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  1. Ash

    Eliza Cohen, an Attacking operator and one of the originals. She was raised in Israel by a Jewish mother and a Palestinian father, excelled in math and physics and earned a degree in structural engineering.

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  2. Thermite

    Jordan Trace, an Attacking operator and one of the originals, born in Plano, Texas. A fourth-generation Marine, he grew up with a conversational level of Mandarin.

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  3. Sledge

    Seamus Cowden, an Attacking original operator, born in the far north of Scotland to a military father and a nurse mother. His athleticism led him into the SAS.

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  4. Thatcher

    Mike Baker, an Attacking original operator, born in the coastal town of Bideford, England, from a long line of dockworkers and soldiers who resisted family pressure to join them.

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  5. Twitch

    Emmanuelle Pichon, an Attacking original operator from Nancy, France, who grew up in a family of academics where children were encouraged to excel in math and science.

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  6. Montagne

    Gilles Touré, whose codename means "Mountain," an Attacking original operator born in Bordeaux on October 11, the son of an army officer and a school teacher.

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  7. Blitz

    Elias Kötz, an Attacking operator who graduated from an elite academy specializing in science and language studies, where he excelled both academically and athletically.

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  8. IQ

    Monika Weiss, an Attacking operator whose mother is a renowned mathematician and whose father is an inventor with high academic standards, which pushed her to win awards in math, science and music.

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  9. Buck

    Sebastien Côté, an Attacking operator and Montreal native from a long line of military veterans, introduced in Operation Black Ice alongside Frost.

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  10. Blackbeard

    Craig Jenson, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Dust Line alongside Valkyrie, and remastered in Operation Collision Point. He grew up in a comfortable upper middle-class family.

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  11. Capitão

    Vicente Souza, an Attacking operator from Nova Iguaçu outside Rio, introduced in Operation Skull Rain alongside Caveira. He was the youngest of three children.

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  12. Hibana

    Yumiko Imagawa, an Attacking operator from Nagoya, introduced in Operation Red Crow alongside Echo. She also appears in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  13. Jackal

    Ryad Ramírez Al-Hassar, an Attacking operator born in Ceuta, Spain, introduced in Operation Velvet Shell alongside Mira. He and his brother Faisal both went through the foster care system.

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  14. Ying

    Siu Mei Lin, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Blood Orchid alongside Lesion and Ela. She returns in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  15. Zofia

    Zofia Bosak, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation White Noise alongside Dokkaebi and Vigil. She was born in Wrocław, Poland, the eldest daughter of a former commander of the unit GROM.

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  16. Dokkaebi

    Grace Nam, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation White Noise with Vigil and Zofia, and remastered in Operation System Override.

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  17. Lion

    Olivier Flament, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Chimera alongside Finka, born to a conservative, well-to-do family whose members were in medicine.

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  18. Finka

    Lera Melnikova, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Chimera alongside Lion. She was born in the irradiated city of Gomel, Byelorussian SSR, three years after the Chernobyl disaster.

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  19. Maverick

    Erik Thorn, an Attacking operator from Boston, introduced in Operation Grim Sky alongside Clash. He came from a multilingual home and ranked in the top 2% in intelligence.

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  20. Nomad

    Sanaa El Maktoub, an Attacking operator raised in a wealthy Moroccan family, introduced in Operation Wind Bastion alongside Kaid, whose name in Tamazight is also written in the wiki.

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  21. Gridlock

    Tori Fairous, an Attacking operator and the eldest of five, who has shown leadership potential from an early age. She was introduced in Operation Burnt Horizon alongside Mozzie.

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  22. Nøkk

    Karina Gaarddhøje, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Phantom Sight alongside Warden. She enlisted at the Army NCO School before graduating at the rank of sergeant.

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  23. Amaru

    Azucena Rocío Quispe, an Attacking operator born in Cojata, Peru, who suffered a difficult childhood. She was introduced in Operation Ember Rise, alongside Goyo.

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  24. Kali

    Jaimini Kalimohan Shah, an Attacking operator and the founder and leader of Nighthaven, introduced in Operation Shifting Tides alongside Wamai.

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  25. Iana

    Nienke Meijer, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Void Edge alongside Oryx. Her mother was the lead engineer on a spacecraft, which encouraged her to reach for the stars.

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  26. Ace

    Håvard Haugland, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Steel Wave alongside Melusi. The wiki distinguishes him from the ACES feature of Rainbow Six: Vegas.

