A14 Wolf in Military Tycoon — Hunter Mode, Value & Trading Guide

A14 Wolf is an Exotic fighter with a unique Hunter Mode, a machine-gun combat mode and a missile mode with 9 missiles. The current market range is approximately 50K–70K Gems, while the supplied trade card shows RAP 99K.

What is A14 Wolf?

A14 Wolf was added on April 19, 2025 through the limited-time A14 Wolf Crates. It is a permanent, non-buildable aerial Fighter and has a stronger Super A-14 variant.

The normal A14 Wolf had a maximum supply of roughly 2,250 copies. Its crate odds were extremely different depending on crate type: approximately 0.15% from the free crate and 11% from the premium crate.

Hunter Mode

Hunter Mode is the A14 Wolf's signature ability. When activated, it temporarily prevents normal missile lock-ons and gives the aircraft a large speed boost.

The active effect lasts about 15 seconds. Missiles that were already fired before Hunter Mode activates can still continue toward the aircraft, so timing matters.

Weapons and controls

A14 Wolf switches between two main combat styles:

• Machine Gun Mode: forward, non-aimable machine gun;
• Missile Mode: 9 standard missiles;
• Hunter Mode: activated with the special ability key and available in both combat modes.

This gives the jet more flexibility than a fighter that relies on only one weapon type, although the normal A14 Wolf is still weaker overall than the Super A-14.

What the supplied stat card shows

Current A14 Wolf value

The current tracked market range is approximately 50,000–70,000 Gems.

Demand: 6/10

Demand is above average. Hunter Mode and the limited crate origin make A14 Wolf more interesting than a generic permanent fighter.

Scarcity: 7/10

Scarcity is fairly high. The original crate supply was limited, which helps support the market even though it is not marked as a collector item.

Functionality: 4/10

Functionality is lower than demand and scarcity because the normal A14 Wolf has relatively weak overall stats compared with stronger modern fighters and its Super variant.

RAP 99K vs current value

The supplied card shows RAP 99K, while the current tracked value is 50K–70K Gems.

That puts RAP about 41% above the 70K market high and almost 2× the 50K market low.

A14 Wolf vs Super A-14

Super A-14 is the stronger version. It improves the weapon performance and general stats while keeping the same Hunter Mode concept.

The market gap is also very large: the normal A14 Wolf sits around 50K–70K, while Super A-14 is currently around 900K–1M Gems.

If you mainly want the Hunter Mode playstyle, the normal A14 Wolf is dramatically cheaper. If you want the strongest version and much higher rarity, Super A-14 is the premium option.

Community tier

A recent broad all-item community ranking places A14 Wolf in C tier for gameplay strength.

This is a respectable placement and reflects the usefulness of Hunter Mode, even though the normal variant is weaker than Super A-14.

Advantages

• Hunter Mode prevents normal lock-ons for a short period;
• Hunter Mode also gives a major speed boost;
• two different combat modes;
• 9 missiles in Missile Mode;
• limited crate supply supports scarcity;
• current demand remains solid at 6/10.

Disadvantages

• Super A-14 is significantly stronger;
• Hunter Mode only lasts for a limited time;
• missiles already fired before activation can still hit;
• overall stats are relatively low;
• RAP is currently inflated relative to the live market range.

Is A14 Wolf worth keeping?

For gameplay, yes if you enjoy evasive fighters and want the Hunter Mode mechanic without paying Super A-14 prices.

For trading, the current 50K–70K range, Demand 6/10 and Scarcity 7/10 make it a useful Exotic item to hold. Just do not automatically value a normal copy at the full 99K RAP.