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WARDOGS FOB Construction Guide
To build a FOB in WARDOGS you buy a FOB box from the base vendor and bring a hammer and supplies. Supplies come in four types: build, fuel, ammo, and mechanical. From there you fortify the base and mount drills to pull the Hot Zone, mortars to shell the enemy, and anti-air to keep their helicopters off you. Level the Support class for faster hammers, and pick your spot carefully, because location decides how useful the FOB is.
A Forward Operating Base is a fortress your team builds during the match. It can pull the Hot Zone, shell enemy bases with mortars, and deny the skies. It is also the foundation of the Super FOB, the strategy this whole site is named after.
How do you build a FOB?
Buy the FOB box from the base vendor, then bring a hammer and supplies. You can carry supplies in your backpack, or have trucks and helicopters drop them into supply crates near the site. Either way, you then unload the crates into the FOB by hand before you can build.
The four supply types
| Supply | Powers |
|---|---|
| Build | Fortifications and emplacements |
| Fuel | The drill that pulls the Hot Zone |
| Ammo | Mortars and anti-air |
| Mechanical | Repair and vehicle systems |
Tip: hover the castle icon on the zoomed map to read exactly which supplies a FOB is short of.
What can you build?
- Drills pull the Hot Zone to your FOB, the same effect as capturing towers.
- Mortars and artillery shell enemy FOBs and stall their push toward the zone.
- Anti-air ranges from basic manual rockets up to systems like the CIWS. Taking the skies away from the enemy is worth a lot in a game with attack helicopters.
- A refuel and repair station services any vehicle or helicopter parked inside the FOB area.
Hammers
You start with a basic hammer that builds slowly and only unlocks a few pieces. Leveling the Support class gives you faster hammers and access to the more advanced buildables. Two small things worth knowing: base doors close on their own after 30 seconds, though gates do not, and you can cancel the large hammer's swing to build a little faster.
Facts change with each patch. This page was last updated 10 Sep 2026 (Early Access).