Noor Rahimi
Drone-recon specialist mapping the front from above. Feeds intel to the squad and flags the flanks before they open.
Indicative doctrine ratings · tuned in testing
- Callsign
- “Kite”
- Nationality
- Afghanistan
- Theatre
- Middle Eastern Theater
- Role
- Drone Recon
- Status
- In briefing
Marks threats from further out via the drone feed.
Her spots stay lit longer for the squad.
Harder for the enemy to hear the drone coming.
Perks stack across a squad · values tuned in testing
Raised in Afghanistan's hard country, Noor learned the land by watching it — the passes, the blind spots, the way people move when they think no one's looking. She carried that eye into the war and traded the ridge for a screen.
Observant, quick, and quiet. Noor watches more than she speaks and reads a battlefield the way others read a map — from above, a step ahead of the ambush.
Drone recon and lane denial. Maps the front from above, marks the rotations, and flags the flanks before they open — she wins fights her squad never has to have.
Keep the squad a step ahead. Noor believes the ambush you see coming is the ambush that never happens.
- A clean feed and clear comms
- Reading a flank before it opens
- Deep cover to fly from
- Squads that act on her marks
Field doctrine
Drone Operator class guideRemote strike & recon — war from behind hard cover.
Noor’s read: Drone recon and lane denial. Maps the front from above, marks the rotations, and flags the flanks before they open — she wins fights her squad never has to have.
Fly from hard cover
Pick a spot with a wall at your back and no easy approach before you ever launch. Your operator can't shoot back mid-flight — the whole play falls apart if a flanker finds the body, so make the body hard to find.
Save strikes for armor
An FPV drone eats a tank; it's a waste on a lone rifleman. Scout with it freely, but spend the munition on the vehicle or the dug-in hold that's actually stopping the push — the target infantry can't answer.
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