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DESTRUCTION

Destruction is one of the four Grand Alliances in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, gathering the wild, brutal and unstoppable forces that smash their way across the Mortal Realms. These armies are not united by empire, duty or dark worship, but by instinct, hunger, violence, momentum and the simple joy of tearing down anything that stands in their path.

This parent category is used as a navigation hub for Destruction armies in Age of Sigmar. Depending on availability, it can include access to Gloomspite Gitz, Sons of Behemat, Orruk Warclans and Ogor Mawtribes, as well as related miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets and other products for building or expanding a Destruction collection.

On the tabletop, Destruction armies often play with direct pressure, strong board presence and memorable threats. Some factions bring hordes of grots, squigs and strange underground creatures, while others rely on massive gargants, hard-hitting orruks or hungry ogors. Destruction is a good choice for players who like armies that feel physical, aggressive and full of personality.

For painting and collecting, Destruction offers a lot of character and variety. You can paint mushrooms, squigs, crude armour, tribal markings, giant skin, trophies, rusted weapons, rough leather, bones and wild basing. These armies work well for hobbyists who enjoy expressive models, earthy palettes, weathering, bright creature colours and miniatures that tell a story even before the game starts.

At Geek Shelter, we recommend Destruction for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong table presence, fun modelling options and a less polished, more primal fantasy style. Whether you are drawn to grots, gargants, orruks or ogors, this category is a good starting point for exploring the armies of Destruction.

Destruction factions:

Good for:

  • Players who like aggressive armies, big threats and direct pressure
  • Fans of grots, squigs, gargants, orruks, ogors and wild fantasy forces
  • Hobbyists who enjoy expressive models, rough textures, trophies and dramatic bases
  • Age of Sigmar players looking for armies with strong personality and table presence

Official Warhammer page:
Grand Alliance Destruction on Warhammer.com

Destruction Armies | Age of Sigmar

Subcategories

  • Gloomspite Gitz

    Gloomspite Gitz are the strange, sneaky and wonderfully chaotic grots of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. They follow the Bad Moon, swarm from dark caves and hidden tunnels, and march to war with grots, squigs, troggoths, spiders, mushrooms and all kinds of unstable underground madness.

    This category can include Gloomspite Gitz 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 grot army or expand an existing force with squig riders, cave creatures, shamans, monsters and support units.

    On the tabletop, Gloomspite Gitz can play as a swarm army, a squig-heavy force, a troggoth wall or a mix of unpredictable threats. They are often about board presence, tricks, movement, numbers and sudden moments of violence when the army’s weird pieces start working together.

    For painting and collecting, Gloomspite Gitz are full of personality. Mushrooms, glowing cave effects, colourful squigs, dirty robes, rusty weapons, spider themes and underground bases all fit the army perfectly. It is a great faction for hobbyists who enjoy expressive models and a slightly mad fantasy style.

    At Geek Shelter, we recommend Gloomspite Gitz for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with humour, character and many different hobby directions. If you like grots, squigs, mushrooms, monsters and armies that never feel too serious, this faction is one of the most fun choices inside Grand Alliance Destruction.

    Good for:

    • Players who like grots, squigs, troggoths and strange fantasy armies
    • Fans of swarm play, tricks, board presence and unpredictable moments
    • Hobbyists who enjoy mushrooms, cave themes, bright creatures and expressive models
    • Age of Sigmar players looking for a characterful Grand Alliance Destruction army

    Official Warhammer page:
    Gloomspite Gitz on Warhammer.com

  • Sons of Behemat

    Sons of Behemat are the gargant tribes of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: towering giants who stride across the Mortal Realms, crushing armies, smashing fortresses and turning the battlefield into their personal playground. Few armies have the same immediate table presence as a force built around massive gargants.

    This category can include Sons of Behemat miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets 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 giant-focused army or add large centrepiece models to your Destruction collection.

    On the tabletop, Sons of Behemat are usually about low model count, huge threats and strong objective pressure. Each model matters, and every move can change the shape of the game. The army rewards players who enjoy bold decisions, direct presence and the feeling of controlling the board with a few enormous models.

