The Brownpants are one of the three factions in Running with Rifles who represent the Russian army. Their color scheme follows an orange-brownish pattern.
TEMP NOTE: Some information may be incorrect since the soldier classes have been copy and pasted from Greenbelts, feel free to correct any mistakes.
Examples of the various designs of the Brownpants soldiers can be found below.
| Image | Name | Description | XP Range | RP Range | Join Player | Spawn Rate |
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 A brownpants soldier with a T2 Vest. 
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Soldier | Brownpants default infantry, drafted in with no special training or really anything (not even common sense). But hey they're willing to fight for their country. Occasionally spawns with a T2 Vest. | 0- 4500 | 0 or 80-300 | YES | 1 |
 
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Elite/Officer | Has better equipment and armor from the accursed Ice cream van. Friendly elites do not spawn in online servers. | 5000-10,000
10,000-100,000 |
500 | YES | 0.005 |
| Note: Medics appear the same as regular soldiers except they carry medkits and heal you when injured. |
Medic | Standard soldiers that always spawn with a medkit. Unique to standard airdrops. | 0-500 | 0 | YES | 1-2 per standard paratrooper call |
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Prisoner | A freed prisoner from the prison transport, still in their orange jump suit. Besides that behaves like a standard soldier. | 0-4500 | 0
80-300 |
YES | Spawns from blown prison buses and hatches. |
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EOD | Clad in explosive-resistant EOD armor and equipped with shotguns, stun grenades, these soldiers are more than a little angry and known for rushing enemy lines with riot shields and pellets. The TTI-Combat Shield variant is especially dangerous and should be dispatched with caution. | 5000-7,000
10,000-100,000 |
500 | YES | 0.006 |
| Grenadier | Heavily armored and armed with grenade launchers, These soldier are known for using explosives and setting up barricades. | 5,000-7,000
10,000-100,000 |
500 | YES | 0.015 | |
| Sniper | Just a soldier with a sniper rifle, has a longer view range. Should be prioritized over regular infantry (aside from LMG grunts). | 2,000-4,500 | 80-300
50-100 |
YES | 0.03 | |
 Note: Their appearance will be dependent on map terrain. |
Lonewolf Sniper | Specially trained soldiers armed with an APR/M6 LYNX, suppressed pistol and ghillie suit. These guys flank and focus on important targets. | 5,000-8,000 | 500 | NO | 0.01 |
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Combat Medic | Armed with a taser and high end medkit. These soldiers normally come in via elite paradrops with paratroopers and can also spawn normally. | 1,000 -1,500 | 90 | YES | 0.002
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Elite Paratrooper | Armed with an assault SMG (PP-19 Bizon) and a vest II, these are heavily trained troopers. Unique to elite paradrops called by either the players, elites, EODs, or lone wolf snipers. | 3,000-3,500 | 0 | YES | Three spawned per elite paradrop |
 Note: Appearance will not be same as they have different patterns. |
K9 Unit/Combat Dog | These little fellas aren't called mans best friend for nothing! They will always spawn as friendlies and will charge towards the enemy in an attempt to maul them. They can be injured and create the most heart-wrenching sound ever known to man. It is your moral obligation to revive any injured dog you see. | 0 | 0 | YES | 0.008 |
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Ranger | Aggressive squad leaders equipped with an AR GL (assault rifle w/ underbarrel grenade launcher), SMAW Launchers and a T3 Vest, alongside the ability to call in Gunship support makes the Ranger a force to be reckoned with.
