The Ironclad War Bear is a Generation 7 pet in Kingshot built around offensive support. Its active skill,
Ursa’s Rage, reduces enemy squad Defense for two hours, making the pet especially valuable when you are preparing for sustained combat against an important target.
It is a late-game pet with a maximum level of 100 and a maximum refinement of 58%. Kingdom-age information differs slightly between current data sources, placing its availability at roughly
440–450 days. Because server schedules and future updates can vary, use the Beast Cage on your kingdom as the final unlock reference.
Ironclad War Bear is a late-game combat pet whose main value comes from Ursa’s Rage. Save the skill for meaningful combat windows where you can take advantage of the Defense reduction for most of its two-hour duration.
Ironclad War Bear Overview
| Attribute |
Ironclad War Bear |
| Generation |
Generation 7 |
| Approximate Availability |
Around kingdom day 440–450 |
| Maximum Level |
100 |
| Maximum Refinement |
58% |
| Pet Skill |
Ursa’s Rage |
| Skill Duration |
2 hours |
| Skill Cooldown |
20 hours |
| Maximum Skill Effect |
Enemy Squad Defense -10% |
| Maximum Level Troop Attack |
33.52% |
| Maximum Level Troop Defense |
33.52% |
How to Unlock the Ironclad War Bear
The Ironclad War Bear arrives very late in a kingdom’s progression as the Generation 7 pet. Current progression information places its appearance around the 440–450-day range, with day 450 commonly listed as its full availability point.
Unlike an early-game progression goal, this means there is little reason for players on young servers to save every pet resource specifically for the War Bear from the beginning. Your account will have access to several earlier pets long before it appears.
When your kingdom approaches the expected window, check the Beast Cage and current kingdom progression schedule. Pet releases can be affected by updates or differences in server timing.
Ursa’s Rage Skill Explained
Ursa’s Rage reduces enemy squad Defense for
two hours. At maximum skill level, the reduction reaches
10%. After activation, the skill has a
20-hour cooldown.
This makes the Ironclad War Bear different from a simple personal stat boost. Its active skill is designed around weakening the opponent, so timing matters much more than activating it whenever the cooldown finishes.
Ursa’s Rage Skill Levels
| Skill Level |
Enemy Squad Defense Reduction |
| 1 |
2.5% |
| 2 |
3.0% |
| 3 |
3.5% |
| 4 |
4.0% |
| 5 |
5.0% |
| 6 |
6.0% |
| 7 |
7.0% |
| 8 |
8.0% |
| 9 |
9.0% |
| 10 |
10.0% |
The skill improves gradually through the first four levels, then gains a full percentage point per level from level 5 onward. Because the cooldown is much longer than the active window, choosing when to activate it is an important part of using the pet effectively.
Activate Ursa’s Rage shortly before a planned period of concentrated combat rather than during an isolated attack. A Castle battle, extended objective fight, or other coordinated attack window gives you more opportunities to benefit from the two-hour Defense reduction.
Best Uses for Ironclad War Bear
Castle and Objective Battles
Ursa’s Rage is particularly suited to important targets that will be attacked repeatedly. If your alliance or kingdom expects extended fighting over a Castle or another major objective, activating the skill shortly before the main engagement allows you to make use of more of its duration.
Kingdom Warfare
Large-scale kingdom battles give the War Bear a clearer role than short, scattered encounters. A two-hour debuff window is much easier to exploit when combat is concentrated around a limited number of important objectives.
Bear Hunt and Sustained PvE
The pet can also be useful when you know you will repeatedly attack the same PvE target during a defined activity window. As always, check whether using the skill there is worth putting it on its long cooldown before a more important PvP event.
Planned Rally Windows
If your alliance organizes repeated rallies against a particular opponent or objective, coordinate the activation with the beginning of that session. Using the skill after most rallies have already launched wastes part of its effective window.
Ironclad War Bear Leveling Materials
Normal levels use
Pet Food. At each 10-level advancement breakpoint, additional pet materials are required. Growth Manuals appear from the first advancement, Nutrient Potions begin at the level-30 breakpoint, and Promotion Medallions begin at level 50.
| Advancement |
Growth Manual |
Nutrient Potion |
Promotion Medallion |
| Level 10 |
35 |
— |
— |
| Level 20 |
70 |
— |
— |
| Level 30 |
110 |
15 |
— |
| Level 40 |
145 |
35 |
— |
| Level 50 |
220 |
50 |
10 |
| Level 60 |
290 |
65 |
20 |
| Level 70 |
365 |
85 |
40 |
| Level 80 |
440 |
100 |
60 |
| Level 90 |
585 |
115 |
80 |
| Level 100 |
730 |
135 |
100 |
The increasing advancement costs make planning important. Pet Food alone cannot carry the War Bear all the way to level 100; higher advancement stages can become blocked by the rarer materials.
Pet Food Requirements at Major Levels
Pet Food requirements also rise substantially as the pet levels. The following values show the Pet Food needed for selected level steps, not the cumulative total required from level 1.
| Level |
Pet Food Required |
| 10 |
925 |
| 20 |
1,700 |
| 30 |
2,750 |
| 40 |
4,300 |
| 50 |
6,350 |
| 60 |
8,900 |
| 70 |
11,900 |
| 80 |
15,000 |
| 90 |
19,000 |
| 100 |
23,100 |
Some current databases display slightly rounded Pet Food values for individual non-milestone levels. The milestone requirements above are consistent across the available progression tables and are the most useful figures for planning advancement.
