Other Games

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  The Horus Heresy

  The Horus Heresy is a Warhammer tabletop game set during the legendary civil war that tore the Imperium apart ten thousand years before the events of Warhammer 40,000. It focuses on the Space Marine Legions of the Great Crusade era, when brother fought brother and the future of humanity was decided in some of the most important battles in Warhammer lore.

  This category can include The Horus Heresy miniatures, rulebooks, army boxes, characters, vehicles, upgrade kits, Legion-specific units and related hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a Legion army or expand an existing collection with infantry, tanks, dreadnoughts and narrative centrepiece models.

  On the tabletop, The Horus Heresy offers a different feeling from modern Warhammer 40,000. Armies often focus on Legion identity, larger formations, iconic vehicles and a more historical-campaign style of play. It is a strong choice for players who enjoy deep lore, narrative battles, detailed army building and the drama of Loyalist versus Traitor Legions.

  For painting and collecting, The Horus Heresy is excellent for hobbyists who enjoy Legion colour schemes, weathered armour, battle damage, transfers, heraldry and large military-style armies. Whether you choose a Loyalist force, a Traitor Legion or a project built around a specific campaign, the range gives plenty of space for both clean display painting and grim battlefield realism.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend The Horus Heresy for players in Israel who want a Warhammer project with strong narrative depth, iconic Space Marine Legions and a more classic military sci-fi atmosphere. If you like the history of the Imperium, Primarchs, Legion warfare and dramatic campaigns, this category is a good starting point.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy deep Warhammer lore and narrative battles
  • Fans of Space Marine Legions, Primarchs, Loyalists and Traitors
  • Hobbyists who like Legion colour schemes, weathering, transfers and battle damage
  • Warhammer players looking for a more historical and campaign-driven setting

  Official Warhammer page:
  The Horus Heresy on Warhammer.com

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  Kill Team

  Kill Team is a fast, tactical skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Instead of commanding a full army, each player controls a small team of specialists, operatives and fighters carrying out dangerous missions in the grim darkness of the far future.

  This category can include Kill Team miniatures, boxed sets, rulebooks, kill teams, terrain, accessories and related Warhammer 40K products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a compact tabletop project, a focused gaming format or a smaller entry point into the Warhammer 40,000 setting.

  On the tabletop, Kill Team is built around movement, cover, objectives and careful use of individual operatives. Every model matters, and small decisions can have a big impact on the game. This makes Kill Team a good choice for players who enjoy tactical play, short missions and games where positioning is just as important as raw power.

  For painting and collecting, Kill Team is one of the most approachable Warhammer projects. A single team can be painted as a complete force without building a full army, and the smaller model count gives plenty of room for character, conversions, detailed basing and individual colour schemes.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Kill Team for players in Israel who want a focused Warhammer 40K experience with fewer models, strong tactical depth and a lot of hobby personality. Whether you are new to Warhammer or already have a main army, Kill Team is a great format for quick games, side projects and narrative missions.

  Good for:

  • Players who want a smaller Warhammer 40,000 game format
  • Fans of tactical skirmish games, missions and objective play
  • Hobbyists who enjoy compact projects, individual operatives and detailed basing
  • Warhammer players looking for a focused side project or faster game system

  Official Warhammer page:
  Kill Team on Warhammer.com

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  Necromunda

  Necromunda is a gritty skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, focused on gang warfare in the vast industrial hive cities of the Imperium. Instead of commanding a full army, players build and develop gangs fighting for territory, reputation, resources and survival in the dark underhive.

  This category can include Necromunda miniatures, gang boxes, rulebooks, campaign books, terrain, accessories and related Warhammer 40K products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a smaller, narrative-focused project with strong character and a very different atmosphere from standard Warhammer 40,000 battles.

  On the tabletop, Necromunda is built around close-range action, campaign progression, individual fighters and dangerous environments. Gangs can grow, gain injuries, collect equipment and develop their own stories over time, which makes the game especially good for players who enjoy narrative campaigns and character-driven gameplay.

