Unofficial field manual · Roblox
DPS, radius, health and exact prices for all 42 units in WW3 Commander — plus the full builder and economy system. Every value was read straight off the game's own UI, then checked by eye, row by row.
Briefing
WW3 Commander is a Roblox tycoon by WW3 Command HQ where an entire national economy exists to fund one thing: firing missiles at the five other players in your server. You are given an island, a plot for fifty buildings, and a shop full of things that explode.
It reads like a builder game and plays like a knife fight. Servers hold just 6 players, so there is nowhere to hide — the person who just flattened your power grid is one of five people, and they can see your base as clearly as you can see theirs. Buildings you lose stop earning immediately, which means a single bad exchange can knock your income in half while your attacker's keeps compounding.
That asymmetry is why the numbers on this site matter more than they would in a slower game. Spending $2.3M on the wrong turret is not a small mistake; it is an hour of income you will not get back while somebody is actively taking your base apart.
How it works
Everything in the game is one of these four things. Getting the order right is most of the skill.
Step 01
Hire builders — the first one is free — and they fill your fifty plots automatically. Upgrading a builder unlocks a better building, from Farmstead all the way to Quantum Lab. This is the only thing that pays for everything else, and almost every new player under-invests in it.
Step 02
Missiles are bought from the military shop, then locked onto a player or a pirate island and launched. Damage runs from 40 up to 1,130 on cash missiles, and every missile carries its own health that enemy anti-air has to burn through before it lands.
Step 03
Anti-air shoots incoming missiles down; anti-sea handles warships. They share a single cap of twenty slots, so what you put in them is a real decision. Buildings placed in front act as a shield for the turrets behind.
Step 04
Pirate islands are the PvE valve. Destroying structures pays out instantly in tiers from $500 to $100,000, with no risk of a counterattack — the safest income in the game while you rebuild.
Intelligence summary
Peace Keeper does 10,000 damage — about 8.8x the best cash missile (Shrine RBS 15, 1130). It is sold for 480 Robux and cannot be bought with cash at all, which is why every "best missile" list misses it.
The whole AP line has a 350 radius — including AP 110 at $20K. Anode Defense costs $1M and covers 260. That is 45% less area for 50x the price. Best value in the game is AP 150 at 1.09 DPS per $1K.
We checked all 42 units. Every single x5 price is exactly five times the single price. There is no bulk saving anywhere in the game.
The hire screen says it outright: broken buildings produce no gold. A Build Repairman costs $5K and protects an income stream worth thousands per second. Nobody documents this.
The database
18 units · Missile
Your only way to hurt another player. Damage climbs 28x from the first missile to the last — but the price climbs 12,000x.
$200 → $2.4M
11 units · Anti-Air
Shoots down incoming missiles. The cheap AP line has the largest coverage radius in the game — the expensive turrets cover less ground, not more.
$20K → $2.3M
7 units · Anti-Sea
Stops enemy warships. Entry cost is 75x higher than anti-air, which is why most bases are defenceless the first time a navy shows up.
$1.5M → $100M
6 units · Warship
Added in the 1.5 Warships update. The most expensive cash items in the game by an order of magnitude.
$6M → $220M
Reality check
Time is measured at 7,355 $/s — the highest income we have recorded, meaning level 13 builders and all 50 buildings standing. Most players earn a fraction of this.
A single Talon is over eight hours of uninterrupted maximum income. Buy it five at a time and you are looking at 41h 33m. That gap is the entire reason the Robux shop exists.
Your first ten minutes
You start with $200 and a roughly five-minute spawn shield. Spend it setting up income, not shooting at people.
The common opening mistake is buying missiles early. A KA 47M costs $200 and does 40 damage — against a defended base that is a rounding error, and the money would have compounded if it had gone into buildings instead.
Quick answers
AP 150 gives the most damage per dollar in the game — 1.09 DPS per $1K, about ten times better than Vulcan at 0.11. It also has a 350 coverage radius, the joint-largest in the category. Vulcan is only worth its $2.3M when you specifically need a turret that survives a concentrated barrage, because its 3,000 health is 4.3x an AP 150.
Peace Keeper, at 10,000 damage and a 250 radius. That is 8.8x the damage of Shrine RBS 15, the strongest missile you can buy with cash. It costs 480 Robux and has no cash price, which is why it is missing from most "best missile" lists. Among cash missiles, Shrine RBS 15 hits hardest at 1,130 but KA 47M buys 425x more damage per dollar.
Fill slots rather than chase tiers. Anti-air and anti-sea share one cap of 20, and cheap units win on both damage per dollar and coverage — the whole AP line has a 350 radius while $1M Anode Defense covers only 260. Put buildings in front as a shield and keep turrets central so their radius overlaps the most ground.
No. The game has no code redemption box anywhere — we checked every menu across hundreds of frames of gameplay, and no code tracker lists any either. The free rewards are real though: the FREE button gives $10,000 plus three AP 110 turrets for liking the game and joining the group, daily quests pay $10K each, and online rewards run twelve tiers up to $100K.
We could not find one. There is no Discord link in the game, on the Roblox experience page, or on the WW3 Command HQ group page, and no server shows up in the public Discord directories. The group itself, with roughly 74,000 members, is the only official community channel we can verify.
Not that we can see. The experience page offers no private server option, and servers are capped at six players. If that changes we will note it here with the date.
One of the game’s releases was titled "Compensation" — the developers pushing make-good rewards after a problem, which is common after a bad patch or data issue. It is a one-off hand-out inside the game, not a code you redeem. Updates ship roughly every one to two weeks; the live build is 1.5.3, "Balance tweak".
No, and we will not link them. Executors break Roblox’s terms of service and put your whole account at risk, not just this game. Cheated bases are already a running complaint in the community. Everything on this site is built from what the game shows you on screen.
Looking for codes?
We checked every menu in the game across hundreds of frames of footage and found no redeem box anywhere. The free rewards are real though — and we list all of them.
See what actually works →How this was made
Frame-by-frame extraction from public gameplay footage, OCR, then manual visual confirmation of every row.
The live build is named “Balance tweak”, so some values may have shifted since capture. Anything we have not re-confirmed is marked, never guessed.
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