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you just need to drill down a bit further to exactly what you want to change...  some of the lower level css will already have a color, so specifying at a higher level will get overridden...

what were you actually trying to change to red (#ff0000)?

firefox and firebug are invaluable in doing things like this... inspect the text you want to change and it will give you a complete hierarchy of the styles on that element... 

we use badges for the special recognition you are trying to achieve...  but color would be noticeable too... your adding colors for each usergroup would make a good plugin for someone to write for sp... not too terribly difficult...

Looks like I cannot help out here though... I dont have the credentials to actually see post content...

first, you have to look at the classes that are applied to all the elements in the hierarchy...  firefox with firebug is great for that...  have you tried that?

second, this is going to be difficult to do given that in your case, you are assigning yourself multiple special ranks... 

to get at one you would style such:

.spSpecialRank-realms-admin .spPostUserSpecialRank {color:#ff0000;}

would make any one with the realms-admin special rank have red color text... 

if you add another special rank, like your players club, they will override each other... 

if you wanted to style a regular rank, it would be something like

.spUsergroup-members

or for a use type:

.spType-User

and then further on which element you wanted to color... so it varies very much on what you want to do... which is why firefox and firebug is highly recommended for finding exactly what you want to color...

I will see about adding a span element or something on the ranks and special ranks so they can be individually targeted...