  For painting and collecting, Necromunda is a great format for compact and highly detailed hobby projects. Each gang has its own visual identity, from industrial workers and noble houses to outlaws, bounty hunters and strange underhive threats. The smaller model count gives plenty of room for conversions, weathering, grime, rust, hazard stripes and atmospheric basing.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Necromunda for players in Israel who want a darker, story-driven Warhammer experience with fewer models and a strong campaign feel. If you like gangs, industrial sci-fi, custom fighters and games where every model can develop its own history, Necromunda is a great choice inside the Warhammer specialist games range.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy narrative campaigns and gang-based skirmish games
  • Fans of dark industrial sci-fi, underhive warfare and character progression
  • Hobbyists who like conversions, weathering, rust, grime and atmospheric bases
  • Warhammer players looking for a smaller and more story-focused side project

  Official Warhammer page:
  Necromunda on Warhammer.com

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  Underworld

  Warhammer Underworlds is a fast tactical game set in the Mortal Realms of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It combines miniatures, cards, positioning and objective play in compact battles where each player controls a small warband of unique fighters.

  This category can include Warhammer Underworlds warbands, boxed sets, cards, accessories and related hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a smaller Warhammer project with strong tactical decisions, characterful miniatures and a clear game format.

  On the tabletop, Warhammer Underworlds is built around careful movement, clever card play and choosing the right moment to attack, score objectives or control key areas. Because each warband has only a few models, every fighter matters, and games can feel tight, tactical and easy to set up compared to larger army systems.

  For painting and collecting, Warhammer Underworlds is especially friendly for hobbyists who enjoy compact projects. A single warband can be painted as a complete force, with each model having its own personality, pose and visual theme. It is also a good format for trying new colour schemes, basing ideas and painting styles without committing to a full army.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Warhammer Underworlds for players in Israel who want a focused Warhammer experience with fewer models, quick setup and a strong mix of tactics and hobby appeal. Whether you are new to Warhammer or looking for a side project between larger armies, Underworlds is a great way to explore the Mortal Realms.

  Good for:

  • Players who want a compact tactical Warhammer game
  • Fans of small warbands, objective play and card-driven decisions
  • Hobbyists who enjoy characterful miniatures and focused painting projects
  • Warhammer players looking for a faster side game set in the Mortal Realms

  Official Warhammer page:
  Warhammer Underworlds on Warhammer.com

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  Legions Imperialis

  Legions Imperialis is an epic-scale Warhammer game set during the Horus Heresy, where massive armies clash across the battlefields of the Age of Darkness. Instead of focusing on individual squads at standard miniature scale, the game lets players command large formations of infantry, tanks, walkers, aircraft and god-engines in sweeping battles between Loyalist and Traitor forces.

  This category can include Legions Imperialis miniatures, boxed sets, rulebooks, army cards, vehicles, infantry formations, Titans, aircraft, terrain and related hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a large-scale battlefield experience in the Horus Heresy setting.

  On the tabletop, Legions Imperialis focuses on combined arms warfare: infantry holding ground, tanks pushing through enemy lines, aircraft striking key targets and Titans dominating the battlefield. The smaller model scale allows battles to feel much larger, with entire companies and armoured formations represented on the table.

  For painting and collecting, Legions Imperialis is a great project for hobbyists who enjoy massed forces, Legion colour schemes, tiny details, weathered armour and large battlefield displays. The scale makes it possible to build dramatic armies with many vehicles and units while still keeping the project visually coherent and strongly tied to the Horus Heresy era.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Legions Imperialis for players in Israel who enjoy the lore of the Horus Heresy, large battles, armoured warfare and the spectacle of epic-scale Warhammer. If you want to see the Age of Darkness on a grand battlefield, this category is a good starting point.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy epic-scale battles and large army formations
  • Fans of the Horus Heresy, Loyalist and Traitor Legions, Titans and armoured warfare
  • Hobbyists who like massed infantry, tanks, aircraft and detailed small-scale painting
  • Warhammer players looking for a different scale and a more strategic battlefield feel

  Official Warhammer page:
  Legions Imperialis on Warhammer.com

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  Blood Bowl

  Blood Bowl is a fantasy sports tabletop game set in the worlds of Warhammer, where brutal teams clash on the pitch in a mix of tactics, violence, comedy and outrageous luck. Instead of commanding an army, players coach a team of fantasy athletes trying to score touchdowns while surviving blocks, fouls, injuries and unexpected disasters.

  This category can include Blood Bowl teams, boxed sets, rulebooks, star players, big guys, dice, pitch accessories and related hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a Warhammer game with a smaller model count, strong personality and a very different feeling from traditional battlefield systems.

