DEATH

Subcategories

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  Soulblight Gravelords

  Soulblight Gravelords are the vampire dynasties and undead legions of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Ruled by ancient bloodlines, ambitious nobles and necromantic warlords, they march across the Mortal Realms with skeleton warriors, deathrattle hosts, dire wolves, monstrous servants and aristocratic vampires who see the living as prey, subjects or tools.

  This category can include Soulblight Gravelords 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 vampire-led Death army or expand an existing collection with infantry, cavalry, monsters, support heroes and centrepiece models.

  On the tabletop, Soulblight Gravelords often combine board control, recursion and strong character support. They can bring waves of undead infantry, fast hunting units, elite vampire warriors, powerful heroes and monsters that make the army feel both durable and dangerous. The faction is a good choice for players who like planning, pressure and the feeling that their army keeps returning to the fight.

  For painting and collecting, Soulblight Gravelords offer a classic gothic horror style: dark armour, pale skin, blood effects, grave dirt, old banners, bone, wolves, bats and ruined bases. The army works well in deep reds, blacks, cold blues, bone tones and weathered metallics, but it also leaves plenty of room for personal vampire bloodlines and dramatic display models.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Soulblight Gravelords for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong lore, flexible army building and a very recognisable Death aesthetic. If you like vampires, skeleton legions, cursed nobility and undead armies with real table presence, this faction is a great starting point inside Grand Alliance Death.

  Good for:

  • Players who like vampires, skeletons and gothic undead armies
  • Fans of recursion, board control and character-led forces
  • Hobbyists who enjoy dark armour, pale skin, blood effects, bone and graveyard bases
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a flexible Grand Alliance Death army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Soulblight Gravelords on Warhammer.com

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  Nighthaunt

  Nighthaunt are the spectral armies of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: cursed spirits, vengeful ghosts and tortured souls bound to serve the will of Nagash. They drift across the Mortal Realms as a terrifying procession of ethereal warriors, bringing fear, sorrow and sudden death to the living.

  This category can include Nighthaunt 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 ghostly Death army or expand an existing force with spirits, chain-wrapped infantry, banshees, cavalry and haunting centrepiece models.

  On the tabletop, Nighthaunt often focus on mobility, board control and pressure through hard-to-pin-down units. Their ghostly nature gives the army a very distinct feel: they can move through the battlefield in unusual ways, threaten objectives and create problems for opponents who rely on straightforward combat plans. Nighthaunt reward players who enjoy timing, positioning and a strong thematic playstyle.

  For painting and collecting, Nighthaunt are one of the most atmospheric Death armies. Their models are ideal for spectral glow, pale robes, rusted chains, cold blues, greens, greys, graveyard bases and smooth ghostly transitions. They can be painted quite quickly as a full army, but also give plenty of space for display-level effects and dramatic lighting.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Nighthaunt for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with a clear visual identity, strong atmosphere and a very different look from traditional undead forces. If you like ghosts, haunted processions, ethereal models and dark fantasy with a tragic feel, Nighthaunt are a great choice inside Grand Alliance Death.

  Good for:

  • Players who like ghosts, spirits and supernatural undead armies
  • Fans of mobility, board control and thematic Death gameplay
  • Hobbyists who enjoy spectral effects, cold colours, rusted chains and graveyard bases
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a visually striking Grand Alliance Death army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Nighthaunt on Warhammer.com

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  Ossirach Bonereapers

  Ossiarch Bonereapers are the disciplined bone legions of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, created by Nagash as a perfect military force of death. Unlike shambling undead hordes, they are organised, relentless and terrifyingly efficient, built from bone, souls and necromantic craft into an empire that collects its tithe from the living.

  This category can include Ossiarch Bonereapers 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 bone legion or expand an existing force with infantry, cavalry, constructs, commanders and large centrepiece models.

  On the tabletop, Ossiarch Bonereapers often feel like a disciplined and durable army. They can hold ground, advance methodically, support key units with strong heroes and bring powerful elite models to control important parts of the battlefield. This faction suits players who enjoy structure, resilience and a more ordered approach to Death gameplay.

  For painting and collecting, Ossiarch Bonereapers have a very distinctive look: sculpted bone armour, ancient weapons, carved details, banners, spirits and imposing constructs. They work well in classic bone tones, dark armour, polished metals, cold magical effects or more unusual colour schemes that make each legion feel unique.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Ossiarch Bonereapers for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong identity, disciplined battlefield presence and striking models. If you like bone constructs, undead empires, elite formations and armies that feel organised rather than chaotic, this faction is a strong choice inside Grand Alliance Death.

  Good for:

  • Players who like durable armies, structure and disciplined formations
  • Fans of bone constructs, undead legions and Nagash’s military empire
  • Hobbyists who enjoy bone tones, carved armour, banners and imposing centrepieces
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for an organised Grand Alliance Death army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Ossiarch Bonereapers on Warhammer.com

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  Flesh-eater Courts

  Flesh-eater Courts are one of the most tragic and disturbing factions in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: monstrous cannibals trapped in a shared delusion of noble courts, shining knights and royal duty. To themselves, they are honourable kingdoms defending civilisation; to everyone else, they are ghoul hordes, vampire lords and horrors feasting on the living.

  This category can include Flesh-eater Courts 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 ghoul court or expand an existing force with infantry, knights, monsters, heroes and large centrepiece models.

  On the tabletop, Flesh-eater Courts often combine aggression, recursion and strong character-driven support. They can bring waves of ghouls, fast monstrous units, terrifying heroes and large beasts that create a lot of pressure when they reach the enemy. The army suits players who enjoy momentum, melee combat and a faction with a very strong narrative identity.

  For painting and collecting, Flesh-eater Courts offer a rich horror-fantasy style. Pale flesh, blood, bone, torn cloth, dark bases, old ruins and monstrous anatomy all fit the army well. You can paint them as grim and terrifying creatures, or lean into the tragic royal delusion with heraldry, court colours and contrast between noble imagery and brutal reality.

  At Geek Shelter, we recommend Flesh-eater Courts for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with dark humour, horror, strong lore and expressive models. If you like ghouls, cursed kings, tragic fantasy and armies that tell a story on the table, Flesh-eater Courts are a memorable choice inside Grand Alliance Death.

  Good for:

  • Players who like aggressive undead armies and strong melee pressure
  • Fans of ghouls, cursed courts, vampire horrors and tragic dark fantasy
  • Hobbyists who enjoy pale flesh, blood, bone, ruins and narrative basing
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for a characterful Grand Alliance Death army

  Official Warhammer page:
  Flesh-eater Courts on Warhammer.com