Poly Wars Tier Lists

Poly Wars is a Red vs Blue Roblox battleground where tanks, helicopters, and Armory gear decide who holds flags A, B, and C. The first team to 600 wins the round. This hub is the map to every ranking on the wiki: which hulls deserve your spawn time, which launchers delete Hueys before they airlift a howitzer, and which explosives crack buildings that block a capture lane.

Use these lists when you are choosing a vehicle at spawn, restocking at the Armory, or arguing in voice chat about who should push mid. Every rank below is built for flag value, not raw kill feed. A tank that farms infantry on the edge of the map but never contests a point is not S-tier here.

How we rank

Four criteria drive every entry on the tank tier list and the weapons tier list:

1. Armor — How long the platform survives RPG hits, C4, AT mines, and enemy cannons while sitting on or near a flag.
2. Gun — Alpha damage, reload rhythm, and whether the weapon can threaten armor, soft targets, or both.
3. Mobility — Time to rotate between A/B/C, escape a bad trade, or chase a Chinook drop.
4. Situational map value — Destructible buildings, open fields, choke points, and airlift plays change which tools spike.

Ranks run S / A / B / C / D. S means take it when available and build the round around it. A means excellent with a clear job. B is solid filler or role-specific. C works if you know the niche. D is meme, novelty, or last-pick only—still fun, rarely optimal.

What to open first

• Tank Tier List — Full S–D breakdown for the 25+ vehicle roster, including named standouts: T-34 as the balanced medium, Jagdtiger as the heavy tank destroyer, Karl-Gerät as siege artillery, and Bob Semple as the meme / situational pick. Pair this with tank combat once you know which hull you want.
• Weapons Tier List — Armory ranking for RPG, Stinger, C4, AT mines, frags, molotovs, and mortar strikes. Use it with armory and loadouts and helicopters and airlift so your infantry kit answers the threat on the board.

Flag-first mindset

Capturing and holding A/B/C scores the round. Killing without converting pressure into flags loses to a quieter team that rotates better. Before you spawn a heavy TD or a siege piece, ask: which point is open, which building still blocks LOS, and does the enemy still have Huey or Chinook airlift ready? The how to capture flags guide covers point timing; these tier pages tell you which tools make that timing stick.

New players should skim Getting Started and the full Guides Hub before grinding rare camo. Active codes can unlock free C4 or other boosts—claim them, then come back here to spend the advantage on the right hull. Script users looking for QoL helpers can browse scripts; rankings on this hub assume fair play and do not depend on exploits.

Meta notes

Balance shifts when new tanks, skins, or Armory items land. Re-check these pages after major updates, and treat Revenge and Nuke as round-swing tools rather than everyday loadouts: Revenge answers a bad death with pressure, Nuke ends a stalemate when flags are locked. Neither replaces a clean T-34 push onto an undefended B.

Cross-link the sibling lists often. A Jagdtiger without Stinger support dies to a Chinook crew. An RPG stack without a mobile medium to hold the flag after the hull dies wastes the shot. Read tanks and weapons together, then practice the rotation in live matches until the ranks feel automatic.