How Strong Is the Ironclad War Bear at Level 100?
At maximum advancement, the Ironclad War Bear reaches level 100 and provides
33.52% Troop Attack and
33.52% Troop Defense. Its listed troop power reaches
2,413,440.
These passive pet stats matter independently of Ursa’s Rage. Even when the active skill is on cooldown, leveling the War Bear still improves the troop bonuses provided by the pet.
This is an important distinction when deciding whether to invest: the War Bear is not useful only once every 20 hours. Its level progression provides permanent combat value, while Ursa’s Rage adds a separate timed offensive advantage.
Ironclad War Bear Upgrade Priority
Whether the War Bear should receive your next pet materials depends on your existing pet roster and combat role.
High Priority for Competitive Combat Players
The War Bear is particularly attractive if you regularly participate in Castle battles,
Kingdom of Power, major rallies, or other sustained combat. Enemy Defense reduction complements an account already built around strong troop and hero statistics.
More Selective for F2P Players
F2P and low-spending players should avoid automatically abandoning developed older pets as soon as Generation 7 arrives. Higher pet levels require large amounts of Pet Food as well as increasingly scarce advancement materials.
Unlock the War Bear, evaluate how frequently you participate in high-value combat, and then decide how quickly it should overtake your existing pet priorities.
Plan Around Advancement Breakpoints
Before feeding large amounts of Pet Food into the pet, check whether you have enough Growth Manuals, Nutrient Potions, and Promotion Medallions for the next advancement. Reaching a breakpoint without the required materials can leave a large resource investment temporarily stalled.
Do not spend Pet Food without checking the next advancement requirement. From level 50 onward, Promotion Medallions join Growth Manuals and Nutrient Potions as required breakpoint materials.
Ironclad War Bear Refinement
The Ironclad War Bear has a listed
maximum refinement of 58%. Refinement is another long-term part of maximizing the pet beyond simply raising normal levels and its active skill.
Because refinement resources are limited and shared with broader pet progression, avoid investing automatically just because the maximum is available. Consider which pets you use in your most important marches and combat situations before committing scarce materials.
Common Ironclad War Bear Mistakes
- Activating Ursa’s Rage for one minor fight: The skill lasts two hours but then enters a 20-hour cooldown.
- Using the skill too early: Wait until the main combat window is about to begin.
- Ignoring advancement materials: Pet Food cannot bypass Growth Manual, Nutrient Potion, or Promotion Medallion requirements.
- Expecting the pet on a young server: Ironclad War Bear is a Generation 7 pet that arrives very late in kingdom progression.
- Replacing developed pets immediately: Newer does not automatically mean more useful if the War Bear remains underleveled.
- Ignoring passive stats: Its Attack and Defense bonuses remain useful even while Ursa’s Rage is unavailable.
- Using the cooldown without checking upcoming events: A major battle beginning soon may be a much better activation window.
Is the Ironclad War Bear Worth Upgrading?
Yes, particularly for players focused on late-game combat. A maxed Ursa’s Rage provides a 10% enemy Defense reduction for two hours, while the pet’s normal progression eventually reaches substantial Troop Attack and Defense bonuses.
The main limitation is cost. Reaching level 100 requires sustained investment in Pet Food and increasingly expensive advancement materials. For accounts with several unfinished pets, it is usually better to plan around useful breakpoints rather than attempting to maximize the War Bear immediately.
Starting on a Kingdom With Late-Game Pets
The Ironclad War Bear does not appear until a kingdom is well into its progression cycle. Players who prefer starting on a more established server rather than waiting through the full early progression can compare developed
Kingshot accounts for sale. Pet availability still depends on the specific kingdom age and the account’s existing progression, so check those details before deciding.
FAQs
When does the Ironclad War Bear unlock?
Current progression data places it at roughly 440–450 days of kingdom age, with day 450 commonly listed. Check the Beast Cage on your server because release timing can vary.
What generation is the Ironclad War Bear?
It is a Generation 7 pet.
What is the Ironclad War Bear’s maximum level?
The maximum level is 100.
What does Ursa’s Rage do?
Ursa’s Rage reduces enemy squad Defense. The reduction starts at 2.5% and reaches 10% at skill level 10.
How long does Ursa’s Rage last?
The effect lasts for two hours.
What is the cooldown for Ursa’s Rage?
The cooldown is 20 hours, making careful activation timing important.
What materials does the Ironclad War Bear need?
Regular leveling uses Pet Food. Advancement requires Growth Manuals, with Nutrient Potions added at higher breakpoints and Promotion Medallions required from level 50 onward.
What are the Ironclad War Bear’s max troop stats?
At maximum advancement, its listed Troop Attack and Troop Defense bonuses both reach 33.52%.
What is the maximum Ironclad War Bear refinement?
The listed maximum refinement is 58%.
Is Ironclad War Bear good for F2P players?
It can be valuable, but F2P players should balance the investment against already-developed pets. The later advancement stages require significant quantities of several limited pet materials.
Conclusion
The Ironclad War Bear is one of Kingshot’s late-game offensive pets, combining strong permanent troop statistics with a powerful timed Defense reduction. Its Ursa’s Rage skill becomes most effective when saved for concentrated combat, while levels, advancement, and refinement provide longer-term account strength.
Plan Pet Food around advancement breakpoints, protect scarce higher-tier pet materials, and avoid wasting the 20-hour cooldown on low-value encounters. For additional pet information, hero builds, event strategies, and progression advice, explore
more Kingshot guides on Heaven Guardian.
