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Progression Tracks
October 16, 2026 at 06:25 PM
Initial version (2026-10-16)
Experience in WARDOGS is earned on separate progression tracks, and each track gates its own weapons, gear and vehicles behind a level and a one-off unlock cost. Unlocking an item makes it available; buying it at the vendor in a match is a separate price, paid every time. The values are seasonal: the developers have said each season carries its own experience curve and item order. This page records what the Season 2 patch notes published for the season that began on 15 October 2026. Earning the cash and experience that feed the tracks is covered under The Cash Economy, and the roles the tracks reward under Combat Roles.
The Season 1 changelog of 9 September 2026 named six tracks: Career, Medic, Support, Driver, Pilot and Recon. The Season 2 notes list seven, WARDOG, Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Pilot and Driver, and they describe Season 1 positions on the WARDOG and Assault tracks too, so both existed before Season 2. The notes appear to use WARDOG for the track the Season 1 changelog called Career: both documents put the Deagle at level 85 and a $500,000 vehicle at level 90, the Artillery Tank in one and the SPH-2 in the other. The studio has not commented on the naming, so this wiki gives each name where its source uses it.
Track | What it carries in Season 2 |
|---|---|
WARDOG | The general track: supply pallets, sidearms, special ammunition types, Level 3 helmets and armour, parachutes, several optics, a Lonestar-only music tape and access to the Gold Market |
Assault | Assault rifles and the tools for attacking enemy bases, including C4 with its remote detonator and the Molotov Cocktail |
Medic | Submachine guns, the Medical Bag, the Defibrillator and the smaller medical items |
Recon | Sniper and marksman rifles, long-range scopes, ghillie suits, the Compound Bow, the Claymore and the Range Finder |
Support | Machine guns, the MAAWS and MGL-40 launchers, the 9K333 Verba, shotgun chokes and the Heavy Drill |
Pilot | Helicopters, from the Little Bird to the Havoc, plus music tapes |
Driver | Ground vehicles and tanks, plus music tapes, and from Season 2 the SPH-2 |
Season 2 lowered the total experience needed at every published level. The studio said levels 10 to 20 had been a slow grind in which many players stalled before unlocking the gear that defines each role, and that reaching level 20 now takes less than half the playtime it did in Season 1. The figures are the role track totals given in the Season 2 notes.
Level | Season 1 total | Season 2 total | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
10 | 35,000 | 25,000 | 29% quicker |
15 | 110,000 | 54,750 | 50% quicker |
20 | 250,000 | 111,500 | 55% quicker |
25 | 365,000 | 206,600 | 43% quicker |
30 | 500,000 | 318,200 | 36% quicker |
35 | 750,000 | 525,000 | 30% quicker |
40 | 975,000 | 712,500 | 27% quicker |
45 | 1,225,000 | 920,850 | 25% quicker |
50 | 1,500,000 | 1,150,000 | 23% quicker |
Two details stand out. The Season 2 totals for levels 10, 15 and 20 are exactly the values that applied before Season 1 slowed the curve. And from level 25 upward, the Season 1 totals quoted in the Season 2 notes are higher than the ones the Season 1 changelog published (1,500,000 rather than 1,000,000 at level 50, for example). Both are the studio's own figures, so each is given as published; the Season 1 changelog's version is under Update History.
The notes describe the reshuffle as moving most attachments to earlier levels or onto new tracks, so that players who could not reach them before get a chance to try them. Every change they list is below, track by track. A level change reads old level to new level, and an unlock cost change reads old cost to new cost. Items marked new arrived with Season 2.
