How to Level Up Fast in WARDOGS: Best XP Methods for Every Class

Want to level up fast in WARDOGS? Every role has its own XP track, so earning the wrong type of XP can waste hours. Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver and Pilot can each progress toward level 100, but the higher levels take much longer.

This WARDOGS Season 2 leveling guide covers XP requirements up to level 100, fast leveling methods for all six roles, major unlocks and the latest Driver progression changes.

TABLE OF CONTENTS WARDOGS Leveling Guide Jump to the section you're interested in:

1How WARDOGS Leveling Works› 2WARDOGS XP Requirements› 3Class Level 100 & WARDOG Level› 4Fastest Way to Level Up› 5How to Level Assault Fast› 6How to Level Medic Fast› 7How to Level Recon Fast› 8How to Level Support Fast› 9How to Level Driver Fast› 10How to Level Pilot Fast› 11How Much XP Per Hour?› 12Which Class Levels Fastest?› 13Level One Class or All Six?› 14Common Leveling Mistakes› 15Why Leveling Gets Slower› 16WARDOGS Leveling FAQ›

How Does Leveling Work in WARDOGS?

WARDOGS does not lock you into one traditional class at the start of a match. Instead, the equipment you use and the actions you perform determine which progression tracks receive XP.

There are six main WARDOGS class progression tracks:

• Assault: Infantry combat, attacking enemy positions and destroying enemy structures.
• Medic: Healing teammates, reviving players and providing medical support.
• Recon: Spotting enemies, scouting and using Recon weapons.
• Support: Construction, fortifications and supporting team infrastructure.
• Driver: Ground vehicles, logistics, artillery and vehicle repairs.
• Pilot: Helicopters, air transport, supply runs and aircraft repairs.

Each class levels independently. If you spend most of a match flying helicopters, for example, you should not expect your Assault progression to increase at the same rate as your Pilot progression.

Your overall WARDOG Level, also called your Career Level, is the sum of your six role levels. If Assault is level 20 and each of the other five roles is level 10, your WARDOG Level is 70. This lets you work toward role-specific and career-wide unlocks at the same time.

The role you level should depend on what you want to unlock. Weapons, attachments, vehicles and equipment have their own role or WARDOG Level requirements, so XP spent on the wrong track will not directly unlock your target item.

Reaching a required level also does not always mean an item automatically appears in your inventory. Many progression rewards become available for purchase once you reach their level requirement, so you may still need enough in-game Cash to buy them.

How Much XP Do You Need to Level Up in WARDOGS?

WARDOGS progression becomes increasingly demanding at higher levels. Early class levels can be completed relatively quickly, but later unlocks require a much larger amount of cumulative XP.

BULKHEAD officially published the Season 2 XP totals through class level 50. Community progression databases also list levels 60 through 100, but those higher checkpoints have not been separately confirmed in the official Season 2 patch notes.



The early levels are a small part of the grind. Reaching level 20 takes 111,500 XP, while going from level 20 to level 50 takes another 1,038,500 XP.

That is more than 90% of the total XP for level 50 earned after level 20. In the community level-100 table, going from 50 to 100 requires another 3,982,500 XP, which is roughly 78% of the full level-100 total.

These are cumulative totals for a single role, not XP needed for one level. For example, reaching level 30 takes 318,200 XP in total, not another 318,200 XP after level 25.

The level 10–50 values come from the official WARDOGS Season 2 patch notes. Levels 60–100 come from the MetaForge community XP table, not a separately published BULKHEAD curve. Use your in-game XP display as the final check, especially above level 50.

What Is the Max Class Level in WARDOGS?

WARDOGS has six separate role tracks: Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver and Pilot. Community progression listings extend each track to level 100, with most currently listed equipment unlocks appearing by about level 50.

Your WARDOG Level is the sum of all six role levels. That means six roles at level 50 add up to WARDOG Level 300, while six roles at level 100 add up to a theoretical WARDOG Level 600.

A high WARDOG Level is not the same as having one maxed class. For example, a WARDOG Level 100 player might have spread those levels across several tracks and still lack a level 25 Driver vehicle.

If you only want a particular weapon or vehicle, focus on its listed role requirement. If you want overall Career progression, leveling several easier roles can be more useful than pushing one class from level 50 toward 100.

Important: BULKHEAD's published Season 2 milestone table stops at class level 50. The level 100 cap and the XP totals above 50 are supported by community progression data, so check the live game before treating those higher numbers as official patch figures.

