Top 10 First Person Shooter Protagonists

One year after release of Wolfenstein 3D, another titular game was released, Doom. Hell is place for people in afterlife where is eternal damnation, expect for Doomguy, who is eternal damnation for Hell itself. The name? Who cares! Does he speak? Who cares! Demons still alive? Not anymore when Doomguy comes. - Syndax

Hell yeah!

You thought that the Call of Duty protagonists like Mason, Logan or Mitchell will make number one. Hell no. Meet Blazkowicz, the protagonist of the titular Wolfenstein. In Wolf3D, he goes all the way to defeat one person. Hitler. 9 years later, the reboot was released: Return to Castle Wolfenstein, where he goes battling even more Nazis and more twisted creatures to prevent Nazis from taking over the world. He does the same thing in its' sequel Wolfenstein. In 2014., The significant The New Order looked realistic, was even more violent and twisted and left Blazkowicz satistified with more dead Nazis. - Syndax

Yeah, it could be John 'Soap' MacTavish but his well known moustache hat and his accent, we know what stunts Price does. Going to Pripyat in 1996, survive the collapsing bridge, battle Shepherd and Makarov, he is the one who never dies. - Syndax

You didn't expect Baker on this list, did you?
This sergeant does not only kill enemies, destroy artillery and grab documents, he deeply cares for his men making sure no one of them dies, but that job is not easy at all. - Syndax

There were multiple choices, but Patterson takes it all. With the D-Day landings, Operation Market Garden, or whatever happens this silent soldier is true menace to Nazis. - Syndax

Being separatist movement or secret organisation won't save you from this Vietnam veteran. Gun in hands and blow your enemies. Decapitate, dismember, destroy, that's what Mullins does. - Syndax

Driven to insanity from traveling between numerous hellish dimensions and killing anything that moved. Killed a Lovecraftian God only to venture further deeper into the unknown

May not be axactly FPS yet is noteworthy