    For painting and collecting, Sons of Behemat are excellent centrepiece projects. Large skin areas, tattoos, trophies, crude weapons, cloth, leather, bones and scenic bases give plenty of space for detail and storytelling. Each gargant can be treated almost like a display model with its own personality.

    At Geek Shelter, we recommend Sons of Behemat for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army that is visually impressive, straightforward to recognise and very different from standard infantry armies. If you like giants, huge models and armies with serious table impact, Sons of Behemat are a memorable choice inside Grand Alliance Destruction.

    Good for:

    • Players who like huge models and low model count armies
    • Fans of gargants, monsters and direct board presence
    • Hobbyists who enjoy large centrepiece models, skin tones, trophies and scenic bases
    • Age of Sigmar players looking for a unique Grand Alliance Destruction army

    Official Warhammer page:
    Sons of Behemat on Warhammer.com

  • Orruk Warclans

    Orruk Warclans are the brutal orruk armies of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: ironclad warriors, savage hunters and roaring warclans who live for battle. Whether marching in heavy armour or charging forward with wild energy, the orruks bring the raw, violent heart of Grand Alliance Destruction to the tabletop.

    This category can include Orruk Warclans 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 an orruk army or expand an existing force with infantry, cavalry, monsters, heroes and support units.

    On the tabletop, Orruk Warclans are often aggressive, tough and direct. They can pressure the opponent with hard-hitting units, durable bodies, fast threats and strong melee presence. This faction rewards players who enjoy movement, timing, combat pressure and the feeling of pushing the fight straight into the enemy line.

    For painting and collecting, Orruk Warclans offer a strong mix of green skin, heavy armour, crude weapons, tribal details, leather, bone, trophies and battle damage. The army works well for both clean, bold colour schemes and rougher, more weathered styles with mud, rust and scarred armour.

    At Geek Shelter, we recommend Orruk Warclans for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with straightforward impact, strong character and classic fantasy brutality. If you like orruks, melee combat, big charges and models that look ready for a proper fight, this faction is a natural choice inside Grand Alliance Destruction.

    Good for:

    • Players who like aggressive melee armies and direct pressure
    • Fans of orruks, warclans, heavy armour, monsters and brutal fantasy themes
    • Hobbyists who enjoy green skin, armour, trophies, battle damage and rough basing
    • Age of Sigmar players looking for a strong Grand Alliance Destruction army

    Official Warhammer page:
    Orruk Warclans on Warhammer.com

  • Ogor Mawtribes

    Ogor Mawtribes are the hungry ogor armies of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: massive warriors, beast riders, hunters and monsters driven by appetite, strength and the endless search for the next feast. They are one of the most physical and direct factions in Grand Alliance Destruction, built around size, impact and raw momentum.

    This category can include Ogor Mawtribes 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 an ogor army or expand an existing force with infantry, cavalry, monsters, hunters and powerful characters.

    On the tabletop, Ogor Mawtribes often play with tough bodies, strong charges and high-impact units. They can bring compact forces that hit hard, move with purpose and threaten key parts of the battlefield. This faction is a good choice for players who enjoy aggressive movement, durable models and the feeling of smashing through enemy lines.

    For painting and collecting, Ogor Mawtribes offer large models with plenty of texture and character. Skin, tattoos, leather, fur, bone, meat, metal weapons, trophies and snowy or wild bases all work well with the army. The models give hobbyists room for strong personalities, tribe markings and gritty weathered details.

    At Geek Shelter, we recommend Ogor Mawtribes for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army that is straightforward, brutal and satisfying to put on the table. If you like big warriors, monsters, strong charges and armies with a clear physical presence, Ogor Mawtribes are a great option inside Grand Alliance Destruction.

    Good for:

    • Players who like tough models, strong charges and direct aggression
    • Fans of ogors, hunters, monsters, beast riders and brutal fantasy armies
    • Hobbyists who enjoy skin, fur, leather, trophies, snow effects and wild basing
    • Age of Sigmar players looking for a hard-hitting Grand Alliance Destruction army

    Official Warhammer page:
    Ogor Mawtribes on Warhammer.com