Is the T-21 worth using?
The T-21 was a low-cost 5.56×45mm assault rifle in the recorded Beta 1 vendor, pairing a $600 list price with semi-automatic and full-auto fire.
- Recorded price
- $600
- Damage input
- 28
- Rate of fire
- 750 RPM
- Ammunition
- 5.56×45mm
- Weight
- 3.27 kg
- Fire modes
- Semi / Full Auto
- XP track
- Assault
- Unlock
- No recorded gate
Best use · avoid when
T-21 strengths and limitations
Why you would choose it
- Its recorded $600 list price made it the cheapest paid assault rifle in the 33-weapon catalogue.
- The 750 RPM input is faster than several more expensive assault rifles in the same test-build record.
- Five recorded part families leave multiple configuration paths to verify in the live build.
What can overturn the pick
- No explicit progression unlock was visible in the available record.
- The model inputs do not describe recoil, accuracy, reload time, or the cost of a complete loadout.
- Price, compatibility, and balance remain Beta 1 observations rather than launch guarantees.
Recorded Beta 1 profile
T-21 stats and configuration
| Field | Recorded value | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $600 | List price, before ammunition or equipment |
| Damage / RPM | 28 / 750 | Inputs for the separate unarmoured TTK model |
| Ammo | 5.56×45mm | Recorded calibre, not an ammo-effect claim |
| Fire modes | Semi / Full Auto | Available firing cadence in the record |
| Part families | Optic · Barrel · Rail · Foregrip · Magazine | Families, not confirmed simultaneous slots |
| Progression | Assault XP · No recorded level gate | Version-scoped unlock information |
Same-class context
How the T-21 compares with other assault rifles
| Weapon | Price | Damage | RPM | Weight | Unlock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUSHMASTER M17S | $0 | 28 | 700 | 3.17 kg | — |
| T-21 | $600 | 28 | 750 | 3.27 kg | — |
| AK74 | $1,600 | 26 | 650 | 3 kg | — |
| GALIL | $2,200 | 28 | 650 | 3.95 kg | Assault Level 10 |
| M4 | $2,800 | 28 | 800 | 2.92 kg | Assault Level 20 |
| FAL | $6,500 | 60 | 650 | 4.25 kg | Assault Level 35 |
| A-91 | — | 28 | 700 | 3.17 kg | — |
| KH-2002 | — | 28 | 700 | 3.17 kg | — |
For a practical winner by role and replacement risk, use the best WARDOGS weapons guide. For the arithmetic alone, open the TTK-based weapon tier list.
Persistent-cash decision
$600 uses 6% of the stated starting balance
Team17 describes a $10,000 starting balance and persistent cash. Buying the T-21 at its recorded list price would leave $9,400 before ammunition, armour, utility or transport. That replacement risk belongs beside every damage comparison.
Beta 1 compatibility
What these T-21 numbers do—and do not—prove
Price, ammunition, fire modes, weight, XP track, damage and RPM are compiled from dated playable-build records. BULKHEAD has not published an official weapon stat sheet, and a later build can change any of these fields.
The comparison does not measure recoil, reloads, armour, hit location, accuracy, ammunition cost, attachment effects or live pick rate. It is a versioned reference for planning and comparison, not a permanent balance verdict.
Direct answers
T-21 FAQ
Is the T-21 good in WARDOGS?
The T-21 was a low-cost 5.56×45mm assault rifle in the recorded Beta 1 vendor, pairing a $600 list price with semi-automatic and full-auto fire. Its strongest recorded case is its recorded $600 list price made it the cheapest paid assault rifle in the 33-weapon catalogue. Its main limitation is no explicit progression unlock was visible in the available record.
How much does the T-21 cost in WARDOGS?
The recorded Beta 1 list price for the T-21 was $600. Prices can change between test builds and Early Access balance updates.
What are the T-21 damage and RPM stats?
The recorded Beta 1 inputs are 28 damage and 750 RPM. They are test-build observations used for comparison, not an official live stat sheet.
What ammo does the T-21 use?
The recorded T-21 entry uses 5.56×45mm ammunition and supports semi and full auto fire.