Star Wars Zero Company Operatives Guide and Roles

Direct answer

For star wars zero company operatives, use a dossier that records each Operator’s identity, role, equipment access, Specialization, Bonds, and customization status.

Operators are the squad members you command in Star Wars Zero Company. EA’s official page emphasizes that each Operator has a specialty and tactical purpose, while the supplied wiki pages organize characters into individual dossiers. The final roster, recruitment order, and every difference between story and custom Operators are 待确认 (pending confirmation).

What an Operator page should answer

Each dossier should identify the official name, story or recruit status, species, faction, class, weapon access, Specialization, and known Bonds. It should also say whether the character can be customized and whether Permadeath applies. The source pack supports this information architecture but does not provide a complete verified row for every Operator.

Specialty and squad role

EA’s wording makes specialty the useful starting point for team building. Pair an Operator’s role with weapon range, cover needs, and the objective rather than treating a class label as a full build. Exact abilities, stats, and Talent unlocks should come from the game UI or a confirmed guide after launch.

Story versus custom members

The supplied character notes distinguish fixed story figures from recruitable or custom Operators. This distinction matters for names, dialogue, Bonds, and customization: a player-created Operator should not be described as a canon character, and a story dossier should not promise unrestricted editing. Where the source does not specify the boundary, mark it pending.

Managing risk

The Permadeath references connect Operator loss to roster and relationship consequences. Before a mission, check injuries, equipment, and current Bonds at The Den. Recovery timing, replacement rules, and difficulty-specific exceptions are not confirmed in the supplied files.

Sources

Read the EA Operators page, Zero Company Operatives, Zero Command Characters, and the PC Gamer guide.