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Does any RPG have comparative stats for various special operators, such as the SAS, Spetznaz, GNG, Green Berets, DEVGRU, etc.?
This is especially aimed at any wargamers that might have comparative unit stats. I don't know wargaming at all.
I'm writing some modern stuff and I wanted to know which commando groups had specializations, better training, comparative regimens, etc.
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bump for maybe GURPS?
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Maybe Twilight 2000?
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>>48403533
>Spetsnaz as a singular group
Dont make that mistake.
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>>48403533
GURPS: Tactical Shooting explores this a bit, IIRC.
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I haven't read it myself, but there is a GURPS: Special Ops book. I imagine it'll have some info you're looking for.
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>>48403712
GURPS Special Ops had a shit-ton of templates, but that was last edition. 4th ed has been pretty cautious about assigning real-world characters game stats beyond some notes in Tactical shooting about what skill levels they consider suitable for various types of shooter and some martial arts 'styles' suitable for gunfighters (in GURPS, 'martial arts' covers all forms of combative training, not just unarmed combat).
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>>48403533
It's a bit old, but Top Secret SI had a supplement called Commando that covered this sort of thing. Aside from being 80's as fuck, it should be pretty useful.
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>>48404035
Didn't know that.
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>>48404518
Thanks, guys. I'll look in the PDF finder thread for those.
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>>48403533
GURPS Seals in Vietnam?
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>>48405447
>Seaman Frank Fisher
At least they didn't call him Seaman Frank Furter.
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>>48405447
Ah yes, the typical 275 point SEAL. Truly an American classic. *Claps*
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