What Is the Fastest Way to Level Up in WARDOGS?

The fastest way to level up in WARDOGS is not simply getting as many kills as possible. You want to maximize the amount of useful class XP you earn during every minute of a match.

The best method depends on your chosen class, the activity available on your server and how consistently you can earn XP without wasting time.

1. Focus on the Progression Track You Actually Need

Before grinding, check which class contains the weapon, attachment, equipment or vehicle you are trying to unlock.

For example, if you want the T-72B3 at Driver level 20, spending another ten hours leveling Assault will not get you closer to that vehicle.

Decide on your target first, then build your gameplay around earning XP for that class.

2. Optimize XP Per Hour

A large XP reward is not necessarily efficient if it takes too long to repeat. Reliable actions that generate XP throughout a match can produce much better results over several hours.

For example, a Driver who completes several useful supply runs may earn more consistent progression than one who spends half the match waiting for passengers.

This becomes especially important at higher levels, where even a small improvement in XP per hour can save several hours of grinding.

3. Stay Where You Can Perform Your Role

Every minute spent travelling without earning XP lowers your hourly rate.

Assault players need active fights. Medics need teammates to heal. Recon players need enemies to spot, while Support players benefit from useful construction opportunities.

Driver and Pilot players should look for reliable transport and logistics routes rather than travelling around the map without a clear purpose.

4. Combine Multiple Useful Actions

The best WARDOGS matches often create several XP opportunities naturally.

A Recon player can spot enemies before engaging them. A Pilot can deliver teammates and then transport supplies when nobody needs a ride. A Driver can move pallets while also helping players reach the Combat Zone.

Combining useful actions reduces downtime and makes each match more productive.

5. Reduce Downtime

Repeated deaths, long empty trips and waiting around for the perfect opportunity all hurt XP per hour.

You do not need to play recklessly. Consistent useful activity usually beats short bursts of high XP followed by several minutes doing nothing.

Season 2 Changes That Affect Leveling

Season 2 made role levels up to 50 cheaper, but it also changed which actions award XP and how logistics bonuses work. These details are important if you are following an older WARDOGS leveling method.

• Assault: Destroying enemy buildables and using IED/C4 now reward Assault XP rather than Support XP.
• Driver: Artillery now rewards Driver XP, and ground-vehicle repairs contribute to Driver progression.
• Pilot: Aircraft repairs contribute to Pilot progression.
• Support: Construction and useful FOB work remain the priority; the actions above no longer reward Support in the same way.
• Logistics: Consecutive deliveries gained streak bonuses, but a server-side Driver correction changed the launch-day pacing.
• Faction bonuses: The temporary Lonestar (blue team) cash and XP bonus introduced with Season 2 has been removed.

BULKHEAD also acknowledged concerns about how quickly some players reached endgame equipment and is reviewing further progression changes. Until a new curve is published, the official Season 2 role XP milestones remain the baseline for this guide.

How to Level Assault Fast in WARDOGS

Assault progression is tied heavily to infantry combat and attacking enemy positions. Your XP rate depends on how consistently you can participate in fights and perform Assault-related actions.

Kills with Assault weapons are an important source of progression, but you should not overlook enemy structures. Destroying enemy buildables and using IED/C4 also contribute to Assault XP.


The most reliable Assault leveling strategies are:

• Use Assault-linked weapons consistently instead of changing weapon categories every few minutes.
• Fight around areas where enemy contact is frequent.
• Destroy enemy structures and defensive positions when useful.
• Use C4, grenades and other Assault tools to help attack enemy bases.
• Reduce long trips between engagements.
• Choose fights where you can reliably secure kills instead of repeatedly dying.
• Stay involved in objective fighting rather than hunting isolated players across the map.

Assault can feel slow because it depends more heavily on direct combat than some other classes. A Medic can repeatedly heal teammates and a Driver can run supplies, while Assault generally needs active fighting or structures to attack.

Important Assault Level Unlocks

Assault progression also gives access to better weapons and equipment. Some useful unlocks include:

• Level 4: Remote Detonator and C4 Charge.
• Level 13: Molotov Cocktail.
• Level 20: TCX-SPR assault rifle.
• Level 28: M4 assault rifle.

These are selected unlocks rather than the full Assault progression tree. You should always check the requirement for the exact item you want before committing to a long grind.

