Military Tycoon Values List — All 567 Items (July 2026)

Military Tycoon has no official RAP, so every figure here is a community estimate rather than something the game prints on an item. Values are quoted in Gems, a shared reference unit the community uses to line vehicles, soldiers, and drones up against one another, and they are built by watching how real trades land, how scarce an item is, and how much demand it is drawing. Two forces do most of the work: scarcity — limited and event releases can never grow in supply once their window closes — and demand, which can lift a well-liked or high-performing vehicle above what its rarity alone would suggest, or let an out-of-favor one drift below it.

Read a ranking as relative standing, not a rate. An item near the top is one many traders currently chase and treat as a strong centerpiece — a frozen-supply exclusive like the LE Bismarck, or a standout performer like the Super Mech Walker — while lower entries are more common and easier to earn yourself. The order tells you roughly how strong an offer an item tends to command in trade, based on community activity; it is not an official measure and not a number anyone is owed.

To judge whether a trade is fair, weigh the whole of each side rather than the headline item: add up where every soldier, drone, and vehicle sits, and check that the two piles land in the same neighborhood — a stack of common units can total "even" on paper while the real desirability is lopsided. A trade is fair when both players are happy once they can see the sides are roughly balanced; the list just helps you spot an obvious mismatch before you press Ready. Values move as events rotate, new vehicles release, and demand shifts, so treat any Gem figure as a guide and let your own read of supply and interest make the final call — it is a community reference point, never a price.