In war, people from all walks of life face their inevitable end, but, thankfully, in Wardogs, we have the option to cancel the process by healing and reviving our teammates in the nick of time. This helps, because Wardogs can be a ruthless game at times; and here, you must be aware of healing items and how you can use them in battle.
The game added a fair share of consequences to every healing item, so not all of them are going to act alike; some have a low healing effect but are lighter in size, and others are the exact opposite. Here in this guide, I explain the ways to heal teammates and other key info on healing items and revival items in Wardogs.
Healing a Teammate in Wardogs

You must use a Bandage to heal your teammates. You can also use it on yourself, but it restores very little HP.
Just buy a Bandage from the Equipment Vendor and then drag it down to the shortcut menu found at the bottom of the Backpack. Now with the Bandage in hand, walk up to any of your teammates with low health to restore it. The process is fast, but the amount of health you restore on yourself or on any of your teammates will be low.
Besides Bandages, you have an Individual First Aid Kit and a Medical Bag to bring more effective healing instead of relying only on Bandages. You also have to consider the weight of all the healing items; bandages are low weight, so you can carry a good amount of them. The same can’t be said about the Medical Bag; always prioritize the type of healing items you want to have.
Note: You can’t heal if the bandage is not in your hands or your teammates are at full health. If they are downed in the battle, you will need a different item to revive the teammate than patching them with bandages.
How to Revive your Teammate in Wardogs?
We can use our hands or a Resuscitator to revive a teammate in Wardogs.
If any of one of your teammates goes down on the battlefield, you can revive them by walking up to their downed spot and pressing F to start reviving using either your hands or using a special Resuscitator item. The process here is far from instant; make sure to be in a safe spot before performing the revive on the teammate.
Another way of reviving is by using a Field Resuscitator, which revives fallen teammates faster; however, it’s a single-use item. Besides the Field Resuscitator, you also have the Emergency Resuscitator and the Defibrillator.
Healing / Reviving teammates also builds up the Medic XP for your team – you will get roughly 80 XP or so every time you heal a teammate.




