Field update

Every supply line has something to lose

dWars v0.6.1 · 26 October 2026

Command Elle and Nesa, read the fog, and keep your army running from one shared Energy Store.

New

A new command interface brings live battlefield previews, unit details, orders and upgrades together beside the map.
Elle joins Nesa on the battlefield. Select either hero to give movement orders; Elle travels on the ground while Nesa flies.
Put supplied buildings to work. Elle's orders add structures, including Turrets, Air Defence, Sensor Towers and Petrol Stations. Placement previews show where you can build.
Fog of war changes what you can see. Units reveal the ground within their vision, and buildings block sight.
One Energy Store funds your army. Construction, upgrades, hero skills, replacement units and battery recharge draw from the same reserve.
Energy travels across the map as coins. Petrol Stations produce deliveries that must reach a base. Take their supply route and you can intercept them.
Buy upgrades for a unit type across your team. The upgrade panel shows its current level and the next available purchase.

Left-click selects; right-click commands. Use Q for Nesa, W for Elle, 1–3 for battalions and Y for the supply overlay.
Resupply controls replacement production. Switch it off to stop spending on new units while the rest of your army recharges.
Read the battlefield at a glance. Drones, Tanks, Rollers, bases and defensive structures have refreshed artwork and animations. Vision and weapon arcs have clearer outlines.
Damage and Armor now affect combat directly. Armor reduces incoming damage without making a unit immune; direct air-to-ground hits bypass it, but fragments do not.
Energy readouts use kJ and kW. The header shows stored energy, net income and army strength, with graphs that track changes during battle.

Long movement orders around Wangal Park lake on Burwood Girls no longer fail because the route has too many corners.
Footpaths in Summer Hill are traversable. Sidewalk connections and rear lanes blocked by building footprints have also been repaired across the maps.
Building a structure no longer snaps other units back to earlier positions.
The camera keeps the action clear of the command panel. Levels without starting units open on your base instead of an empty patch of map.
WebGPU upgrade panels now show live levels and values. Starting units no longer vanish immediately after the loading transition.
Recharging units spread out instead of piling onto one spot. Supply Bots abandon build targets they cannot complete.

Structure, upgrade and hero-skill prices remain provisional while the new energy economy is tuned.
Nesa's order panel does not yet show skill prices or distinguish owned skills from unowned ones.
Older recordings may load without reproducing the original battle exactly, following changes to hero movement and structure placement.

A supply line is a promise. Check who is collecting. — Elle