For the most consistent Assault XP, stay near active infantry combat and combine weapon kills with attacks on useful enemy fortifications.

How to Level Medic Fast in WARDOGS

Medic is much easier to level when you stay close to groups of active teammates. The goal is to position yourself where players are constantly taking damage and need medical support.

Healing and reviving teammates gives you repeatable opportunities to earn Medic XP without depending entirely on your gunfighting performance.


For faster Medic progression:

• Stay with large groups instead of travelling alone.
• Carry enough bandages and medical equipment.
• Prioritize healing damaged teammates.
• Revive downed teammates when you have the required equipment and can do so safely.
• Play near sustained fights where new healing opportunities keep appearing.
• Use your Medical Bag effectively once unlocked.
• Do not spend the entire match away from your team chasing kills.

Positioning matters more than many players realize. A great Medic standing somewhere with nobody to heal earns very little Medic XP.

If two large groups are fighting around the Combat Zone, staying just behind your frontline can create a steady stream of medical support opportunities.

Important Medic Level Unlocks

Some useful Medic progression milestones include:

• Level 4: MP5.
• Level 14: Medical Bag.
• Level 20: AMP-9.
• Level 22: Defibrillator.

The Medical Bag is especially useful once available because it expands your options for supporting teammates during long fights.

Check which medical tools your current level allows before choosing a revive-focused strategy. Not every Medic ability or item is available from the beginning.

How to Level Recon Fast in WARDOGS

One of the biggest Recon leveling mistakes is treating the class as nothing more than a sniper progression track.

Long-range kills can contribute to Recon XP, but spotting enemies is an important way to keep Recon progression moving. The best Recon players combine information gathering with useful combat activity.


For faster Recon leveling:

• Spot enemies whenever you have a clear view of active combat.
• Look for valuable enemy vehicles and structures.
• Combine spotting with sniper or DMR kills.
• Find positions overlooking busy areas rather than empty sections of the map.
• Keep scanning for useful targets between shots.
• Reposition when the frontline moves.
• Avoid depending only on low-value spotting rewards.

Not every spotted target gives the same reward. Spotting XP can depend on the type and value of the target, so identifying useful vehicles and structures can be more valuable than repeatedly spotting minor targets.

The ideal Recon position gives you both information and shooting opportunities. Sitting hundreds of meters away and seeing one enemy every few minutes is usually less efficient than staying near active fighting.

Important Recon Level Unlocks

Selected Recon progression milestones include:

• Level 10: PU 91/30 scope for the Mosin.
• Level 18: SV98.
• Level 20: BMR-308.
• Level 25: M14 marksman rifle.
• Level 26: Ghillie Headwear and Body Suit.
• Level 30: MK22.

Weather can also affect Recon effectiveness. Rain reduces spotting range, so you may need to change positions and play closer to the action when visibility is poor.

Recon becomes more efficient when spotting is something you do continuously while contributing to the fight, rather than an occasional action between sniper shots.

How to Level Support Fast in WARDOGS

Support progression rewards players who contribute to their team's infrastructure. Building around useful Forward Operating Bases is one of the most reliable ways to generate Support XP.

Do not place random structures somewhere nobody will use. An active FOB near an important part of the map creates better opportunities for construction and helping teammates.


For faster Support leveling:

• Use your hammer to build useful FOB structures.
• Build fortifications where teammates actually need them.
• Help construct defensive positions near active objectives.
• Work with logistics players who bring supplies to important FOBs.
• Use Support-linked weapons and equipment when fighting.
• Look for active bases that need useful construction work.
• Avoid spending time on activities that reward another progression track.

Support is focused on construction rather than every activity involving equipment or vehicles. Destroying enemy buildables and using IED/C4 contribute to Assault, while artillery contributes to Driver.

Vehicle repairs also reward Driver or Pilot depending on the vehicle being repaired. This means you should focus on genuine Support activities when trying to level the class.

Important Support Level Unlocks

Some useful Support milestones include:

• Level 14: 9K333 Verba.
• Level 15: PKM.
• Level 18: MAAWS.
• Level 20: M249.
• Level 30: Evo-3 Ultra LMG.

Support also has access to different construction tools, with larger structures requiring more capable hammers.

Useful structures include fortifications, shelters, emplacements and other FOB infrastructure. Build where your team needs protection or support rather than placing structures purely to perform an action.

The fastest practical Support method is usually to remain near an active FOB with available materials and a steady need for construction.

