Mute — Ability, Loadout & Record

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Mute is a Defender operator in Rainbow Six Siege X, filed by the publisher under the specialties ANTI-GADGET and CROWD CONTROL. This page records the unique ability, the loadout and the record fields the publisher publishes for the operator, all read on October 12, 2026.

Where this comes from: the publisher's own page for Mute, read October 12, 2026. The record fields, the ratings and the loadout are the publisher's. The prose on this page is ours: the ability is described here in our own words rather than reproduced, and the written biography and psychological report on the source page are not copied at all.

Operator Record

OperatorMuteas the publisher lists them

SideDefenderattacker or defender

SpecialtiesANTI-GADGET · CROWD CONTROLthe publisher's own labels

Health / Speed / Difficulty2 / 2 / 1each out of three

Unique abilitySignal Disruptorsee the ability below

Real nameMark R. Chandarfrom the publisher's record

Date of birthOctober 11th (Age 25)from the publisher's record

Place of birthYork, Englandfrom the publisher's record

Every field above: the publisher's own operator page, read October 12, 2026. The three ratings are each out of three. Fields the publisher leaves unpublished are omitted rather than shown empty.

Illustration of a male operator in a black combat helmet with wide dark goggles and a gas mask, a submachine gun held low across his chest, crouching to set a signal jammer on the floor beside a reinforced wall — Original illustrationOur own composition of the operator, drawn from the character art the publisher publishes for him: the black combat helmet with its top rail, the wide dark-lensed goggles, the black gas mask with its two round side filters and grey front filter, the dark navy-blue jacket with the sleeves rolled, the Union Jack patch on the left upper arm, the black tactical gloves, the black plate carrier with its magazine pouches and the submachine gun held across the chest. The reinforced wall and the jammer on the floor are our own scene rather than a location in the game. This is drawn artwork, not a screenshot of the actual game, and not a photograph of a real person.

The Unique Ability

Signal Disruptor is this operator's unique ability. What it does:

Mute's Signal Disruptor is a jammer placed on a surface that stops the attacking team's drones and electronic devices from working in the area it covers.

Loadout

The publisher lists the operator's weapons and gadgets as four groups. Two primary weapons and two secondary weapons are carried as alternatives, and the two gadgets are chosen before the round:

Category	Item
Primary Weapon	MP5K — SUBMACHINE GUN
Primary Weapon	M590A1 — SHOTGUN
Secondary Weapon	P226 Mk 25 — HANDGUN
Secondary Weapon	SMG-11 — Machine Pistol
Gadget	Bulletproof camera
Gadget	Nitro Cell
Unique Ability	Signal Disruptor

Loadout: the publisher's own operator page, read October 12, 2026. A weapon's type is the publisher's own label for it. Where the publisher lists no type beside an item, none is shown rather than one being supplied.

The Record Fields

The publisher publishes a biography for each operator, and this page carries its record fields — real name, date of birth and place of birth — in the table at the top. The publisher's page carries a written biography and a psychological report beside these record fields. They are the publisher's own narrative text, so this page carries the record fields and links to the source for the rest.

Sources

Mute on the publisher's own site — side, specialties, the three ratings, the unique ability, the loadout and the biography record fields. This is a publisher page, so it is linked without nofollow.
Rainbow Six Siege — operator directory — the roster this operator is listed in, and where the count of 78 comes from.

Update Rule

Abilities and ratings change with balance patches, and this page tracks the publisher's own operator page rather than trying to keep pace with every adjustment. The date at the top records when that page was read, not when the game last changed. If a value here disagrees with the publisher's page, the publisher's value is correct and this page is out of date.