How the Endfield Operator Roster Is Organized
The grid above holds all 32 operators in Arknights: Endfield, sorted newest first. The most recent release block is version 1.5, which added Typhoeus and Purrchena. Every card carries the same four tags as the filter bar: rarity, element, class and weapon. Stack filters to narrow the grid fast, and use the search box for anything the buttons do not cover, since it also matches each operator's role label and tags.
By rarity, the roster splits into 17 6-star, 10 5-star and 5 4-star operators. Switch the sort to Rarity to see each band together; inside a band the grid keeps newest first, so recent additions stay at the top of their tier. The Class sort groups operators by class and then by rarity, which is the quickest way to compare every option for one slot on your team. The Name sort is there when you know who you want and just need the card.
The roster covers 5 elements: 9 Physical, 7 Cryo, 6 Electric, 5 Heat and 5 Nature. Element decides which inflictions an operator applies and which reactions a squad can set up, so it shapes team building more than any other tag. The inflictions and reactions guide explains how the elements interact before you commit to pairing them. Filtering by one element is also the fastest way to see every candidate for an element-stacked team.
Classes, Roles and Weapons
Classes come straight from the game data, and the Class filter lists 7 of them. A class tells you the broad shape of a kit, while the role label (DPS, Sub-DPS, Support or Tank) tells you the job the site builds that operator for. Across the roster the split is 13 Support, 12 DPS, 4 Tank and 3 Sub-DPS operators, so damage dealers are only part of the picture. Search a role name to pull up every operator that fills it.
Weapon type is the tag that matters most once your armory grows. Each operator equips a single weapon type, and the roster spans 6 of them, so a strong weapon you already own narrows down who can use it. Filter by that weapon type, then check the weapon tier list and the weapon recommender to see which of those operators gets the most out of it. That keeps a good pull from sitting unused in your inventory.
How to Pick Who to Build
Start with the operators you already own, not the full roster. Pick one main damage dealer you enjoy playing, then fill the other three squad slots with operators that enable, protect or amplify that damage. The character tier list ranks every playable operator from SS to C, and the team tier list shows full four-operator squads, which is often more useful because an operator's value depends on who stands next to them. If you already own three of the four operators in a listed team, that team is worth building toward.
Once you have a shortlist, open each operator's page from the grid. Every page has full stats, skills, talents, potentials and breakthrough costs, plus the gear and teams the site recommends, and 31 of them include a live damage calculator built around that operator's own kit. The operator builds page puts the best weapon, 3-piece gear set, talent order and team for every operator on one screen, which makes comparing two candidates easy. Use the "Has damage calculator" toggle above to jump straight to the operators you can test numbers on.
For resource planning, the operator investment guide covers level targets by role and skill rank sweet spots, so materials go where they actually raise your team's output. The character progression planner totals leveling, breakthrough, skill and potential costs for the operators you choose. Between the two, you can see what a build costs before you spend a single day farming for it.