How to Level Driver Fast in WARDOGS

Driver can be one of the more awkward classes to grind because simply sitting inside a ground vehicle is not enough. You want the vehicle to be performing useful actions as often as possible.

Season 2 Driver warning: Shortly after launch, BULKHEAD corrected Driver progression through a server-side update because the track was leveling faster than intended. Older reports of exceptional pallet XP or very fast tank unlocks are not dependable guides for your current XP per hour.

Passenger transport can generate Driver progression, but you cannot always rely on finding players who want a ground ride. This makes ground logistics and repeatable pallet deliveries especially useful for consistent progression.


For faster Driver progression:

• Use logistics vehicles to transport pallets toward useful FOBs.
• Plan a fast, repeatable route instead of improvising every trip.
• Complete useful consecutive deliveries where possible, but check the in-game rewards because the Driver streak pacing has been adjusted.
• Carry teammates when available, but avoid waiting too long for passengers.
• Combine transport with supply delivery so a trip is useful even without passengers.
• Repair ground vehicles when needed.
• Use armed ground vehicles and artillery effectively once available.

Route efficiency matters heavily for Driver XP per hour. A player who completes a useful delivery route in six minutes can potentially perform twice as many runs as someone who takes twelve minutes to complete the same journey.

Driver can therefore feel much slower on maps where the distance between HQ and the main fighting area is large.

Important Driver Level Unlocks

Some useful Driver progression milestones include:

• Level 8: Wolf-110 light transport.
• Level 16: Wolf-110 with M2 Browning.
• Level 20: T-72B3 main battle tank.
• Level 25: Flakpanzer Gepard.
• Level 31: SPH-2 artillery.

Armed vehicles offer additional combat opportunities, but logistics can remain more consistent when passenger demand and enemy vehicle encounters are unpredictable.

A good Driver combines transport, deliveries and vehicle-related activities instead of relying on only one source of XP. Use your own recent match XP to evaluate whether a route is still efficient after the server-side adjustments.

How to Level Pilot Fast in WARDOGS

Pilot progression is similar to Driver in one important way: useful activity is much better than simply staying inside a vehicle.

Passenger transport is a strong source of Pilot activity, especially when many players need to reach the fighting quickly. However, passenger demand is not constant throughout an entire match.

When nobody needs a ride, switch to logistics instead of waiting at HQ.


For faster Pilot progression:

• Transport full groups whenever possible.
• Drop teammates somewhere useful instead of making unnecessary flights.
• Run supplies when passenger demand is low.
• Complete consecutive deliveries to build logistics streaks.
• Learn safe landing and takeoff routes to reduce crashes.
• Repair damaged aircraft when useful.
• Avoid flying empty when another productive objective is available.
• Use armed helicopters effectively once unlocked.

A good Pilot adapts throughout the match. Move players when HQ is busy, run supplies when transport demand drops, and use combat aircraft when the equipment and opportunity make it worthwhile.

The Little Bird AH-6M with miniguns is one of the important early Pilot unlocks, available at Pilot level 8. More advanced aircraft provide additional options as you progress.

How Do Logistics Streak Bonuses Work in WARDOGS?

Logistics streaks reward players for completing consecutive useful deliveries instead of making only one trip and abandoning their vehicle.

The published Season 2 system covered supply crates, pallets, passenger deliveries and return trips. However, BULKHEAD changed Driver XP soon after launch, and did not publish a complete replacement bonus table. The figures below show the announced launch values, not guaranteed live Driver rewards.



These are the corrected Control Zone launch-note values, not the full XP for a delivery. They do not account for the later Driver hotfix, so use the XP displayed in your current match rather than assuming the launch increments still apply.

For Driver and Pilot, useful repeatable logistics routes can still outperform isolated trips with long downtime. Driver rewards in particular may differ from the original Season 2 examples.

However, blindly repeating trips is not always efficient. Short routes that help your team and allow you to complete deliveries consistently are generally better than long journeys with little activity.

How Much XP Can You Earn Per Hour in WARDOGS?

There is no fixed XP-per-hour number for any WARDOGS class. Server activity, player skill, map layout, teammates and available equipment can all change the result.

You can estimate your own leveling speed by tracking how much XP you gain over several matches.

How to Calculate Your XP Per Hour

The simplest method is to record your chosen class XP before and after a match, then divide the XP earned by the time played in hours.

