Guides
WARNO Beginner Deck Guide: Easy Decks and Comparisons for New Players
How to pick a WARNO deck by division rather than by NATO or Pact side, using four playstyle categories to judge how much micro each one demands. It is written for new and mid-level players choosing what to play, and covers which decks to delay at first, why airborne and light spam are harder, and how a reservist-spam deck is meant to be pushed.
WARNO Artillery Micro Tips: Fire Timing, Corrected Shot, and Transports
Three WARNO artillery micro habits: timing howitzer salvos with Return Fire, keeping shots inside the corrected shot circle, and reloading transports. It is for players who already give artillery orders and want the same guns to hit harder, plus a load-and-move queue for towed artillery.
WARNO EW Plane Uses: Radar Spotting, SEAD Support, and Bomber Cover
How to use WARNO EW planes: the 20% radar AA accuracy penalty, covering a bomber, and spotting AA for artillery. It is for players already flying attack aircraft who want a cheaper way through radar AA than a SEAD plane.
WARNO Radar AA Mechanics: Radar, SEAD, and Air Defense Tips
How WARNO's radar AA works: the radar icon, toggling radar off against SEAD, and deployed AA circles on the campaign map. It is for players who already handle basic anti-air and now want to manage radar-guided pieces such as the Kub and Shilka against SEAD and EW aircraft.
WARNO Air Optics Guide: Detection Tips and Recon Helicopter Starts
How to pick aircraft by air optics level and open with at least two recon helicopters in WARNO, so you see enemy planes and the enemy opener. It is for players who already read unit cards and want their first-tick spending to answer what the opponent is actually doing.
WARNO Infantry Choke Points: Holding and Breaking Bottlenecks
Where to place WARNO infantry so a bottleneck holds: cover, short sight lines, and the right squad on a narrow approach. It is for players who already move squads around a map and want a choke point to stop a push instead of trading badly.
WARNO Infantry Forest Tactics for Ambushes and Defense
How to build and fight a WARNO infantry group in forests, where vehicles are common, engagement ranges run longer, and anti-tank cover decides the fight. It is for players who already handle infantry in towns and want the forest version: what to bring, what leaves you exposed, and how to flank for side and rear shots.
WARNO Infantry Tactics for Towns and Urban Fighting
How to fight infantry battles in WARNO towns: which squads clear buildings, how smoke gets them there, and what really does the killing. It is for players who can already move infantry around but keep losing town fights to grinding building clears and enemy shelling.
WARNO Favorable Map Side: How Side Choice Can Matter
How to pick the side of the map that suits your WARNO division and forces the opponent into the fight they least want. It is for tournament, ranked and team game players who open the same way every match regardless of the deck they brought.
WARNO Army General Basics: Campaign, Formations, and Action Points
A guide to WARNO's Army General campaign mode: formations, action point costs, autoresolve results, terrain, and how a campaign is scored. It is written for players moving from WARNO's tactical battles into the grand campaign for the first time, who need to know what a turn costs before they spend it.
WARNO Micro Control Tips for Faster Unit Management
Micro control tips for WARNO: auto cover, radar AA control groups, synchronized howitzer volleys, corrected shot, and recon openings. It is for players who already know the controls and want to spend fewer clicks keeping units covered, aimed and loaded.
WARNO Deck Archetypes: Division Styles and Play Patterns
The four WARNO deck archetypes — airborne, heavy tank, mech or medium tank, and reservist spam — and how each one takes ground. It names example divisions for every bucket and says which two categories suit a new player, so you can choose a deck by playstyle instead of by side.
WARNO Deck Copying Tips and Adjustment Guide
How to copy a strong WARNO deck, adjust it after each game, and avoid panic air buys that cost more than the unit they kill. It is written for new and semi-experienced players who want a tested starting point rather than a deck built card by card.
WARNO Infantry Basics: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Terrain Use
A practical look at WARNO infantry: what its low cost, building access and short range mean in play, and which ground makes it useful. It is written for players who want infantry working as a screen and spotter for their tanks and recon rather than as their main source of damage.
WARNO Gameplay Settings to Adjust First
The WARNO gameplay settings worth changing first, from Automatic Winchester to pathfinding and Rules of Engagement. It is written for new players setting the game up, and for anyone whose units keep charging, hunting or picking their own routes.
WARNO Interface Settings and HUD Customization
A walkthrough of WARNO's interface settings screen, with the icon type, label, HUD size and menu value to set on each option. It is for new and returning players who want a readable HUD before they get to the optional visual preferences.
WARNO keybinds and controls
A practical WARNO keybind layout: which controls to change first, which to leave alone, and the audio and video settings worth adjusting. It is for players who still click orders from the command box and want faster micro in practice matches and team games.
WARNO Battle Goals, Morale, Squad Cohesion, and EW Plane Uses
WARNO battle goals, morale scoring, squad cohesion and EW plane uses, with the point costs, percentages and named units behind each. It is written for players who already play skirmish or Army General and want to know why a low-cohesion squad stops shooting, which aircraft can spot enemy planes, and when splitting infantry is worth the extra micro.