BLKOUT ORK Task Force Upyr

Presence. Purpose. Upyr. When ABOL destabilized, ORK didn’t react — it adapted. Task Force Upyr was created for sustained operations in a fractured conflict zone where control must be established, maintained, and enforced under constant pressure. This is not a force built for a single engagement. It is designed to operate in environments where threats evolve quickly and stability depends on disciplined coordination between frontline units and precision strike teams. Establish Control, Then Enforce It At the core of Task Force Upyr stands the Korpus Straży, a disciplined volunteer force responsible for maintaining operational control across contested zones. They secure routes, hold positions, and create the structure required for broader operations to function. Their role is not specialization — it is consistency. They are the reason the battlefield becomes manageable. Where presence alone is not enough, the mission escalates. The Strzyga Assaulters are deployed to force engagements at close range. Fast, aggressive, and built for direct confrontation, they move into position before opponents can react, locking targets into combat and finishing engagements with overwhelming short-range firepower. Alongside them operate the Strzyga Hunters, specialists in rapid pursuit and target elimination. They close distance with precision, denying enemies the opportunity to disengage or reposition, and apply sustained pressure until the objective is neutralized. Together, these elements form a force built around control and execution. The Korpus Straży establishes presence. The Strzyga units resolve the threat. Box Contents 4 Korpus Straży miniatures 2 Strzyga Assaulters miniatures 2 Strzyga Hunters miniatures 3 hard plastic unit cards Force sheet with lore, special rules, and additional gameplay information Miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly. Built for Continuous Operations Task Force Upyr is designed for players who want a force that can maintain pressure while adapting to changing battlefield conditions. It combines stability with aggression, allowing you to control engagements before decisively resolving them.