Compare each featured Operator's signature Talent, suggested squad job, and available Specialization or weapon information. Some story characters use a unique kit rather than a standard class.
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Flexible squad anchor
Hawks
Former Republic officer and the player-customized leader of Zero Company.
Specialization Customizable
Choose any standard Specialization
Signature Talent Signature
Fearless Leader — While Hawks is present, all Operators gain assist damage, defense, and chance-to-hit. Upgrades improve those bonuses.
Weapon Customizable
Choose any weapon class
Build idea: Choose the Specialization for the job your squad lacks; Fearless Leader remains a reliable team-wide baseline.
Squad synergy: Assist-heavy squads get direct value from Fearless Leader, while any lineup benefits from its accuracy and defense.
Durable combat stabilizer
Trick
A clone veteran who has survived from the earliest days of the Clone Wars.
Specialization Not listed
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Signature Talent Signature
For My Brothers — Trick can withstand being Downed and automatically revives at the start of his next turn. Upgrades improve recovered health and injury resistance.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Lean into frontline reliability and injury prevention; do not plan a rescue turn around a cooldown you cannot see.
Squad synergy: Pairs naturally with aggressive Operators who can keep pressure on enemies while his self-recovery protects the action economy.
Scaling Force combatant
Tel-Rea Vokoss
A Tognath Jedi Padawan whose Force abilities support both offense and defense.
Specialization Character kit
Force-focused character kit
Signature Talent Signature
Strong with the Force — Tel-Rea gains Harmony each turn, increasing deflection and attack damage. Upgrades increase the number of Harmony stacks gained.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Protect early turns so Harmony can compound, then turn that setup into stronger attacks and deflection.
Squad synergy: Defense and control support buy time for Harmony, while Tel-Rea converts that time into stronger attacks and deflection.
Mobile displacement and area setup
Cly Kullervo
A Mandalorian from Clan Verminoth who brings jet-assisted battlefield control.
Specialization Character kit
Mandalorian character kit
Signature Talent Signature
Combat Jump — Cly uses his jetpack to land at a target location, pushing nearby enemies and applying Burning. Upgrades improve range and Burning stacks.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Use Combat Jump to open angles or break enemy formations, then let ranged allies exploit the displaced targets.
Squad synergy: Area attacks and overwatch plans benefit from enemies being pushed into predictable lanes and softened by Burning.
Reliable ranged attacker
Luco Bronc
An Umbaran hunter whose kit rewards deliberate ranged positioning.
Specialization Not listed
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Signature Talent Signature
Combat Gas — Luco applies Sharpened Senses to himself, increasing chance-to-hit. Upgrades increase the stacks gained.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Preserve sightlines and spend Sharpened Senses on attacks that matter most.
Squad synergy: Spotting, cover removal, and accuracy support help Luco turn his self-buff into dependable long-range pressure.
Finisher and assist damage
Jae Mordant
A direct-action Operator built to capitalize on weakened enemies.
Specialization Not listed
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Signature Talent Signature
Final Shot — Jae immediately assists an ally attacking a low-health enemy. Upgrades improve the health threshold and number of assists.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Sequence Jae after the squad has created low-health targets, and check the current tooltip for the exact trigger threshold.
Squad synergy: Multi-hit and area-damage allies create several wounded targets, giving Final Shot more opportunities to convert setup into eliminations.
Melee displacement and cleanup
Kabb Uppercut
A close-range Operator who turns displacement into action-economy pressure.
Specialization Not listed
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Signature Talent Signature
Uppercut — Kabb performs a melee uppercut that knocks an enemy back. Defeating the target refunds AP; upgrades improve damage and knockback.
Weapon Not listed
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Build idea: Set up a weakened target before committing Kabb so Uppercut can plausibly refund AP; never assume a kill without checking the preview.
Squad synergy: Defense reduction and forced-positioning effects improve Kabb’s cleanup turns, while ranged allies can punish targets he displaces.
Squad tip: Start with a job—damage, setup, control, recovery, or long-range pressure—then pick Operators that complement rather than duplicate it.