Build and Conquer Missiles Guide

This Build and Conquer missiles guide covers the only missile source listed in the official Build and Conquer feature set today: the Eastern European Military Pack Game Pass for 399 Robux. Buying the Game Pass adds five named missile systems to your country's production roster, all of them surface-to-air or short-range ballistic systems.

The five systems are the public roster for missiles in Build and Conquer. Each one is a separate production line unlocked by the same Game Pass, not a tiered upgrade of another.

The three S-series systems are the long-range surface-to-air options on the roster. They are the top tier for hitting high-altitude or high-speed targets at range and belong in the deeper layers of your country's air defense network.

Each one is its own production line. Treat them as parallel options rather than upgrades, since the Game Pass description lists them as separate entries with the same class.

Pantsir is the short-range surface-to-air missile on the roster and the only one that is also a gun-missile hybrid. That dual role makes it useful for low-altitude threats and close-range work where a long-range SAM would be wasted.

Pair Pantsir with a long-range SAM layout for layered air defense. The long-range systems engage at distance, and Pantsir cleans up anything that gets past them.

Iskander is the only short-range ballistic option on the list. It trades surface-to-air coverage for ground-attack range, so it belongs in an offensive strike plan aimed at enemy positions rather than inside your air defense network.

Use Iskander the same way you would use any short-range ballistic option on your team: as a counter-battery or counter-base tool, not as an interceptor.