The WARDOG track now charges for the three supply pallets, which were previously unlocked by default, and puts the Gold Market behind level 35.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
Compact P-1 Red Dot | New: level 21, $12.5k to unlock |
Music tape "Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65", Lonestar only | New: level 29, $25k to unlock |
Gold Market | New: level 35, $150k to unlock |
Tricon 1.5x Compact Prism Scope | Moved here at level 26, from Assault level 12 |
Spitfire 3X | Moved here at level 31, from Assault level 26 |
Mechanical Supply Pallet | Level 5, $10k to unlock (previously unlocked by default) |
Ammo Supply Pallet | Level 9, $25k to unlock (previously unlocked by default) |
Fuel Supply Pallet | Level 16, $50k to unlock (previously unlocked by default) |
Judge | Level 18 to 1; unlock cost $15k to $5k |
GGX 17 | Level 1 to 18; unlock cost $5k to $15k |
Deagle | Level 85 to 65 |
GGX 18 | Level 70 to 85; unlock cost $50k to $125k |
Kobra Reflex | Level 21 to 4 |
Compact T-2 Red Dot | Level 4 to 17 |
Sport Parachute | Level 35 to 34 |
12g Rifled Slug | Level 41 to 36 |
7.62x39mm Armor Piercing (AP) | Level 63 to 60 |
.308 Win Flesh Damage (HP) | Level 65 to 63 |
Level 3 Helmet & Armor | Level 60 to 70 |
5.45x39mm Flesh Damage (HP) | Level 16 to 6 |
9x19mm Flesh Damage (HP) | Level 6 to 10 |
5.56mm Flesh Damage (HP) | Level 10 to 13 |
5.56mm Armor Piercing (AP) | Level 83 to 84 |
5.45x39mm Armor Piercing (AP) | Level 93 to 90 |
The studio described Assault as now being the role for attacking enemy bases. C4 moves onto the track and the new Molotov Cocktail joins it, giving Assault players better tools against buildables. The TCX-SPR takes the M4's old place at level 20.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
Molotov Cocktail | New: level 13, $25k to unlock |
TCX-SPR + TCX-SPR 28 RND Magazine | New: level 20, $100k to unlock |
Cross Rifle Muzzle Brake for the TCX-SPR | New: level 32, $35k to unlock |
Clutch Lok Muzzle Brake for the TCX-SPR | New: level 37, $37.5k to unlock |
SRD762TI-QD Suppressor for the TCX-SPR | New: level 40, $40k to unlock |
Remote Detonator + C4 Charge | Moved here at level 4, from Support level 2 |
2.5x Combat Optic | Moved here at level 17, from WARDOG level 26 |
Four Reticle Reflex | Moved here at level 22, from Medic level 6 |
3x Tactical Prism Scope | Moved here at level 33, from WARDOG level 31 |
RVG Vertical Foregrip | Moved here at level 38, from Medic level 16; unlock cost $10k to $25k |
Spectr 4x | Moved here at level 43, from Support level 21 |
AK74 + AK74 30 RND Magazine | Now unlocked by default (previously level 3, $10k to unlock) |
T-21 | Level 3, $10k to unlock (previously unlocked by default) |
STANAG 30 RND Magazine | Level 6 to 3; unlock cost $10k to free (now comes with the T-21) |
M4 | Level 20 to 28 (TCX-SPR takes its place); unlock cost $100k to $150k |
FAL | Unlock cost $200k to $250k |
AK74 75 RND Drum Magazine | Level 40 to 36 |
Birdcage Flash Hider | Level 16 to 2; unlock cost $15k to $5k |
Hexagon Brake | Level 2 to 5; unlock cost $5k to $12.5k |
3 Prong Flash Hider | Level 24 to 8; unlock cost $20k to $7.5k |
CQ-2x Prism Combat Scope | Level 17 to 12 |
CQR Tactical Front Rail Grip | Level 38 to 14; unlock cost $25k to $10k |
CQB 74 Brake | Level 8 to 16; unlock cost $12.5k to $15k |
PBS-4 Suppressor | Level 27 to 19 |
TopComp Brake | Level 5 to 21; unlock cost $7.5k to $20k |
RC-556 Suppressor | Level 29 to 24 |
OKP 7 Reflex | Level 33 to 26 |
TGP-A Suppressor 5.45 | Level 19 to 27 |