  On the tabletop, Blood Bowl is built around positioning, risk management, blocking, passing, running plays and knowing when to take a chance. Different teams play in very different ways: some rely on strength and durability, others on speed, agility, dirty tricks or unpredictable plays. This makes Blood Bowl a fun choice for players who enjoy tactical decisions, league play and games with memorable moments.

  For painting and collecting, Blood Bowl is a great format for compact and characterful hobby projects. A single team can be painted as a complete force, with strong colours, sports-style uniforms, team logos, weathering, mud, blood effects and individual player details. It is also a good system for custom teams, conversions and display projects with a lot of humour and personality.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Blood Bowl for players in Israel who want a Warhammer game that is tactical, social and easy to enjoy as a side project. Whether you are building your first team, joining a league or collecting star players, Blood Bowl offers a unique mix of strategy, chaos and hobby fun.

  Good for:

  • Players who want a tactical fantasy sports game with miniatures
  • Fans of league play, team progression, risky decisions and funny game moments
  • Hobbyists who enjoy compact teams, bright uniforms, conversions and character models
  • Warhammer players looking for a lighter side game with strong personality

  Official Warhammer page:
  Blood Bowl on Warhammer.com

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  Warcry

  Warcry is a fast skirmish game set in the Mortal Realms of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Instead of commanding a full army, players control small warbands fighting brutal battles for glory, survival, territory and the favour of the gods.

  This category can include Warcry warbands, boxed sets, rulebooks, terrain, accessories and related Age of Sigmar hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want a compact Warhammer project with characterful miniatures and a smaller model count than a full army game.

  On the tabletop, Warcry focuses on movement, positioning, objectives and close-range action. Games are usually quick to set up and easy to fit into a shorter play session, while still giving players meaningful tactical choices. Different warbands can feel very different, from fast raiders and elite fighters to monsters, cultists and strange forces from across the Mortal Realms.

  For painting and collecting, Warcry is a great format for focused hobby projects. A single warband can be painted as a complete force, with each fighter having its own personality, weapons, armour and basing style. It is also a good system for trying new colour schemes, conversions, weathering and narrative painting ideas without committing to a large army.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Warcry for players in Israel who want a fast, characterful Warhammer game with fewer models and strong hobby appeal. Whether you are new to Warhammer Age of Sigmar or looking for a side project between larger armies, Warcry is a good way to explore the Mortal Realms through small, dramatic battles.

  Good for:

  • Players who want a compact skirmish game in the Age of Sigmar setting
  • Fans of small warbands, fast battles and objective-based missions
  • Hobbyists who enjoy character models, conversions, basing and focused painting projects
  • Warhammer players looking for a faster side game with strong narrative flavour

  Official Warhammer page:
  Warcry on Warhammer.com

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  Lord of the Rings

  The Lord of the Rings is a tabletop miniatures game set in the world of Middle-earth, based on the legendary stories of J.R.R. Tolkien. It brings heroes, villains, armies and iconic battles from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit to the gaming table, with a strong focus on narrative play, characterful models and cinematic moments.

  This category can include Middle-earth miniatures, heroes, warriors, monsters, rulebooks, army books, boxed sets, terrain, accessories and related hobby products, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to collect armies from Middle-earth or recreate battles inspired by the films and books.

  On the tabletop, The Lord of the Rings offers a more grounded and character-driven style of play compared to many larger fantasy battle systems. Heroes matter, positioning is important, and even small fights can create memorable moments. Different forces can focus on disciplined warriors, heroic leaders, cavalry, monsters, archery, hordes or elite troops.

  For painting and collecting, Middle-earth is a great choice for hobbyists who enjoy classic fantasy, natural colour schemes, historical-inspired armour, cloaks, shields, banners and scenic bases. A small warband, a famous hero or a themed army from a specific location can become a complete and satisfying project.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend The Lord of the Rings for players in Israel who love Middle-earth, narrative tabletop gaming and miniature collections with strong character. Whether you are starting with a favourite hero, building an army of Good or Evil, or adding a side project to your Warhammer hobby, this category is a good starting point.

  Good for:

  • Fans of The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit and Middle-earth
  • Players who enjoy narrative battles, heroes and cinematic tabletop moments
  • Hobbyists who like classic fantasy models, natural colours and scenic bases
  • Collectors looking for characterful armies and iconic miniatures

  Official Warhammer page:
  Middle-earth on Warhammer.com