CHAOS

Subcategories

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  Blades of Khorne

  Blades of Khorne in Warhammer Age of Sigmar

  Blades of Khorne are one of the most brutal Chaos armies in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Devoted to Khorne, the Blood God, they live for war, slaughter and martial strength. Their armies combine mortal warriors, daemons, priests, monsters and champions who seek glory through bloodshed.

  This category includes Blades of Khorne miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It is a good place to start if you want a Chaos army with a direct, aggressive identity, strong melee combat and a dark fantasy theme built around rage, skulls and battlefield sacrifice.

  On the battlefield, Blades of Khorne are known for close combat pressure, powerful heroes and a strong anti-magic identity. Their armies often want to move forward, control key fights and overwhelm the enemy through timing, buffs and violent melee attacks. They are a good choice for players who enjoy decisive charges and aggressive board presence.

  For painters and collectors, Blades of Khorne offer a very dramatic hobby style. Their models work well with red armour, brass details, dark iron, blood effects, skulls, daemonic flesh, lava bases and battle-worn weapons. This makes them especially attractive for hobbyists who enjoy grim, violent and high-contrast fantasy armies.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Blades of Khorne for Age of Sigmar players in Israel who want a Chaos army with strong melee power, iconic daemons, brutal warriors and one of the clearest dark fantasy identities in the Mortal Realms.

  Good for:

  • Warhammer Age of Sigmar players collecting Chaos armies
  • Players who like Khorne, daemons, warriors and brutal melee combat
  • Armies with aggressive pressure, heroes and anti-magic themes
  • Hobbyists who enjoy red armour, brass, skulls and blood effects
  • Collectors looking for a classic Chaos force with strong visual impact

  Official Warhammer page:
  Blades of Khorne on Warhammer.com

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  Slaves To Darkness

  Slaves to Darkness are the mortal champions of Chaos in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: armoured warbands, dark champions, corrupted tribes and ruthless conquerors who march across the Mortal Realms in the name of the Dark Gods. This faction is one of the most iconic faces of Grand Alliance Chaos, built around the image of heavily armoured warriors, brutal leaders and armies that feel like a true dark crusade.

  This category can include Slaves to Darkness miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you are building a new Chaos army or expanding an existing force with additional warriors, cavalry, monsters or command options.

  On the tabletop, Slaves to Darkness are often a durable and flexible army. They can play as elite armoured warriors, fast Darkoath raiders, monster-heavy lists or mixed forces supported by powerful heroes and marks of Chaos. Their playstyle rewards positioning, good use of buffs and a clear plan for when to push forward and take control of the board.

  For painting and collecting, Slaves to Darkness offer a strong visual identity: black armour, dark metals, Chaos runes, fur, leather, corrupted weapons and dramatic character models. The range works well for both clean, high-contrast schemes and darker, grimier armies with weathering, battle damage and moody basing.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Slaves to Darkness for players in Israel who want a classic Chaos army with strong presence on the table and many modelling options. Whether you are starting Age of Sigmar for the first time or adding a new force to your collection, this faction gives you a very satisfying mix of power, style and hobby depth.

  Good for:

  • Players who like elite armoured warriors and dark fantasy armies
  • Fans of Chaos champions, warbands, cavalry and monsters
  • Hobbyists who enjoy armour, metals, fur, leather and dramatic basing
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a flexible Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Slaves to Darkness on Warhammer.com

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  Skaven

  Skaven are the endless ratmen hordes of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: cunning, paranoid, cruel and dangerously inventive servants of Chaos. They spread beneath the Mortal Realms like a living plague, undermining cities, building unstable weapons, unleashing monsters and overwhelming their enemies through numbers, treachery and sheer madness.

  This category can include Skaven miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a new Skaven army or expand an existing force with clanrats, stormfiends, war machines, monsters or powerful leaders.

  On the tabletop, Skaven are usually fast, numerous and unpredictable. They can flood objectives with cheap infantry, support the army with dangerous shooting and strange machinery, or bring terrifying elite units and monsters to break through key targets. Skaven often reward players who enjoy pressure, board control, clever trades and a little bit of glorious chaos when the machines start to overheat.

  For painting and collecting, Skaven offer a huge range of character. You can paint dirty fur, rusted metal, glowing warpstone, cloth, bone, wood, machinery and mutated creatures across the same army. They are great for hobbyists who enjoy weathering, grimy bases, toxic effects and models that look full of personality on the shelf and on the table.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Skaven for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with a strong visual identity, many list-building directions and a very different feel from classic elite fantasy armies. Whether you like mass infantry, mad science, monsters or sneaky Chaos energy, Skaven are one of the most characterful factions in the game.

  Good for:

  • Players who like swarm armies, pressure and board control
  • Fans of dark humour, unstable weapons and strange Chaos technology
  • Hobbyists who enjoy rust, dirt, warpstone glow and expressive miniatures
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a characterful Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Skaven on Warhammer.com

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  Disciples of Tzeentch

  Disciples of Tzeentch are the servants of the Changer of Ways in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: sorcerers, cultists, daemons and twisted warriors who fight through magic, manipulation and impossible schemes. This faction represents one of the most mysterious sides of Grand Alliance Chaos, where every battle feels like part of a plan hidden behind another plan.

  This category can include Disciples of Tzeentch miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a new Tzeentch army or expand an existing force with spellcasters, daemons, mortal followers and support units.

  On the tabletop, Disciples of Tzeentch are strongly connected to magic, ranged pressure and tactical control. They often reward players who enjoy planning ahead, using spells at the right moment, controlling key parts of the board and forcing opponents into difficult decisions. The army can feel tricky, technical and very satisfying when its pieces work together.

