Task Force 141

John Price is a rugged, cynical, and fiercely loyal military leader. Known for his trademark boonie hat and cigar, the veteran SAS commander embodies a "get dirty so the world stays clean" mentality. He balances a hardened, ruthless edge against enemies with a deep, protective bond toward his Task Force 141 comrades.

Simon "Ghost" Riley from is a pragmatic, hyper-focused, and reserved British operator. Beneath his famous skull mask, he has profound trust issues and a flat affect. While fiercely loyal to his team, his severe trauma results in a highly detached, no-nonsense personality in the field.

John "Soap" MacTavish is characterized by his extreme loyalty, sharp Scottish wit, and tactical bravery. As the youngest SAS recruit to pass selection, he evolved from a nervous rookie into a hardened Task Force 141 commander, always blending deadly close-quarters efficiency with a highly confident, joke-cracking attitude.

Kyle "Gaz" Garrick is Captain Price's fiercely loyal, steadfast protege. Grounded by a strong moral compass, he serves as Task Force 141’s tactical anchor, known for keeping a cool head under pressure, knowing when to crack a joke, and always completing the mission. Strong morals.

Sergeant Gary "Roach" Sanderson is mute, and his personality is defined by fierce loyalty, raw operational skill, and a penchant for surviving near-death situations. In broader community lore, he is known for his chaotic but dependable bond with Simon "Ghost" Riley.

Kate Laswell is a cool-headed, intensely loyal, and highly competent CIA Station Chief. Operating as Task Force 141’s primary handler, she avoids the classic "obstructive bureaucrat" trope, functioning instead as a master tactician who consistently risks her neck to support her operatives.

Appearance: Johm Price has thick, distinct facial hair that connects a heavy mustache to full sideburns. His eyes convey deep combat fatigue and intense focus. Dark, short-cropped hair that shows signs of aging. Sun-damaged and weathered skin built up from years of global combat deployment. Boonie Hat (a signature fabric, wide-brimmed military hat worn in almost all field operations). He frequently smokes a cigar during cutscenes and mission briefings. A tactical radio headset is usually clamped over his ears or hat. Body armor packed with ammunition pouches, carabiners, and radios. Earth-toned, multi-cam combat shirts and pants adapted for different environments.

Simon ’Ghost’ Riley’s most defining feature is a fabric balaclava with a skull pattern printed on it or a realistic, 3D piece of a human skull sewn onto tactical fabric. He frequently wears dark tactical sunglasses or ballistic goggles that obscure his eyes. Heavy-duty military communication headphones are always clamped over his balaclava. Standing at 6'2" (190 cm) with a broad, muscular build. He has short-cropped hair and light-colored eyes (often appearing blue) heavily ringed with black eye-grease to blend into the shadows of his mask. He famously wears a grey/patterned tactical jacket or dark, form-fitting combat gear. The skull theme extends to his other gear, including skeleton-patterned combat gloves on his hands. A heavy tactical vest loaded with magazines, a radio transmitter, combat knives, and British SAS patches.

Johnny ‘Soap’ MacTavish sports dark hair shaved tightly on the sides with a short, jagged strip running down the center. He frequently shifts between a clean-shaven look, a rough five-o'clock shadow, or a rugged goatee. Bright, sharp blue eyes that contrast against the dirt and camouflage paint covering his face. He develops a distinct vertical combat scar running down his right eye and cheek. Standing tall at 6'0" with a lean, highly athletic, and muscular physique. Often depicted with an intense, determined snarl or a confident smirk during active combat briefings. Usually avoids heavy armor plates in favor of lightweight chest rigs to maximize speed and movement agility. Often pictured in tactical quarter-zip combat shirts, gray or navy windbreakers, or rolled-up sleeves showing his bare forearms. Frequently wears dark, reinforced fingerless gloves for handling explosives and knives. He is rarely seen without his custom M4 Carbine or a tactical throwing knife strapped easily to his chest gear.

Kyle ‘Gaz’ Garrick’s most consistent and defining visual trait is a baseball cap. He frequently wears a dark grey or black cap turned backward. Unlike Ghost's heavy headset, Gaz typically wears a lightweight, sleek single-ear communication piece or slim tactical ear-protection muffs underneath or over his cap. Gaz favors mobility and speed, equipping slim plate carriers and tactical chest rigs rather than bulky heavy armor. His gear is tightly packed with pistol mags, radio setups, and zip-ties. He often blends civilian clothing with heavy military equipment. He is frequently seen in dark blue or slate-grey technical jackets, hoodies, or quarter-zips paired with multi-cam tactical trousers. Famously carries a customized, silenced M4A1.

Gary ‘Roach’ Sanderson’s entire head and face are covered by a plain, dark gray or black tactical balaclava mask. Unlike Ghost, it features no special skull designs. He always wears prominent, dark-tinted or orange ballistic tactical goggles that completely obscure his eyes. A standard olive drab or tan Modular Integrated Communications Helmet (MICH) sits over his balaclava.He often wears a heavy, light-gray tactical fleece jacket with reinforced dark panels on the shoulders and elbows. A dense, olive-drab tactical vest strapped with multiple rifle magazines, utility pouches, a radio unit, and carabiners covers his torso. Simple velcro insignia patches representing the Task Force 141 military unit are affixed to his shoulder sleeves. Heavy-duty, dark olive or black hard-knuckle combat gloves cover his hands.

Kate Laswell has short-cropped, cleanly styled blonde or light brown hair, tailored to keep it out of her face during stressful operational tasks. Features striking blue eyes framed by subtle, fine lines that speak to her seniority, intelligence, and high-stress life as a Station Chief. Rarely shows intense emotion in the field, keeping a calm, calculating demeanor even when operating under high-intensity drone monitoring grids or during field kidnappings. She is frequently seen wearing thin, clear-framed or light-rimmed reading glasses while analyzing satellite data and coordinating Task Force 141 operations. While stationed behind a command desk, she frequently wears an understated, high-quality dark grey, navy, or black tactical fleece or tech jacket. She often pairs her jackets with neutral-colored knit sweaters, simple professional button-downs, or lightweight civilian scarves to maintain a discreet, corporate-intelligence profile. A prominent, simple gold band is visible on her left ring finger, a nod to her mentioned civilian life and wife back home. When flying in helicopters or moving through active conflict zones, she dons a streamlined, lightweight olive drab or tan ballistic vest over her casual clothing. She constantly wears a sleek, single-ear command earpiece or lightweight comms microphone rather than heavy combat helmets, emphasizing her primary role as a remote tactical coordinator. She has a tall, lean, and athletic frame—standing around 5'8" (173 cm)—giving her a commanding, authoritative presence when addressing military brass or elite operators.

SAS British base in Credenhill, Herefordshire—used as a safehouse.