WARDOGS Base Builder
Fortifications in real meters — the game's own: a Bremmer Wall stands 5.09 m tall, a Recon Tower 7.6 m, the FOB mast 13.07 m. Lay out the perimeter, look at it from above or stand inside it at eye height, and count not just supplies but how many trips it takes to bring it there.
Where the numbers come from
Sizes are the game's collision boxes
Each footprint is the piece's collision box — not a guess off a render, but the volume that actually stops a body. That is why the tower is 6 × 6 at 7.6 m tall, and a Bremmer Wall is a 1.5 × 1.5 block over five meters high rather than the low strip we assumed. One exception: the gate's collision box is a meter and a half taller than the gate, because it includes the swing, so we take its visible bounds instead. It all lives in the database, and the change log will show what patches change.
The limit is trips, not supplies
A Bremmer Wall does not stack: forty walls are forty inventory slots that somebody has to physically bring. That is why the manifest has a line about slots — it is usually what decides whether the perimeter gets built at all.
The piece card shows two costs separated by a slash. The game data holds two figures and they disagree — a wall is 15 or 13 depending on the field. Which one the game actually spends is not visible in the data, so we show both instead of choosing for you.
Frequently asked
What is a FOB in WARDOGS?
A Forward Operating Base, built by builders from supplies: the 13.07 m FOB mast, walls, towers and shelters. Each base has a 60 m build circle, and bases must be at least 120 m apart.
How many supplies does a base cost in WARDOGS?
The builder totals the plan's manifest in supplies and how many runs it takes to bring them — the limit of a plan is runs, not supplies. Piece prices come from game data.
Are the fortification sizes in the builder real?
Yes: the dimensions are the game's collision boxes, not an estimate from a render. The Bremmer wall is 5.09 m, the tower 7.6 m, the FOB mast 13.07 m. The one exception is the gate: its visible bounds are used, because its collision box includes the swing of the doors.
Can we build a base together?
Yes. A plan has a short link, live shared building and a 3D view at eye level; you can pick the base's spot on the map with real terrain, and the plan sits on the actual ground.