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  27. Zero

    Samuel "Sam" Fisher, codenamed Zero, the protagonist of the Splinter Cell franchise, introduced as an Attacking operator in the Operation Shadow Legacy expansion.

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  28. Flores

    Santiago Lucero, an Attacking operator introduced in the Crimson Heist expansion, who grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, neglected by his mother, with an activist father.

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  29. Osa

    Anja Janković, an Attacking operator introduced in the Crystal Guard expansion, born to a family of European toy store owners, who traveled constantly as a child.

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  30. Sens

    Néon Ngoma Mutombo, an Attacking operator who uses they/them pronouns, introduced in Operation Vector Glare, and who grew up in a tight-knit family.

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  31. Grim

    Charlie Tho Keng Boon, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Brutal Swarm, who grew up in Jurong, Singapore, learning wilderness skills.

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  32. Brava

    Nayara Cardoso, an Attacking operator introduced in the Operation Commanding Force expansion, whose childhood was shaped by the death of her cousin, an innocent bystander in a heist.

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  33. Ram

    Choi Bo-ram, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Heavy Mettle, born in Busan, South Korea, who was left at a fire department and raised in orphanages.

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  34. Deimos

    Gerald Morris, an Attacking operator introduced in Operation Deadly Omen, a former Rainbow operator turned international terrorist, revealed as the mastermind behind a key assassination.

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  35. Rauora

    Hāpai Iwini, an Attacking operator introduced in the Operation Prep Phase expansion, who first appeared in the Operation Collision Point comic under the nickname Striker Z09.

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  36. Smoke

    James Porter, a Defending original operator born on May 14 at Kings Cross in London. He was not an exceptional student, though aptitude tests revealed his strengths.

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  37. Mute

    Mark Chandar, a Defending original operator born in York, England, an exceptional and well-rounded student who graduated from secondary school at the age of twelve.

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  38. Castle

    Miles Campbell, a Defending original operator born in Los Angeles, who earned a doctorate in Science and Criminal Justice and promptly joined law enforcement.

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  39. Pulse

    Jack Estrada, a Defending original operator whose father, Mark Peterson, was an RAF pilot and whose mother was a classified Senior Intelligence Officer.

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  40. Doc

    Gustave Kateb, a Defending original operator and the leader of Rainbow's Wolfguard Squad. He was born in Paris, of Algerian and French descent, in an affluent family.

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  41. Rook

    Julien Nizan, a Defending original operator born in Tours, France, the youngest son of a working-class family, whose father was a respected stone mason. He also appears in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  42. Glaz

    Timur Glazkov, an Attacking original operator born and raised in the seaport city of Vladivostok, Russia, on July 2, where his father worked in the port. He also appears in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  43. Fuze

    Shuhrat Kessikbayev, an Attacking original operator who grew up in a military family in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, before his family immigrated to Russia shortly before the fall of the Soviet Union.

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  44. Kapkan

    Maxim Basuda, a Defending original operator, born in Kovrov, Russia, the eldest of three brothers, who was surrounded by Russian military influence growing up.

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  45. Tachanka

    Alexsandr Senaviev, a Defending original operator, called Tachankin in the Russian localization, who was reworked in the Operation Shadow Legacy expansion.

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  46. Jäger

    Marius Streicher, pronounced Yeh-ger, a Defending original operator born in Düsseldorf, Germany, and raised by his uncle, a mechanic.

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  47. Bandit

    Dominic Brunsmeier, a Defending original operator who was born in Berlin, East Germany, with his twin brother Cedrick, in a working-class district.

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  48. Frost

    Tina Lin Tsang, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Black Ice alongside Buck. She was raised in Vancouver and enlisted with the RCAF at eighteen.

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  49. Valkyrie

    Meghan Castellano, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Dust Line alongside Blackbeard. She also appears in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  50. Caveira

    Taina Pereira, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Skull Rain alongside Capitão, and the leader of Rainbow's Ghosteyes squad. She also appears in Rainbow Six Mobile.

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  51. Echo

    Masaru Enatsu, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Red Crow alongside Hibana, who grew up in Suginami City, Tokyo, a heavily populated center.

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  52. Mira

    Dr. Elena María Álvarez, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Velvet Shell alongside Jackal, and the Director of Rainbow's Research and Development Department.

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  53. Lesion

    Liu Tze Long, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Blood Orchid alongside Ying and Ela, who was raised by his father, a worker for a ship-breaking company.

