Gadgets
This gadget can silently destroy defender utility without explosions
Twitch Drone
This defensive playstyle focuses on wasting time off-site
Roaming
On Oregon, this site has a wall sharing with attic for attackers
Kids/Dorms
This operator has access to both a shotgun and SMG-11 combo
Smoke OR Mute OR Amaru
This operator previously worked as a bodyguard for a high-profile client before joining Rainbow
Osa
This defender gadget can stop both projectiles and some thrown attacker utility
Jager ADS
This role is responsible for clearing defender utility before executing
Support/Utility Clear
On Consulate, this window can be defended from Piano
CEO Window
This attacker carries the GONNE-6 alongside a primary AR
Iana or Buck or Zero
This operator is the sister of another Rainbow operator, creating internal tension - Name BOTH
Ela and Zofia
This interaction allows attackers to bypass electricity using timing and placement
Thatcher Emp OR Kali Lance
This attacking strategy involves taking map control slowly and methodically
Default Push / IGL
This map includes a hidden drone hole into site from outside
Kafe Dostoyevsky
This operator lost their ACOG <2020 but retained high pick rate
Jager
This operator trained under Kali before joining Rainbow
Ace
This gadget combo allows defending walls, doors, and gadgets
Mute Jammer
DAILY DOUBLE
This meta was dominated by bulletproof utility and explosive burn
20 Second Meta
This map has an uncommon plant spot behind a half wall in Armory
Border
This defender has both a shield and a high-fire-rate SMG
Clash
This operator is a former thief who turned to high-tech crime before being recruited into Rainbow.
Flores
This gadget combo allows defending walls, doors, and gadgets
Mute Jammer
This term describes forcing defenders into unfavorable fights with utility
Pressure/Pressuring
This map features the most available vertical play space for attackers AND defenders
Clubhouse OR Border
This attacker uniquely combines a sniper with a secondary SMG
Kali OR Glaz
This Rainbow initiative focuses on cross-training operators through simulated competition environments
REACT Training Program