Helldivers 2 Warbonds: Every Warbond, SC Price & Medals

As of 25 September 2026, Helldivers 2 has 25 Warbonds: one free Standard track (Helldivers Mobilize), 21 Premium tracks and 3 Legendary crossover tracks. Premium Warbonds cost 1,000 Supercréditos, Legendary ones cost 1,500 (Righteous Revenants is free for players who bought any earlier Killzone item), and every page inside a Warbond opens only after you have spent enough Medals on the earlier pages of that same Warbond. Below you get the full list, the page thresholds we could source, the Medal maths for finishing one Warbond or all of them, and how many Super Credits you get back along the way.

Warbonds are permanent unlock tracks in the Acquisition Center’s Warbonds tab. They’re split into pages, and you move through them by spending Medals on the items inside. A Warbond can hold weapons, stratagems, boosters, armor sets, cosmetics, emotes, patterns, titles and Super Credits (the wiki’s Warbonds page lists all of these as possible reward types; unverified by us item by item). Warbonds don’t expire, so you can work on one or several at whatever pace you like. Developer Arrowhead Game Studios says new Warbonds need the base game, Super Credits and some game progression before you can unlock them. The current live patch is 7.1.1 (24 September 2026), a crash hotfix with no Warbond changes.

This is the full list in the order the Helldivers wiki’s Warbonds page gives, read 25 September 2026. Arrowhead’s Warbond FAQ sets one price for every Premium Warbond, 1,000 Super Credits, so the table uses it for all 21; we didn’t open each store card. Legendary prices come from the announcement of each one.

Release dates Arrowhead or a platform holder announced: Obedient Democracy Support Troopers (the Halo: ODST collaboration) on 26 August 2025 (Xbox Wire), Righteous Revenants (Killzone) on 18 December 2025 (PlayStation Blog), Castellan’s Creed on 12 August 2026 and Ironclad Democracy on 22 September 2026. We haven’t collected official dates for the other Warbonds, so the table leaves dates out.

Ironclad Democracy was announced on Steam on 15 September 2026 and went live on 22 September. That announcement didn’t state a price. The 1,000 SC figure comes from the wiki page and from GamesRadar’s post-launch guide, which also says it can be bought with one Warbond Token. For a full item list, see our breakdown of every item in the Ironclad Democracy Warbond.

The rule is simple: a page opens once you have spent a set number of Medals on the earlier pages of the same Warbond. Medals you spend in one Warbond don’t count toward any other. Helldivers Mobilize has 10 pages, and individual items on it cost between 1 and 150 Medals.

The second table gives page-2 and page-3 thresholds for the four Premium Warbonds we read page by page on the community wiki; Arrowhead doesn’t publish a threshold list, so treat these numbers as community data. We didn’t read the others, so we haven’t guessed them.

Our reading: Ironclad Democracy’s page 1 items add up to 182 Medals, but page 2 opens at 135, so you can move on without buying everything on page 1. We didn’t read the Legendary Warbonds’ page thresholds, so they aren’t included here.

Keep three numbers separate here: what you pay to open the Warbond (Super Credits), the spend needed to open each page (Medal thresholds), and the total price of every item (Medals to finish).

Here’s a worked example. The wiki’s Ironclad Democracy page puts its page totals at 182, 299 and 322 Medals: 182 + 299 + 322 = 803 Medals for every item in that one Warbond. Individual items there cost between 2 and 65 Medals. That 803 is separate from the 1,000 Super Credits it costs to open the track.

Across every Warbond, a wiki editor put the total at 18,522 Medals on 18 September 2026, three days after Ironclad Democracy was added to the wiki’s list. The wiki doesn’t say whether Ironclad’s 803 Medals are in it, and we haven’t recomputed it item by item, so treat it as a community estimate. The Medal cap is 250, and anything you earn above it is discarded.

Here’s what that costs you. Since the wallet holds 250 at most, finishing Ironclad Democracy (803 Medals) takes at least four full wallets: 250 × 3 = 750, plus 53 more. Opening Mobilize’s page 10 alone needs 1,200 Medals spent, which is at least five wallets. On the wiki’s figure, maxing every Warbond (18,522) means filling and spending the wallet at least 75 times, since 18,522 ÷ 250 = 74.1, rounded up. We haven’t measured Medal income per mission, so we can’t turn those wallet counts into hours.

Helldivers Mobilize has a 50 or 100 Super Credit stack on every page, 750 SC in total. Premium pages include 100 SC items that you buy with Medals. In Ironclad Democracy those items cost 7, 12 and 32 Medals on pages 1 to 3, so 300 SC for 51 Medals. Legendary Warbonds don’t contain any Super Credits.

Our reading of what this means: 750 SC from Mobilize gets you three quarters of the way to a 1,000 SC Premium track, and the 300 SC inside Ironclad Democracy cuts its effective cost to 700 SC once you’ve claimed all three stacks. The 6,450 SC for 1,116 Medals figure is the wiki’s hand-updated total, so it may lag behind the newest track. The wiki’s Warbonds FAQ also relays that not every future Warbond will contain Super Credits (unverified against an Arrowhead post), so don’t plan on a Warbond paying for the next one indefinitely.

Myth: Warbonds expire like a battle pass

They don’t expire, and you can work through one or several at any pace.

Myth: You have to clear a page before the next one opens

The next page opens on total Medals spent in that Warbond, not on emptying the current page. In Ironclad Democracy, page 2 opens at 135 Medals while page 1 totals 182.

Myth: A Warbond Token covers any Warbond

The Token covers one Premium Warbond of your choice, and Legendary Warbonds aren’t eligible.

This page is a reference list, not a recommendation. If you want to know which Warbond to buy first, that’s covered in our Helldivers 2 Warbond buy order guide. For the strongest guns across Warbonds and what each costs in Medals, see the Helldivers 2 weapon tier list for patch 7.1.1.

Sources and Confidence

This table separates what the studio has confirmed and what is not confirmed yet. Each claim below is tied to the post and the game version it describes.