(Gunships called in by Rangers will circle around the area marked by a yellow flare. Immediately start running upon sighting of said yellow flare, as well as warning friendlies of their impending doom.) |
TBA | 0 | YES | 0.015 |
| Player | A unique existence, has abilities that cause envy by the AIs such as being able to see further, common sense, and promotion. | ∞ | ∞ | ∞ |
Names[ | ]
First names[ | ]
Male[ | ]
Alex, Alexander, Alexey, Anatoly, Andrei, Andrey, Anton, Artur, Artyom, Bekhan, Bogdan, Boris, Daniel, Daniil, Den, Denis, Dima, Dmitriy, Dmitry, Egor, Erik, Evgeniy, Garin, Georgy, Gleb, Grigory, Hamza, Igor, Ilya, Innokentiy, Ivan, Kirill, Kolya, Konstantin, Leonid, Makar, Maksim, Mansur, Max, Maxim, Mikhail, Misha, Nestor, Nikita, Nikolay, Oleg, Pavel, Pyotr, Rafit, Rodion, Roman, Rostislav, Ruslan, Sasha, Sergey, Slava, Spartak, Stanislav, Stepan, Taras, Timofei, Timur, Trofim, Vadim, Valera, Valery, Vasily, Veniamin, Viktor, Vitaly, Vladimir, Vladislav, Vyacheslav, Yakov, Yaroslav, Yegor, Yulian, Yuri
Female[ | ]
Adelaida, Agnia, Agrafena, Aleandra, Aleksandra, Alena, Alla, Alyona, Anastasia, Anna, Belka, Calina, Devora, Dinara, Doroteya, Ekaterina, Elena, Eva, Evelina, Evgenia, Fenya, Feodora, Galina, Inessa, Irina, Katiya, Katya, Katyushka, Kira, Kirochka, Klara, Kristina, Ksana, Lada, Lara, Linda, Luba, Lubov, Lusha, Mara, Maria, Marianna, Matryona, Mila, Mischa, Misha, Nadenka, Nadia, Nadusha, Nastasia, Nastia, Natasha, Nikita, Nina, Polina, Sabina, Sasha, Shura, Sonia, Sonya, Svetlana, Tanya, Tasha, Tasya, Tatiana, Toma, Vanna, Venus, Vor, Yamka, Yana, Yashmina, Zia, Zsofia
Last names[ | ]
Abramov, Adamovich, Agin, Aksamit, Angelov, Antonov, Babin, Babinskiy, Balaban, Banasik, Baran, Bardin, Belinsky, Belkin, Belov, Belsky, Bestov, Berezin, Bobko, Bogdanovich, Bolotin, Borin, Bunin, Burak, Burdin, Chaban, Chaplin, Chaplinski, Chernov, Churilla, Daman, Darin, Davidov, Davidovich, Davydov, Dembinskiy, Devin, Dmitriev, Dobrov, Dolinski, Dolinsky, Dombrowsky, Dorosh, Dragor, Duboff, Dubow, Dubsky, Duskin, Elin, Eline, Evanov, Falin, Fedorov, Gagarin, Galkin, Garin, Genrich, Glinka, Golub, Grasmick, Guba, Gura, Gurin, Gurkin, Holub, Huev, Ivanov, Karp, Kazan, Korsak, Kot, Koval, Kozel, Kozlov, Kozlovsky, Kozuch, Kramar, Krasinski, Krasnov, Kravec, Kristov, Krupski, Kuzma, Kuznecov, Kuznetsov, Lach, Laskin, Lazarov, Levin, Levitsky, Lipovsky, Litvin, Lopatin, Lukin, Markov, Maslov, Medved, Melnikov, Mihalovich, Mikulich, Minsky, Mishkin, Morein, Moroz, Novikov, Novosad, Olshansky, Orlov, Orlovsky, Ostrovsky, Pavlov, Pavlovich, Pavlovsky, Petrov, Petrowski, Polyakov, Popov, Popovich, Pozniak, Primack, Prokop, Pyzik, Rakowski, Rodin, Roman, Romanov, Romanowski, Rudnitsky, Rusak, Russak, Sadowski, Samarin, Savin, Shimko, Shostak, Shubin, Simonich, Sliva, Slivka, Slutsky, Smolin, Sokol, Sokolov, Sokolski, Sorokin, Stankevich, Taras, Topolski, Tunick, Tur, Turchin, Urban, Volkov, Wolsky, Yudin, Yurkovich, Zaleski, Zaretsky