Corrections, a figure I have wrong, a number you have measured yourself, or anything broken on the site — email is best:
Corrections are genuinely welcome. Every figure on the tools is marked with how it was obtained, and a good few are still marked unmeasured because nobody has published them. If you can settle one, that is worth more to me than a compliment. A screenshot with the number visible is ideal.
You can also find me on YouTube or in the Discord.
These tools are a fan project. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to the developer or publisher of WARDOGS in any way. No claim is made to any game name, logo, mark or asset; those belong to their respective owners. Nothing here should be read as an official source.
WARDOGS is in early access, and everything here was measured against a particular build at a particular moment. A balance patch can move any figure on this site without notice, and there is no way for a tool like this to know the moment that happens.
So the tools carry the game build the files were read from, and how old the measured play data is in days, at the top of every page. What that stamp is telling you is simple: these numbers were true of that build. The further it drifts from today, the more of it you should check before you spend money on it.
Where something has not been measured, it says so rather than guessing. Where two sources disagree, both are shown rather than averaged. That is deliberate: a figure you can see the provenance of is worth more than a confident one you cannot.
The map backdrops are not my work and I claim no rights to them. They come from wardogshub.gg, are used with their watermark left intact, and serve only as a backdrop underneath my own survey overlay — the zones, towers, facilities and grid drawn on top are mine.
If you would rather not use them, the Map Board lets you drop your own screenshot over the board or clear the backdrop entirely, and every measurement still works. If you own that imagery and would like it removed, email me at the address above and I will take it down.
Everything you enter — kits, bases, plans, your levels, the field log — is stored in your own browser and never leaves it. There is no account, no server storing your data, and no tracking. Share links carry their contents inside the link itself, so anything you paste into Discord is visible to whoever holds that link.