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====Assault guns====
'''SU-76''': A lightly-armoured and open-topped 4+ assault gun. It's cheaper than the ZiS-3, but it's also a little squishier. Still, it is a 36" 4+ on the cheap, so not too shabby.

'''SU-122''': An unusual assault gun and howitzer mix. Two cost as much as a howitzer battery, so it's an unusually viable way to have a more mobile howitzer battery. It's also the cheapest non-towed 3+ option in mid war, though it has a load check.

'''SU-85''': ''The'' Soviet answer to the strong German mid war. It's a little unwieldy - it comes with the assault gun territory - but it's still easier to move around than towed guns. On the squishy side and rather expensive, by late war it's a fluffy choice at best, as the T-34/85 is just plain better all around.

'''SU-152''': Pretty slow, but it has a Heavy armour facing, and a 3+ gun... if with a load check. Now, the trick here is it's a 152mm gun, so it's going to munch infantry for breakfast. Generally more of a fluffy choice, since it's pretty expensive for what it brings.

'''SU-100''': Late war only. Heavy up front, 2+, and actually pretty fast. Quite a practical choice for a tank destroyer, it's still in an awkward place - it's not quite a light-to-medium 2+, and by late war the Heavy facing isn't quite the protection it is in earlier periods. Still, it might be capable of stopping or discouraging a tank rush by putting some serious firepower in a choke point.

'''ISU-122''': Late war only. With H2, it can hold its own and pop mediums like nobody's business; it's still pricey, but it's still cheaper than the IS-2. In general rather situational.