Defilade Guide

Defilade defenses

Updated · Base & logistics

Quick answer

Defilade's confirmed defenses are trenches, concrete walls, barbed wire, mines, tank traps, MG nests, watchtowers and camouflage netting. Build them in layers: obstacles first, fire second. Wire and tank traps stop the enemy; MG nests and infantry kill what the obstacle stops. Camouflage netting is the confirmed anti-FPV-drone measure.

The defensive list

Defense Stops Confirmed
Trench Infantry fire; gives cover Yes
Concrete wall Small arms; blocks movement Yes
Barbed wire Infantry; slows Yes
Mine Infantry and vehicles Yes
Tank trap Tanks Yes
MG nest Infantry Yes
Watchtower Vision + fire Yes
Camouflage netting FPV drones Yes
Rebel tunnel Rebel faction movement / interrogation Yes

Layer, don’t sprinkle

A defense works when the enemy is stopped by one thing and killed by another. The classic layer:

  1. Mines and wire at the outer edge — slow the advance.
  2. Tank traps on the vehicle approach — channel armor into a kill zone.
  3. Trench line — infantry cover.
  4. MG nests — fire into the obstacle belt.
  5. Watchtower — see the attack coming.
  6. Camo netting — hide the important buildings from drones.

Do not build a wall with nothing behind it. A wall is a speed bump; the MG is what kills.

Where to put the belt

Mines and tank traps

Camouflage netting and drones

Camouflage netting is explicitly an anti-FPV-drone measure. Put it over:

Netting is not a shield; it hides. Pair it with a watchtower and infantry so the drone that finds you still gets shot at.

What we still need

We will test these in the December 1 demo and update the page.

FAQ

What defenses can I build in Defilade?

Trenches, concrete walls, barbed wire, mines, tank traps, MG nests, watchtowers and camouflage netting.

What stops tanks?

Tank traps, mines and wire are the confirmed obstacles. Anti-tank infantry and artillery are likely but not confirmed.

What stops drones?

Camouflage netting is the confirmed anti-FPV-drone defense.

Do defenses need units?

Yes. An obstacle without fire support only delays the enemy; put an MG nest or infantry behind it.

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