STAR WARS Zero Company operators

Hawks is the player character and Zero Company lead, a former captain in the Grand Army of the Republic. You customize species, appearance, voice, and specialization. The required-on-story rule is the one that changes how you plan a wipe: other operators can take three Injuries into permadeath, but Hawks dying ends the mission immediately.

The library hero still shows Hawks sitting on a metal ledge with the company and a red astromech in a hangar. Treat it as identity art, not a hidden fifth staff member. Specialization choice for Hawks uses the same eight standard rows listed on Tactical combat.

Trick, alias CT-3301, served with Hawks in the Republic military and loves games of chance. Tel-Rea Vokoss is a Tognath Jedi Padawan — the only operator on that class. Cly Kullervo of Clan Verminoth is the only operator who can wear Mandalorian armor and joins for revenge. Luco Bronc is a sniper from Umbara who defended that world during the Republic invasion. Jae Mordant is Ore-Baroness of Luunata, House Mordant of Shu-Torun, and helped convince the Republic to hire Zero Company. Kabbney “Kabb” Uppercut is a Felshi veteran crook and former prizefighter with a cybernetic arm.

Those notes are the first-party bios. They are short, so this page stays short on each row instead of padding origin stories. Achievements name several of them (The Trooper, The Umbaran, The Prizefighter, The Baroness, The Mandalorian, The Padawan) as hidden Steam titles; this roster does not fill those hidden descriptions.

Bennic Halloren is Republic Intelligence. Runa Blask is Operations and Finance. Neesh Renark is Armory and Black Market. M-3VO, also called Meevo, is Pilot and Medbay. They support Zero Company from The Den, not the front line. They still occupy roster space in the eleven-record exhibit because first-party copy names them as people you deal with between missions.

If you need facility names rather than people, open The Den. If you need the eight combat specs those operators plug into, open Tactical combat. Custom recruits are created at Recruitment; they are not extra named rows here.

No unofficial portraits beyond official stills. No recruit-percentage flags. No HP/aim columns. No per-operator URL. Competitor character grids are not a source. The exhibit at the top of this page is the whole authored set as of the launch capture.

Species lists and the Felshi first-appearance claim come from the Lead article. Voice credit for Trick comes from the Steam Q&A. Keep those attributions in mind when a social post uses a different spelling: slug-worthy names on this wiki require first-party spelling, which these eleven have. Roster capacity 7 to 20 is why Full Roster exists as an achievement. Standard squad of four is why you cannot field the whole authored set at once. Hawks plus three is the usual board. Mission extras are the exception the Q&A named, not a sixth authored row.