For example, if you earn 7,500 XP in a 45-minute match, your average rate is:

7,500 XP / 0.75 hours = 10,000 XP per hour

You can use that number to estimate how long reaching your next target level may take.

The table below gives hypothetical leveling times at different constant XP rates. Level 20 and 50 use official Season 2 totals; the level 100 column uses the community-listed 5,132,500 XP figure.


*The level 100 column uses third-party XP data, not a separately published official threshold. Every number is a mathematical estimate from zero XP at a constant rate, not a guaranteed duration or measured class average.

Actual results vary between matches, especially after balance hotfixes. To estimate time remaining from your current level, subtract your current cumulative role XP from the target XP total, then divide by your measured XP per hour.

Improving your average XP per hour can make a major difference during the higher levels, where each milestone represents many hours of progression.

Which WARDOGS Class Is Fastest to Level?

There is no class that will always be fastest because each one depends on different match conditions.

Some classes have repeatable support or logistics actions, while others depend more heavily on combat performance. The best class for earning XP consistently may not be the same for every player.


Medic can be efficient when you have a large group of teammates taking damage. Driver and Pilot can benefit from predictable transport routes, while Assault is more rewarding when you consistently win fights and attack useful enemy positions.

Recon can generate steady progression through spotting and combat, but the value of targets matters. Support depends on having useful construction opportunities and the materials needed to complete them.

Instead of asking which class is theoretically fastest, ask which class you can keep earning XP with consistently.

A slightly lower XP action you can repeat for an hour is often better than a high-value activity that only appears once or twice per match.

Should You Level One Class or All Six?

Whether you should specialize or spread your progression depends on the unlock you want and how far you aim to push your overall WARDOG Level.

Focus on One Class If:

• You want a specific weapon or attachment.
• You are trying to unlock a particular vehicle.
• You need equipment tied to one progression track.
• You already know which role you want to play long term.

If your target is a high-level Assault unlock, leveling Pilot does not solve the problem. Put your time into the progression requirement connected to the reward you actually want.

Level Several Classes If:

• Your main goal is broader WARDOG progression.
• You want access to a wide variety of equipment.
• Several classes are still at very low levels.
• You enjoy switching roles between matches.

The XP curve makes early levels much cheaper than late ones. Reaching level 10 in another role requires 25,000 XP, while moving one role from level 40 to 50 requires 437,500 XP.

Since WARDOG Level adds your six role levels together, spreading time across lower-level tracks can be a much cheaper way to improve Career Level than grinding very high levels in one role.

Remember that the WARDOG progression track has its own unlocks, including equipment used by multiple roles. Some supply pallets and other general equipment require WARDOG levels rather than Driver or Pilot levels.

Always check the actual unlock requirement before choosing where to spend your time.

WARDOGS Leveling Mistakes That Slow You Down

Many players lose XP efficiency without realizing it. The problem is usually that their gameplay does not match the progression track they want.

Avoid these common mistakes:

• Switching progression tracks constantly: Decide what you are leveling before the match.
• Grinding the wrong class for an unlock: Check the item's progression requirement first.
• Travelling too much: Long periods with no useful actions reduce XP per hour.
• Playing Medic away from teammates: You cannot heal anyone when you are alone.
• Playing Recon without spotting: Do not rely only on sniper kills.
• Building useless structures: Support is more effective around FOBs where the team is active.
• Using artillery for Support XP: Artillery contributes to Driver progression.
• Driving without a purpose: Combine transport with logistics whenever possible.
• Following old Driver farming guides: The post-launch hotfix changed Driver reward pacing, so check your actual XP per run.
• Flying empty for long periods: Switch to supply runs when nobody needs transport.
• Dying repeatedly: Respawning and travelling back to the action creates dead time.
• Only looking at single XP rewards: Measure how often you can repeat an activity instead.

The best leveling method is usually the one that keeps your chosen class generating useful XP for the largest percentage of the match.

Why Does WARDOGS Leveling Get So Slow?

WARDOGS uses a progression curve where higher class levels require much more cumulative XP than the early levels.

This means you can unlock several early rewards relatively quickly, but reaching the highest equipment and vehicle requirements takes significantly longer.

