Uluru is a Engineer operator in Delta Force. This page records every ability the operator carries, what each one does, its cooldown, and the source each figure was read from. Read on October 9, 2026.
Operator Record
Class, faction, codename and birth date: the community wiki's operator infobox, read October 9, 2026. Fields the wiki marks as unpublished are omitted rather than shown empty.
Abilities
Engineer built on fire and concrete. He is the only operator who can create cover, and the only one whose own gadget destroys it.
The Chinese client labels the signature ability as the ultimate. The English client calls that slot Tactical Gear, and it is the same ability — across all sixteen operators the wiki's ultimate row and Liquipedia's Tactical Gear row are always the same one. These pages use the English client's slot names.
| Ability | Slot | Cooldown | Effect, as recorded by the sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loitering Munition | Tactical Gear | 120 s | Aim down sights to fire a missile the operator steers himself. On impact it bursts into four submunitions. It reaches 180 m with a 7-second flight time. A direct hit deals 100 damage against three-plate or lower helmets and armour, 60 against three-plate on both, and 47 against four-plate or better; head hits do more, over 90 against a four-plate helmet. It can be shot down in flight — accelerating near the target makes that harder — and the operator stands still while steering it, which the wiki flags as the risk. The launch is loud enough that hearing it lets an enemy read the missile's direction on the map. |
| Quickset Cover | Gadget | — | Sprays quick-setting concrete onto a wall or the ground to create a 300 HP piece of cover. Right-click rotates the placement. Bullets are a waste against it — the wiki says nearly a full magazine — but melee and damage gadgets break it quickly. It can seal a door, make cover, or screen a crossing. The wiki notes the cover is visible to enemies slightly before it finishes forming on the caster's own screen. |
| Composite Incendiary | Gadget | — | An incendiary that detonates on contact and burns for about 12 seconds with escalating damage over a 12 to 20 m area, with a 4 m core the crosshair confirms. It throws up to 74 m standing and 72 m prone. It also destroys his own Quickset Cover, which the wiki flags as a trap for new players. |
| Battle Hardened | Trait | — | Reduced chance of a broken leg when dropping from height, though repeated falls can still fracture. Stronger resistance than other operators to the slowing effects of abilities — the wiki's phrasing is that he can stand in them like he is at home. It applies to every slowing ability in the game. |
Ability names and one-line roles: Liquipedia. Cooldowns, charges and damage figures: the Chinese community wiki's record, translated. Those numbers are the wiki's, not verified in game by us.
The Tactical Gear
Loitering Munition is this operator's tactical gear. The wiki's own page gives no cooldown table for this operator; the figures here are the ones written into its ability descriptions.
Cosmetics
The community wiki records these as this operator's skins. Their names are published only in Chinese with no English form we can cite, so the names below are our English renderings of the Chinese originals rather than official titles.
| Skin | Note |
|---|---|
| Wasteland Hunter | — |
| Fury | The wiki lists this one with its own red-skin marker, its label for a red-grade skin. |
Skin names: the community wiki's skin section for this operator, read October 9, 2026. Each name is our English rendering of the Chinese original rather than an official English title.
Sources
- the Uluru page on the Chinese community wiki — cooldowns, charges, durations, ranges, damage figures, class, faction and birth date.
- Uluru on Liquipedia — the English client's ability names and one-line role tags.
- Delta Force Fandom — Operators and Delta Force Database — Operators — cross-check for the operator's roster entry and English codename.
- Delta Force — official wiki (English) — the publisher's own reference, linked without
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Update Rule
Ability figures change with balance patches, and this page tracks the two sources' record rather than trying to keep pace with every adjustment. The date at the top records when those sources were read, not when the game last changed. If a figure here disagrees with the publisher's own wiki, the publisher's figure is correct and this page is out of date.