star wars zero company secret class status

Is the secret class confirmed

Yes, a fourth Exotic Class is confirmed to exist in STAR WARS Zero Company. Its name, Operator owner, ability kit, and unlock condition have not been revealed in the game. Any guide that presents a final class name or a complete build is going beyond the evidence.

The class is part of a 12-class structure that includes eight standard Specializations and four Exotic Classes. The known exotic group contains Jedi Padawan, Mandalorian Warrior, and Astromech. The remaining slot is still secret, so its details are To be confirmed.

What is known about the fourth Exotic Class

The class reference says the fourth class exists, while Bit Reactor has not named it. PC Gamer reported that the studio could announce it later or leave it as a surprise for players to discover in the game. That gives the class a confirmed existence and an unknown presentation path.

The owner is also unknown. Jedi Padawan is locked to Tel-Rea Vokoss, Mandalorian Warrior is locked to Cly Kullervo, and Astromech is connected to the droid builder. No source identifies which story character, recruit type, or creation system owns the fourth class.

The ability list is unknown as well. The material does not confirm whether the class will use Force abilities, a jetpack, droid support, or a completely different combat identity. Those possibilities should not be treated as clues to the answer.

The confirmed class framework around it

The hidden class still sits inside the known Specialization system. Standard Operators use an Ultimate, a Standard ability, and Passives, while Heavy has a third Passive. Weapon Class and Talent are separate build layers, and a later second standard Specialization can add another class to an Operator’s ability ring.

The three named Exotic Classes show why the fourth reveal may affect more than a class list. Jedi Padawan is tied to Tel-Rea Vokoss and carries a Permadeath consequence, Mandalorian Warrior is tied to Cly Kullervo and keeps her jetpack through a standard respec, and Astromech can be created through the droid builder. The unknown class may have its own owner rule, yet that rule is To be confirmed.

How to keep a future reveal useful

Record the class name, the owning Operator or recruitment path, the weapon rule, and the ability resource when a reliable reveal appears. The system uses both Action Points and shared Advantage, so a class cannot be evaluated by its damage description alone. Its position in the squad and its interaction with standard respec will determine how the build works.

The current page therefore leaves room for a factual update. It does not reserve a secret name, invent a placeholder build, or turn an image into a character identity. Until the reveal supplies those facts, the known classes are the only safe basis for campaign planning.

How the known Exotic Classes work

Exotic Classes are restricted to specific story characters . They cannot be assigned to generic recruits, and only one of each can be fielded at a time, with Astromech excepted. This rule explains why the hidden class’s owner matters as much as its name.

Jedi Padawan belongs to Tel-Rea Vokoss and uses Force abilities with dual lightsabers. Force Push can move an enemy out of cover and may place the target in a friendly Overwatch zone, while Force Pull is also named in the achievement material. If Tel-Rea dies under Permadeath, the class is gone for that campaign.

Mandalorian Warrior belongs to Cly Kullervo and centers on jetpack movement and Mandalorian gear. Her Combat Jump Talent can reposition her and push nearby enemies out of position without triggering Overwatch or Retaliation. The jetpack remains with Cly if she changes to a standard class.

Astromech works differently from both named exotic roles. It is tied to droids made through the in-game builder, and different unit types have different abilities and personalities. Astromechs unlock early in the developer material, can fill every non-Hawks squad slot, and are the only Operators that can use the Built-In Comlink Universal Talent.

Why the owner cannot be inferred

The three known classes do not establish a pattern that identifies the fourth. Two are tied to named story Operators and one is tied to a configurable droid system. The official material also mentions a wide range of operative archetypes, including scoundrels, astromechs, and a Jedi, without naming the secret class.

An image or a familiar Star Wars archetype is not enough to identify the class. Official artwork, media previews, and guide commentary still leave the fourth class unnamed. Keep the owner and the story unlock marked To be confirmed.

What players can plan before the reveal

The known class rules are still useful for campaign planning. Standard classes include Assault, Gunslinger, Heavy, Medic, Scoundrel, Scout, Sharpshooter, and Soldier, and most Operators can respec among those standard roles. A second standard Specialization unlocks later through the Focus Tree, while exotic ownership stays separate.

The squad also shares Advantage across class Ultimates. Scout can generate information and Advantage, Medic can support recovery, and Scoundrel can prepare a target for another Operator. These systems can support the hidden class once its role is revealed, yet no final synergy should be claimed in advance.

Permadeath makes any named exotic owner important. Tel-Rea’s class loss is explicitly confirmed, while the fourth class’s risk cannot be assessed until its owner and story rules are known. Players who want to test the hidden option should keep an eye on the campaign setting and the relevant character state after the reveal.

What the current page does not claim

This page does not assign a name to the fourth class. It does not identify a secret Operator, a hidden Force power, a weapon type, a recruitment condition, or a release timing. None of those details are confirmed by the game.

The page also does not treat a rumor or a single image as a final announcement. Once a reliable source names the class, its owner and abilities can be added separately from the current uncertainty. Until then, the correct answer is that the class exists and remains unrevealed.

What remains To be confirmed

The class name, owner, combat role, abilities, weapon interaction, Talent rules, unlock condition, fielding limit, and Permadeath behavior are all To be confirmed. The only stable answer is that a fourth Exotic Class exists and remains unnamed.

For current planning, use the known three Exotic Classes and the eight standard Specializations. Avoid spending campaign resources around an invented secret build. The fourth class can be evaluated once its official identity and in-game rules are available.