AR Multi-Caliber Suppressor | Level 21 to 29; unlock cost $20k to $22.5k |
The Medical Bag now unlocks at level 14 instead of 24, so medics can get value from it much earlier. The studio said Medic had the largest reshuffle of weapon and attachment unlocks of any track, and the new PP-19 Bizon is unlocked by default.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
PP-19 Bizon + PP-19 Bizon 53 RND Magazine | New in Season 2, unlocked by default |
AMP-9 + AMP-9 15 RND Magazine | New: level 20, $75k to unlock (AMP-9 previously unlocked by default, 15 RND Magazine moved from level 3) |
AMP-9 20 RND Magazine | New: level 25, $12.5k to unlock (no longer unlocked by default) |
Holographic Sight | Moved here at level 6, from Assault level 22 |
AFG Angled Foregrip | Moved here at level 11, from Assault level 14 |
MP5 | Level 15 to 4; unlock cost $75k to $25k |
Medical Bag | Level 24 to 14; unlock cost $75k to $50k |
PP-19 Vityaz | Level 4 to 15; unlock cost $25k to $50k |
Defibrillator | Level 11 to 22; unlock cost $50k to $110k |
Super-45 | Unlock cost $150k to $200k |
Individual First Aid Kit | Level 9 to 10 |
Adrenaline Pen | Level 14 to 16 |
M18 Smoke Grenade: Black | Level 21 to 23 |
Eclipse Flash Hider | Level 26 to 1; unlock cost $22.5k to $7.5k |
MP5 30 RND Magazine | Level 25 to 8; unlock cost $25k to $10k |
Ballista Brake | Level 13 to 12 |
QD-5 Suppressor | Level 18 to 13; unlock cost $17.5k to $12.5k |
PP-19 Vityaz 10 RND Magazine | Level 7 to 17; unlock cost $7.5k to $10k |
PP-19 Vityaz Flash Hider | Level 22 to 18; unlock cost $20k to $17.5k |
Vektor Frenix-X Micro Reflex Sight | Level 28 to 19 |
PP-19 50 RND Vityaz Drum Magazine | Level 29 to 21; unlock cost $50k to $15k |
PP-19-01 Vityaz 9x19 Suppressor | Level 43 to 24; unlock cost $45k to $20k |
AMP-9 Tactical Flash Hider | Level 12 to 26; unlock cost $10k to $45k |
AMP-9 9x19 Suppressor | Level 30 to 27 |
Dual Port Brake | Level 1 to 28; unlock cost $7.5k to $22.5k |
MP5 50 RND Drum Magazine | Level 45 to 29; unlock cost $75k to $50k |
AMP-9 30 RND Magazine | Level 10 to 30; unlock cost $10k to $50k |
Super-45 Flash Hider | Level 40 to 36 |
Ghost LITE Muzzle Brake | Level 36 to 40 |
Super-45 30 RND Magazine | Level 38 to 43 |
AMP-9 50 RND Drum Magazine | Level 20 to 45; unlock cost $15k to $75k |
Recon gets the new M14 and its attachments, a dedicated scope for the Mosin, and a swap of levels across most of its scopes and muzzle devices.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
PU 91/30 Scope for the Mosin | New: level 10, $12.5k to unlock |
M14 + M14 10 RND Magazine | New: level 25, $100k to unlock |
Leatherwood ART II for the M14 | New: level 27, $35k to unlock |
M14 Bipod | New: level 29, $25k to unlock |
M14 20 RND Magazine | New: level 31, $27.5k to unlock |
M14 30 RND Magazine | New: level 36, $50k to unlock |
.30 Cal SS Phosphate Muzzle Brake for the M14 | New: level 37, $22.5k to unlock |
.30 Cal Steel Black Flash Hider for the M14 | New: level 42, $27.5k to unlock |
BMR-308 | Level 30 to 20 |
SV98 | Level 19 to 18 |
MK22 | Level 25 to 30 |
Ghillie Headwear & Body Suit | Level 24 to 26 |
Ghillie Headwear & Body Suit (Dead) | Level 27 to 41 |
Compound Bow | Level 17 to 16; unlock cost $75k to $150k |
Claymore | Level 22 to 23; unlock cost $50k to $90k |
Range Finder | Unlock cost $15k to $25k |
SVD 10 RND Magazine | Level 16 to 17 |
Deadeye Flash Hider | Level 9 to 6 |
DTK-1 Brake | Level 6 to 9 |
6-10x Scope MOA | Level 26 to 19 |
SV98 Bipod | Unlock cost $30k to $17.5k |
SRVV Brake | Level 20 to 22 |
