Much like Overwatch 2, Call of Duty, or, well, any multiplayer shooter these days, Delta Force includes a number of different characters to choose from. These are known as Delta Force Operators, and each has their own visual appearance, gear, and abilities.
They also specialise in a different position, including Assault, Engineer, Recon, and Support. So far, so very Battlefield. Given that there are a range of Delta Force modes to play, each Operator will likely perform better or worse depending on what you’re up against.
Let’s take a look at each Operator in detail, including their Position, Gear, Gadget, and Traits.

D-Wolf
D-Wolf is an Assault specialist who can boost his speed and rate of fire thanks to his tactical ability. He can blast away his opponents with his Grenade Launcher, provide cover with his Smoke Grenade, and slide around like it’s Black Ops 3 all over again.
In short, D-Wolf is a speed demon.
Position | Assault | Faster aiming movement speed |
Tactical Gear | Motorized Exoskeleton | Gain increased Movement Speed, Rate of Fire, and recover HP, Stamina, and Overload Duration when knocking down enemies |
Gadget 1 | Triple Blaster | Fires three grenades that can attach to vehicles |
Gadget 2 | Smoke Grenade | Has a reduced charge amount compared to typical Smoke Grenades |
Trait | Tactical Slide | Slides around |

Shepherd
Shepherd is the only Engineer currently available in Delta Force. He will keep vehicles and constructions in good shape, as well as disrupt the enemy by slowing them down.
He’s a great support character to have in your team.
Position | Engineer | Cut through wired fences, repair vehicles, and construct defences |
Tactical Gear | Sonic Paralysis | Reduce enemy’s movement speed and rate of fire and destroy enemy sonar devices within an area |
Gadget 1 | Sonic Trap | Sticks to surfaces and slows down enemies that trigger it |
Gadget 2 | Frag Grenade | Explodes, dealing AoE damage |
Trait | Buffer Defence | Reduces damage taken from explosions |

Vyron
Vyron is one of two Assault characters in Delta Force, and focuses a little more on crowd control than D-Wolf. You can knock down enemies with ease, speed around the arena, and you won’t take quite as much fall damage.
Position | Assault | Faster aiming movement speed |
Tactical Gear | Air Shell Launcher | Knocks down nearby enemies |
Gadget 1 | Dynamic Propulsion | Move quickly in a desired direction, knocking down enemies you come into contact with and reducing its cooldown |
Gadget 2 | E-Bomb | Attaches to surfaces and explodes when the timer runs out |
Trait | Dynamic Auxiliary System | Minimises fall damage and boosts speed |

Luna
As the sole Recon Operator in Delta Force, Luna is an essential pair of eyes. Using her various Recon abilities, Luna can help you keep track of your opponents, or even unearth those you haven’t spotted yet.
She’s also a decent damage dealer in her own right.
Position | Recon | Can use the radio to recon the map |
Tactical Gear | Recon Arrow | Fire an arrow that marks enemies it passes |
Gadget 1 | Volt Arrow | Fire an arrow that deals damage over time to enemies it hits |
Gadget 2 | Frag Grenade | Explodes, dealing AoE damage |
Trait | Hunter’s Mark | Damaging enemies marks them temporarily |

Stinger
Stinger is a Support specialist, who will keep the team alive in the most challenging of circumstances. He has a number of abilities that can provide healing in an AoE, as well as provide you with much-needed cover if you need a breather.
Don’t go into combat without him.
Position | Support | Rescue allies faster |
Tactical Gear | Therapeutic Pistol | Can AoE heal yourself or allies in and suppress debuffs |
Gadget 1 | Smokescreen | Send out a flying smokescreen |
Gadget 2 | Hive-Tech Smoke Grenade | A normal Smoke Grenade, but you can shoot it with the Therapeutic Pistol to provide AoE healing to those standing in it |
Trait | Quick Rescue | Recover downed allies faster |