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Arknights: Endfield Operators: Classes, Elements and Rarity

What Gryphline's official operator page shows for each Arknights: Endfield operator: class, element and rarity for the 35 entries listed on November 6, 2026, and what it does not show.

Read on November 6, 2026 on Gryphline’s official operator page. The roster grows with updates, so confirm the current list on that page or in the game.

This guide lists what Gryphline’s official operator page shows for each operator: a class, an element and a rarity value. It does not rank operators, score them or say whom to pull. A class, an element or a rarity value does not justify a rank, and this guide is based on that page, not on testing.

For an overview of the game, see our Arknights: Endfield guide.

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What the official page shows

On November 6, 2026 the page listed 35 entries. Two of them are both named Endministrator. It has two filters:

  • Class: Guard, Caster, Supporter, Defender, Vanguard, Striker.
  • Element: Heat, Cryo, Electric, Nature, Physical.

Each entry in the list also carries a rarity value of 4, 5 or 6. The detail view read for this guide shows a faction, a race and background text, but no class or element label. The labels below come from the list. They were checked against the page’s own filters: choosing a class or an element returned the same operators that the list shows for it.

The roster on November 6, 2026

Guard (8)

  • Argent Flow: Electric, rarity 6
  • Endministrator (entry 3 of 35): Physical, rarity 6
  • Endministrator (entry 4 of 35): Physical, rarity 6
  • Chen Qianyu: Physical, rarity 5
  • Mi Fu: Physical, rarity 6
  • Rossi: Physical, rarity 6
  • Lifeng: Physical, rarity 6
  • Estella: Cryo, rarity 4

Caster (5)

  • Perlica: Electric, rarity 5
  • Arcane: Nature, rarity 6
  • Tangtang: Cryo, rarity 6
  • Wulfgard: Heat, rarity 5
  • Fluorite: Nature, rarity 4

Supporter (6)

  • Si: Cryo, rarity 6
  • Liino: Electric, rarity 6
  • Gilberta: Nature, rarity 6
  • Ardelia: Nature, rarity 6
  • Xaihi: Cryo, rarity 5
  • Antal: Electric, rarity 4

Defender (4)

  • Purrchena: Physical, rarity 5
  • Ember: Heat, rarity 6
  • Snowshine: Cryo, rarity 5
  • Catcher: Physical, rarity 4

Vanguard (5)

  • Camille: Heat, rarity 6
  • Pogranichnik: Physical, rarity 6
  • Alesh: Cryo, rarity 5
  • Arclight: Electric, rarity 5
  • Akekuri: Heat, rarity 4

Striker (7)

  • Typhoeus: Nature, rarity 6
  • Zhuang Fangyi: Electric, rarity 6
  • Laevatain: Heat, rarity 6
  • Yvonne: Cryo, rarity 6
  • Last Rite: Cryo, rarity 6
  • Avywenna: Electric, rarity 5
  • Da Pan: Physical, rarity 5

Counting the entries gives these totals:

  • By class: Guard 8, Striker 7, Supporter 6, Caster 5, Vanguard 5, Defender 4.
  • By element: Physical 10, Cryo 8, Electric 7, Heat 5, Nature 5.
  • By rarity value: 6 for 20 entries, 5 for 10 entries, 4 for 5 entries.

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What the labels tell you, and what they do not

Class and element are the labels the official page uses to filter its list. In the pages read for this guide, Gryphline does not explain what each class does in battle, and it gives no strength or score for any operator. This guide therefore draws no conclusion about an operator’s role or strength from them, and it does not suggest combining classes or elements in any way.

The rarity value is a number on the list. The page read does not say how it relates to strength, to how an operator is obtained or to cost, and this guide does not say either.

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What the page does not show

In the pages read for this guide, there is no ranking, no test, no team recommendation, and no information on how each operator is obtained, on banners or on rates. The detail view read shows no skill text. Skills may be shown in the game, but this guide did not check them.

Third-party rankings are opinions unless they explain how they were tested. This article does not rank operators.

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A short checklist

  • Read class, element and rarity on Gryphline’s official operator page, and confirm them in the game.
  • Use the page’s filters to check which operators share a class or an element.
  • Treat any ranking as an opinion unless its method is explained.
  • Check the date of any list, because the roster changes with updates.

What this guide does not cover

  • A ranking, a recommendation of operators or a method for building a team.
  • Skills, how to obtain an operator, banners and rates.
  • Operators added after November 6, 2026.