BMR-308 Flash Hider | Level 31 to 24; unlock cost $25k to $50k |
6-10x Scope MRAD | Level 18 to 28 |
BMR-308 Suppressor | Unlock cost $27.5k to $25k |
Constrictor Brake | Level 23 to 34 |
AMR 50 Cal Muzzle Brake | Level 48 to 38 |
6x Marksman Scope + Reflex | Level 34 to 43; unlock cost $35k to $75k |
Slicktap Brake | Level 28 to 44 |
Frontier 2.5x-10x Precision Scope | Level 43 to 47 |
.50 Cal Heavy Suppressor | Level 37 to 48 |
Three Port Brake | Level 36 to 49 |
Support gets the new Evo-3 Ultra. The PKM now unlocks at level 15 instead of 30, and the M249 moves from 15 to 20.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
Evo-3 Ultra + Evolys 50 RND Box | New: level 30, $200k to unlock |
Evolys Bipod for the Evo-3 Ultra | New: level 33, $75k to unlock |
SL7i-BL Suppressor for the Evo-3 Ultra | New: level 40, $35k to unlock |
4x Combat Prism Scope with Reflex | Moved here at level 21, from Assault level 43 |
PKM | Level 30 to 15; unlock cost $150k to $100k |
M249 | Level 15 to 20; unlock cost $100k to $150k |
MAAWS | Level 20 to 18; unlock cost $125k to $100k |
MGL-40 | Unlock cost $200k to $250k |
Heavy Drill | Unlock cost $25k to $50k |
9K333 Verba | Level 16 to 14 |
Improved Cylinder Choke | Level 14 to 13 |
Full Choke | Level 19 to 16 |
PKM Bipod | Level 33 to 17; unlock cost $35k to $25k |
Slotted Flash Hider | Level 26 to 19 |
M249 Bipod | Level 18 to 24; unlock cost $15k to $50k |
M249 200 RND Box | Level 23 to 26 |
Tread Brake | Level 17 to 27 |
12 Gauge Suppressor | Level 40 to 32 |
The studio said the Little Bird AH-6M [Miniguns] was too strong for how early it unlocked, so it now unlocks later and costs more. Music tapes were also reshuffled between the Pilot and Driver tracks.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
Little Bird AH-6M [Miniguns] | Level 4 to 8; unlock cost $50k to $125k |
Z20 Lakota [Miniguns] | Unlock cost $75k to $85k |
Havoc | Unlock cost $500k to $650k |
The studio said drivers who prefer armed vehicles now have more ways to get kills before reaching the L2A6. All four new vehicles of the season sit on this track, and the SPH-2 moves onto it at level 31.
Item | Season 2 change |
|---|---|
Wolf-110 | New: level 8, $50k to unlock |
Wolf-110 [M2 Browning] | New: level 16, $125k to unlock |
T-72B3 | New: level 20, $250k to unlock |
Flakpanzer Gepard | New: level 25, $300k to unlock |
Music tape "Dyshat' - Baryber" | New: level 33, $25k to unlock |
SPH-2 | Moved here at level 31, from WARDOG level 90; unlock cost $500k to $350k |
Dune Buggy | Level 8 to 9 |
Humvee | Level 15 to 14; unlock cost $25k to $75k |
Ural Defender | Level 18 to 15 |
Large Crate | Level 16 to 17 |
Ural Defender [M249] | Level 25 to 22; unlock cost $125k to $100k |
Humvee [M249] | Level 20 to 24 |
Unlock costs and vendor prices move independently. The Havoc, for example, went from $500k to $650k to unlock on the Pilot track and from $18,000 to $28,000 per purchase at the vendor in the same update. The Season 2 vendor prices are listed under Loadouts and Arsenal and Vehicles.
As of 16 October 2026 neither the Season 2 patch notes nor the launch announcement sets out in writing what carried over from Season 1 and what was reset when the season began. The day after launch the studio said it had pushed a backend update with driver progression fixes and a fix for a Driver track exploit that let many players reach tanks too early; see the Update History page. The Player Skills system, which the studio has described as permanent progression that carries across seasons, is still not in the game; see The Metagame.