Build Planner ↗
Assemble four modules and see the trade-offs.
Find a route, check the parts, then take it into your next run.
Use this guide as the quick reference for Wanderburg modules, upgrades and early build paths. When a route looks useful, load it into the planner and edit it for your run.
REFERENCE INDEX
Choose a path, not a wall of text.
Start with a category, then open a focused guide or load a route in the planner.
Modules ↗
Browse parts by role and module slot.
Upgrades ↗
Browse mapped branches and load them with a module.
Artifacts ↗
Browse modifiers that reinforce the route.
Build routes ↗
Open focused Fire and Cannon starting routes.
Run problems ↗
Start from the problem ending the run.
STARTING ROUTES
Load one and change it.
These are practical starting points, not finished answers. Test the route, then leave a note for the next player.
Fire control ↗
Layer burn zones and protect uptime.
Cannon angles ↗
Create safe firing lanes and cover approach routes.
COMMUNITY DATA
Share a real run test ↗
Use the short report template to turn your result into a useful entry for the next player.
How to use the build planner
- Pick a vehicle, captain, crew and artifact that match the kind of run you want to test.
- Choose modules that repeat or support one pressure loop, such as burn zones, summon uptime, cannon angles or mobility.
- Select a named upgrade target only when it changes the plan. An unmapped branch stays marked as unknown instead of being guessed.
- Read the Build Check panel before sharing. Its strengths and risks are prompts for a run test, not a promise of a winning build.
What “module upgrades” mean here
An upgrade target is a concrete branch you can look for during a run. The planner currently maps only branches with a clear public effect in the snapshot. That makes the result useful for planning while avoiding invented numbers or permanent balance claims.
Build examples to test
- Burn control: layer fire zones and use control to keep enemies inside them.
- Summon swarm: create safe space so friendly units and automatic attacks keep pressure on.
- Mortar and mines: create firing angles, then use slows or mobility to keep targets in the impact area.
- Ram mobility: use speed to choose contact windows and escape before the trade turns against you.
Use a route, then make it yours
Start with one of the build pages below, load the route, and change the weakest decision for your own run. A useful build is one you can explain, test and revisit.
- Fire build — layer burn zones and protect the uptime.
- Cannon build — create safe firing angles and cover approach lanes.