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  54. Ela

    Elżbieta Bosak, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Blood Orchid, the youngest daughter of Jan Bosak, former commander of the unit GROM, and born in Wrocław.

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  55. Vigil

    Hwa Chul-kyung, a Defending operator introduced in Operation White Noise, North Korean by birth. The wiki says he doesn't remember much of his early life.

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  56. Alibi

    Aria de Luca, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Para Bellum alongside Maestro, who was born in Tripoli, Libya, and immigrated at three years old.

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  57. Maestro

    Adriano Martello, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Para Bellum alongside Alibi, the oldest of eight children, who grew up in Rome.

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  58. Clash

    Morowa Evans, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Grim Sky, alongside Maverick, and remastered in Operation Daybreak. She led the fight in her community against racist groups.

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  59. Kaid

    Jalal El Fassi, a Defending operator whose codename, Kaid, means "Commander" in Arabic. He was introduced in the Operation Wind Bastion expansion alongside Nomad.

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  60. Mozzie

    Max Goose, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Burnt Horizon alongside Gridlock, who applied to enter the military right after Year 10 and later worked in Combat and Security.

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  61. Warden

    Collinn McKinley, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Phantom Sight alongside Nøkk, who enrolled in the military at 18 and earned several commendations.

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  62. Goyo

    César Ruiz Hernández, a Mexican-born Defending operator introduced in Operation Ember Rise alongside Amaru. His gadget was reworked in the Demon Veil expansion.

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  63. Wamai

    Ngũgĩ Muchoki Furaha, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Shifting Tides alongside Kali, born to a fishing family on the coast of Kenya, who hunted sharks as a child.

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  64. Oryx

    Saif Al Hadid, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Void Edge alongside Iana. The wiki says little is known about his life, and he grew up in a town near an air force base.

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  65. Melusi

    Thandiwe Ndlovu, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Steel Wave alongside Ace, who was born in the small town of Louwsburg and spent years exploring with her friend.

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  66. Aruni

    Apha Tawanroong, a Defending operator introduced in the Operation Neon Dawn expansion, born in Ta Phraya and raised along the Thai-Khmer border.

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  67. Thunderbird

    Mina Sky, a Defending operator introduced in the North Star expansion, born in the Nakoda Territories of Saskatchewan, whose first lesson from her mother was the importance of community.

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  68. Thorn

    Brianna Skehan, a Defending operator introduced in the High Calibre expansion, who grew up on a farm in a part of Ireland known for horse racing and military training.

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  69. Azami

    Kana Fujiwara, a Defending operator introduced in the Demon Veil expansion, raised in Kyoto, where the ultra-modern and the traditional blur.

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  70. Solis

    Ana Díaz, a Defending operator introduced in the Operation Solar Raid expansion, who grew up comfortably in Colombia, where her close-knit family taught her the value of truth.

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  71. Fenrir

    Emil Svensson, a Defending operator introduced in the Operation Dread Factor expansion, who grew up in Uppsala, Sweden, with parents encouraging his fascination with animal biology.

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  72. Tubarão

    Isaac Nunes Oliveira, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Deep Freeze, who grew up in the Azores, where earthquakes and underwater eruptions taught him the value of mutual aid.

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  73. Skopós

    Kure Galanos, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Twin Shells, born in Nicosia, Cyprus, whose family lost their homes during clashes between Turkish and Greek rioters.

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  74. Denari

    Leon Winzenried, a Defending operator introduced in Operation High Stakes. The son of an upper-class family, he became Kali's hidden enforcer, a role not expected of him.

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  75. Noor

    Ahmed Murad, a Defending operator introduced in Operation Split Fire, the son of Egyptian soldier and Rainbow operator Jamal Murad, who lived on military bases around the world.

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Rainbow Six Siege (R6) tier list questions

How current is the Rainbow Six Siege roster?

The list covers operators up to Noor in Operation Split Fire. Ubisoft adds operators every year, and Solid Snake was announced for Operation Silent Hunt, so check the game for the latest additions.

Why do the write-ups focus on backgrounds?

Operator strength changes with each season's patches, so the write-ups state each operator's identity, side and expansion, which stay stable, and leave out tier claims.

How should I rank Rainbow Six Siege operators?

Common criteria include gadget, usefulness, fun, design and strength in your rank. Many players rank attackers and defenders separately, since the two sides play very differently.

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