copy, not items with names beyond what the starter loadout above already covers.
- What each piece does
- A ghillie suit presumably conceals. Nothing published says by how much, against what, or at what cost to anything else.
- Role restrictions
- Six progression tracks exist and none is named. Whether equipment is gated behind them is unstated.
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
- Steam · WARDOGS official store listing Read 2026-09-08.
- AllThings.How · Sehaj Padda, “WARDOGS Havoc Gunner: Loadout, Costs, and the CIWS Threat,” 24 August 2026 — Secondary beta report about the Havoc and its countermeasures. Unlock costs, prices and progression can change between builds or wipes. Read 2026-09-10.
- AllThings.How · Ivaan Mehta, “WARDOGS Early Access Progression: Tank Unlocks and the Season 1 Gold Bar Grind,” 30 August 2026 — Secondary report about progression changes. Preserve the applicable build and any conflicting unlock requirement on the individual record. Read 2026-09-10.
- AllThings.How · Sehaj Padda, “WARDOGS Beginner Guide: First Loadout and Control Zone Basics,” 4 September 2026 — Secondary beta guide used for starter gear names and the optional recruit discount scenario. Re-check prices and behavior in your current build. Read 2026-09-10.
From here
Where those five items come from, and what $750 actually buys
A name and a slot are not a price. Here is what is attached to each.
You are here
You have just learned Flares is the only equipment item with a published price — $750 — while five starter-loadout items have names and slots but no cost
- See where the other five items actually come fromThe Scout Backpack, Small Tac Vest, Binoculars, Bandages and Resuscitation Mask all come from the same beta guide's starter-loadout table — read what else it says about your first life.
- Budget for a $750 Flares purchaseIt's the only priced item in this table, and a reported New Recruit Discount below Wardog Level 9 halves shop prices anyway — see how the wider cash rules work.
- See the helicopter Flares actually protectFlares' price and its 3× burst detail come from the same beta guide as the Mi-28 Havoc's row — the countermeasure and the aircraft are reported by the same source.
- Add Flares to a full loadout, not just this one lineThe Loadout Planner totals Flares alongside every priced weapon against the $10,000 starting cash, with an optional New Recruit Discount scenario.