The Season 2 official figures and the extended community progression table show how much the target grows:

• Level 10: 25,000 cumulative XP (official).
• Level 20: 111,500 cumulative XP (official).
• Level 30: 318,200 cumulative XP (official).
• Level 40: 712,500 cumulative XP (official).
• Level 50: 1,150,000 cumulative XP (official).
• Level 75: 2,218,000 cumulative XP (community table).
• Level 100: 5,132,500 cumulative XP (community table).

Higher milestones demand far more total XP, and the rewards for certain actions can change after patches. Above role level 50, you should also distinguish pure progression from gear unlocks: community tables currently show few or no new role items between levels 51 and 100.

If you continue earning the same amount of XP per hour, the later levels naturally take much longer to complete.

This is why improving your XP efficiency becomes more important as you progress. Finding a reliable source of repeatable class XP can save considerable time over a long leveling session.

BULKHEAD can rebalance these requirements, but the main strategy remains the same: focus on the class you need, perform useful actions consistently and minimize downtime.

WARDOGS Leveling FAQ

What is the fastest way to level up in WARDOGS?

The fastest method is to focus on one progression track and perform its useful actions continuously. Avoid downtime, stay near opportunities for your role and prioritize repeatable XP over occasional large rewards.

How much XP do you need for level 50 in WARDOGS?

BULKHEAD's official Season 2 patch notes list 1,150,000 cumulative XP for role level 50. That is for one class, not total WARDOG Level.

How much XP do you need for level 20 in WARDOGS?

You need 111,500 cumulative class XP to reach level 20 under the current published progression curve.

How much XP is level 100 in WARDOGS?

The community progression table lists 5,132,500 cumulative XP to reach level 100 in one role. This total is not separately confirmed by BULKHEAD's published Season 2 XP milestones, which stop at level 50.

Can WARDOGS classes go past level 50?

Yes, community leveling databases list Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver and Pilot through level 100. Most currently listed class equipment unlocks are at or below level 50, so leveling further is mainly about progression rather than new confirmed class gear.

What is the maximum WARDOG Level?

WARDOG Level is the total of your six role levels. If every role reaches level 100, the resulting theoretical maximum is WARDOG Level 600.

What are the six classes in WARDOGS?

The six class progression tracks are Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver and Pilot. Each class has its own XP progression and unlocks.

How do you level Assault fast in WARDOGS?

Use Assault-linked weapons and stay involved in frequent infantry combat. Destroying enemy structures and using appropriate explosive equipment can also contribute toward Assault progression.

How do you level Medic fast in WARDOGS?

Stay close to large groups of teammates and look for healing and revive opportunities. Medic XP is much easier to generate around sustained team fights than when playing alone.

How do you level Recon fast in WARDOGS?

Combine spotting with Recon combat. Identify useful targets while looking for sniper or DMR kills instead of relying only on long-range eliminations.

How do you level Support fast in WARDOGS?

Build useful structures around active FOBs and use Support equipment throughout the match. Construction becomes especially valuable when your team needs defensive positions or infrastructure.

How do you level Driver fast in WARDOGS?

Use ground vehicles for transport and repeatable logistics routes. Supply pallet deliveries, useful vehicle activity, repairs and artillery can contribute to Driver progression.

How do you level Pilot fast in WARDOGS?

Transport teammates whenever demand is high, then switch to supply runs when nobody needs a flight. Reducing crashes and empty flight time can have a major effect on your Pilot XP per hour.

How do logistics streak bonuses work in WARDOGS?

Consecutive supply deliveries, passenger transport and return trips can earn extra XP. The original Season 2 patch notes listed higher crate and pallet streak bonuses, but Driver progression was adjusted in a later server-side hotfix. Current rewards should be checked in-game.

Does leveling a class increase your WARDOG Level?

Yes. Your WARDOG Level is the sum of your six role levels, so leveling any role raises your overall Career Level. General WARDOG unlocks and class-specific unlocks still have separate requirements.

Should I level one class or every WARDOGS class?

Focus on one class if you are targeting a specific weapon, attachment, equipment item or vehicle. Spread progression across several classes if you mainly want broader account progression or access to more types of equipment.

Does leveling automatically give you weapons and vehicles?

Not always. Reaching the required level can unlock access to an item, but some equipment and vehicles still need to be purchased with in-game Cash.

Does WARDOGS progression reset?

Yes. WARDOGS uses seasonal wipes that reset cash and XP progression. BULKHEAD's announced system converts remaining cash into Gold Bars while Gold Bars and cosmetics carry over. The developers can also change XP requirements and unlock orders between seasons.