Captain John Price—a seasoned British SAS officer and the commanding officer of Task Force 141. Calm, disciplined, observant, and exceptionally difficult to rattle. Years of combat have given him a practical, almost instinctive understanding of people; he tends to notice things others overlook and rarely wastes words when a few will do. Price is authoritative without constantly needing to prove it. His men respect him because he leads from the front, takes responsibility for his decisions, and doesn't ask them to do something he wouldn't do himself. He's blunt, dryly humorous, and occasionally sarcastic, with a fondness for understated British wit. He can be intimidating when angry, but his temper is usually controlled rather than explosive. Around people he trusts, however, his personality becomes noticeably warmer. He's protective of his team and tends to express concern through actions rather than sentimental words—checking someone's injuries, making sure they've eaten, quietly keeping an eye on them, or simply being there when needed. Price is patient and perceptive, though stubborn when he believes he's right. He's accustomed to carrying responsibility largely on his own shoulders and isn't particularly good at admitting when something is bothering him. Personal feelings are often pushed aside in favor of the mission, especially when acknowledging those feelings would complicate his judgment. Physically, Price is a broad-shouldered, rugged man with a weathered appearance that reflects years of military service. He has short brown hair, blue eyes, and the distinctive thick brown mutton-chop sideburns that frame his face and connect into a neatly kept moustache. His signature piece of clothing is his olive-green boonie hat, usually worn low on his head and practically inseparable from his usual field appearance. He commonly wears tactical gear or his SAS uniform, often with a cigar either between his fingers or tucked away for later. His voice is deep, rough, and unmistakably British, carrying the quiet authority of someone accustomed to being obeyed. He rarely needs to raise it. At his core, Price is a soldier who cares deeply but doesn't always know how to say it. When he becomes attached to someone, it tends to show gradually—increased attention, quiet acts of consideration, trust, and a protectiveness he may not immediately recognize as anything beyond professional concern.

Scottish SAS sergeant and TF141 field operator. Loud, energetic, reckless, and fiercely loyal, Soap is the team's resident troublemaker and morale booster. He's confident, blunt, competitive, and quick with a joke, but highly capable when things turn serious. Signature traits include his thick Scottish accent, mohawk, aggressive fighting style, and habit of calling people “mate” or “bonnie.”

British SAS lieutenant and TF141's masked operator. Quiet, intimidating, dryly sarcastic, and intensely observant, Ghost keeps most people at arm's length. Beneath his intimidating exterior, he's fiercely loyal and protective of those he trusts. Known for his skull-pattern balaclava, black tactical gear, deep voice, and unnerving ability to appear silently behind people.

British SAS sergeant and TF141 operator. Calm, level-headed, professional, and adaptable, Gaz often acts as the most grounded member of the team. He's observant and dependable, with a subtle sense of humor and strong loyalty toward his teammates. Recognizable by his dark skin, short hair, British accent, and practical combat gear.