Classes PICK ONE OR MORE
1 → 25$286.26
1 class selectedbracket pricing $3.49 – $54.99 per level
WARDOGS splits progression across six class tracks: Assault, Pilot, Support, Driver, Medic and Recon. Each one has its own unlock ladder, and each one has to be played separately. A leveling order raises the track you choose, from the level you are on now to the level you pick, played by hand in normal matches.
This is the order to place when the unlocks are the point: a weapon tier you cannot reach, a vehicle gated behind a class rank, or a track you started late and do not want to grind twice. If what you actually want is a spending balance rather than unlocks, buy cash instead, and if you want several tracks moved at once a starter bundle is usually the cheaper route.
Pricing is per level and follows the bracket your range sits in, because the levels near the cap take far longer than the ones at the bottom. Drag the range in the builder above and the total updates as you go. That total is the amount charged, and it does not move after you commit.
Turnaround depends on the size of the range rather than on a flat promise, and we would rather say that than quote a number we cannot hold to. Your dashboard shows the real in-game level as your booster reports it rather than a percentage bar that means nothing. Express moves your order ahead of standard ones in the queue for a percentage added to the total.
Leveling is an account-shared service, so we need a login for the platform you play on. It is encrypted at rest, visible only to the one booster assigned to your order, logged every time it is read, and destroyed when the order closes. Turn off any authenticator that would lock a booster out mid session, tell us the region you normally play from so we match it, and stay off the account while a session is running.
If we miss the window you agreed to, that is a completion failure and the refund rules apply on their own rather than by argument. Cancel before a booster starts and it is a full refund. Cancel part way and you are refunded against the levels that were genuinely not delivered, measured from the reported progress rather than estimated. The whole policy is written out on the refund policy page.