  For painting and collecting, Disciples of Tzeentch offer one of the most colourful visual styles in Chaos: bright blues, purples, pinks, fire, feathers, arcane symbols and surreal daemon forms. The range is excellent for hobbyists who enjoy magical effects, glowing details, strange creatures and armies that stand out immediately on the shelf and on the table.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Disciples of Tzeentch for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong character, a magical identity and plenty of hobby freedom. If you like sorcery, daemons, clever play and models with a very distinctive look, this faction is a great choice inside Grand Alliance Chaos.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy magic, planning and tactical control
  • Fans of daemons, sorcerers, cultists and arcane Chaos themes
  • Hobbyists who like bright colours, magical effects and unusual models
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a technical Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Disciples of Tzeentch on Warhammer.com

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  Maggotkin of Nurgle

  Maggotkin of Nurgle are the followers of the Plague God in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: bloated warriors, cheerful daemons, diseased beasts and corrupted champions who spread rot, decay and strange gifts across the Mortal Realms. They are one of the most distinctive armies in Grand Alliance Chaos, mixing horror, dark humour and a surprisingly strong sense of resilience.

  This category can include Maggotkin of Nurgle miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a Nurgle army or expand an existing force with Plaguebearers, Putrid Blightkings, daemonic support, monsters or powerful characters.

  On the tabletop, Maggotkin of Nurgle are usually tough, patient and hard to remove. They often reward players who enjoy attrition, board presence and slowly grinding the opponent down while spreading disease across key areas of the battlefield. This is not always the fastest army, but it can feel extremely satisfying when your units survive longer than expected and keep pressure on the objectives.

  For painting and collecting, Maggotkin of Nurgle offer a lot of creative freedom. Their models are ideal for sickly skin, rusted armour, torn cloth, slime, boils, corrosion, organic texture and dramatic basing. You can paint them in a classic green and brown palette or push the army toward pale flesh, dark rot, toxic effects or colourful daemon schemes.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Maggotkin of Nurgle for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong durability, memorable models and a very characterful Chaos identity. If you enjoy slow pressure, grotesque miniatures and hobby projects with texture and atmosphere, Nurgle is a very rewarding faction to collect and play.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy tough armies, attrition and board presence
  • Fans of Nurgle daemons, plague warriors, monsters and corrupted champions
  • Hobbyists who like rust, slime, sickly skin, texture and weathering
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a resilient Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Maggotkin of Nurgle on Warhammer.com

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  Hedonites of Slaanesh

  Hedonites of Slaanesh are the devotees of the Dark Prince in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: elegant warriors, swift daemons, cruel seekers and obsessed champions driven by excess, perfection and sensation. Within Grand Alliance Chaos, they stand apart with a style that is fast, theatrical and dangerously graceful.

  This category can include Hedonites of Slaanesh miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a Slaanesh army or expand an existing force with daemons, mortal followers, cavalry, elite units or powerful characters.

  On the tabletop, Hedonites of Slaanesh are often fast, aggressive and precise. They reward players who enjoy movement, timing, pressure and choosing the right moment to strike. The army can feel fragile if used carelessly, but in the hands of a player who likes speed and positioning, it can create strong board presence and force opponents into uncomfortable decisions.

  For painting and collecting, Hedonites of Slaanesh offer a very distinctive visual language: smooth armour, elegant blades, pale skin, rich cloth, gold details, bright colours, daemonic forms and dramatic character models. The faction works beautifully for painters who enjoy contrast, clean blends, luxurious palettes and models that look striking both individually and as a full army.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Hedonites of Slaanesh for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with speed, style and a strong visual identity. If you like elegant Chaos, fast gameplay and miniatures that invite bold colour choices, Hedonites of Slaanesh are a great direction for your next project.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy speed, movement and aggressive positioning
  • Fans of Slaanesh daemons, elegant warriors and theatrical Chaos themes
  • Hobbyists who like clean armour, rich colours, gold details and dramatic models
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a stylish Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Hedonites of Slaanesh on Warhammer.com

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  Helsmiths of Hashut

  Helsmiths of Hashut are the dark industrial duardin of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: tyrants, engineers, daemonsmiths and warriors who bind daemonic power into weapons, engines and war machines. They are the spiritual successors to the Chaos Dwarfs, reimagined for the Mortal Realms as a cruel and relentless force within Grand Alliance Chaos.

  This category can include Helsmiths of Hashut miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets, heroes, units and related products for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, depending on current availability. It is a useful place to start if you want to build a new Hashut army or expand an existing force with infantry, artillery, daemonic engines, Hobgrot support and powerful leaders.

  On the tabletop, Helsmiths of Hashut are usually about pressure, durability and destructive force. They combine disciplined infantry, cruel commanders, infernal machinery and daemonic engineering to create an army that feels heavy, methodical and dangerous. Players who enjoy strong board presence, careful positioning and brutal counterattacks will find a lot to like here.

  For painting and collecting, Helsmiths of Hashut have a very strong visual identity: blackened armour, glowing furnaces, brass, iron, ash, fire, industrial details and bull-themed daemonic machinery. The range is excellent for hobbyists who enjoy weathering, heat effects, metallics, glowing runes, scorched bases and a darker industrial fantasy look.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Helsmiths of Hashut for players in Israel who want a newer Age of Sigmar Chaos army with a powerful theme, distinctive miniatures and a strong connection to classic Chaos Dwarf imagery. If you like dark industry, elite warriors, artillery, infernal engines and armies with a serious tabletop presence, this faction is a very exciting project.

  Good for:

  • Players who enjoy durable armies, pressure and heavy battlefield presence
  • Fans of Chaos Dwarfs, dark industry, artillery and daemonic machinery
  • Hobbyists who like metallics, fire effects, ash, weathering and industrial basing
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a distinctive Grand Alliance Chaos army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Helsmiths of Hashut on Warhammer.com