WARDOGS gates its gear twice. First you reach a level: on a class track, or on your Wardog level, which is the six class levels added together. Reaching it only reveals the tile in the vendor. Then you pay a one-off unlock fee, and only after that can you buy the item at its normal per-life price. This page is every one of those gates: the level that opens it, what it opens, and what it costs to open. 225 unlocks, $10,065,000 in total.
A price covers its whole level row, so where two items share a level (a rifle and its magazine, armour and its helmet) that's one payment. Under Wardog level 9 the New Recruit Discount halves vendor prices (the per-life price, not these unlock fees).
Gated by your Wardog level: the sum of all six class levels. This ladder carries the gear no single class owns: armour and helmet tiers, backpacks, sidearms, ammunition types (HP, then AP) and the artillery tank.
SMGs and the medical kit. The Defibrillator at 11 is the unlock that changes how the class plays; the Medical Bag at 24 and the Super-45 at 35 are the expensive ones.
Sniper and marksman rifles, the bow, scopes, ghillie suits and the spotting tools. The most expensive class ladder, almost entirely because of the rifles and the two ghillie sets.
Shotguns, LMGs, launchers, explosives and the construction tools. Season 1 raised both hammers sharply: the Large Hammer is now Support 8 and $75,000.
Ground vehicles. Short ladder, big gates: the armed Humvees, the Ural Defender, and (since Season 1) the L2A6 heavy tank at Driver 35.
Helicopters and air-dropped crates. The shortest ladder and, per unlock, the dearest: the Havoc at 35 is a half-million-dollar gate.
