Age of Sigmar

Warhammer Age of Sigmar at Geek Shelter

Warhammer Age of Sigmar is Games Workshop’s fantasy tabletop wargame, set across the Mortal Realms — vast worlds of gods, monsters, magic, legendary heroes and brutal armies. This section is the main gateway to Age of Sigmar miniatures, armies, books and hobby products at Geek Shelter.

Use this category to explore the Grand Alliances and armies of Age of Sigmar, including Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction. Here you can find factions such as Stormcast Eternals, Sylvaneth, Seraphon, Lumineth Realm-lords, Kharadron Overlords, Cities of Sigmar, Blades of Khorne, Slaves to Darkness, Skaven, Maggotkin of Nurgle, Soulblight Gravelords and more.

Age of Sigmar is a great choice for players who enjoy fantasy battles, strong visual themes, heroic characters, monsters, magic and highly characterful armies. Whether you are starting your first force, expanding an existing collection, choosing a new faction, or looking for models to paint and display, this section helps you move quickly to the right part of the range.

At Geek Shelter, we support Age of Sigmar with miniatures, battletomes, books, paints, tools, gaming space, community events and hobby advice for players in Israel. You can order online or visit our stores in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa to choose your next army, unit or hobby project.

Official Warhammer Age of Sigmar website:
Warhammer Age of Sigmar on Warhammer.com

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Subcategories

ORDER
Order is one of the four Grand Alliances in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, bringing together the civilizations, defenders, ancient powers and divine armies that fight to protect, reclaim or reshape the Mortal Realms. These factions are very different from each other, but they share a common role as the forces standing against Chaos, Death and Destruction.

This parent category is used as a navigation hub for Order armies in Age of Sigmar. Depending on availability, it can include access to Sylvaneth, Seraphon, Lumineth Realm-lords, Kharadron Overlords, Daughters of Khaine, Cities of Sigmar, Stormcast Eternals, Idoneth Deepkin and Fyreslayers, as well as related miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets and other products for building or expanding an Order collection.

On the tabletop, Order armies offer a wide range of playstyles. Some factions focus on elite warriors, powerful magic and disciplined formations, while others bring fast movement, shooting, monsters, durable infantry, clever positioning or strong objective play. This makes Grand Alliance Order a good starting point for players who want a large choice of armies with very different identities.

For painting and collecting, Order gives a huge amount of variety. You can build shining Stormcast armour, forest spirits and natural textures, celestial Seraphon schemes, bright Lumineth colours, skyfaring duardin, city regiments, sea-themed Idoneth forces or fiery Fyreslayers. It is one of the most visually diverse areas of Age of Sigmar and works well for both clean showcase painting and more atmospheric hobby projects.

At Geek Shelter, we recommend Order for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong lore, clear visual identity and many possible directions for collecting and playing. Whether you prefer noble heroes, ancient spirits, disciplined cities, divine warriors or strange non-human civilizations, this category is a good starting point for exploring the armies of Order.

Order factions:
Good for:
- Players who want a wide choice of Age of Sigmar armies and playstyles
- Fans of heroic fantasy, ancient civilizations, divine warriors and living realms
- Hobbyists who enjoy bright schemes, armour, monsters, nature themes and detailed characters
- Age of Sigmar players looking for a strong Grand Alliance with many distinct factions
Official Warhammer page:
Grand Alliance Order on Warhammer.com
CHAOS
Chaos is one of the four Grand Alliances in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, bringing together the mortal warbands, daemonic legions, corrupted monsters and dark champions who serve the Chaos Gods. These armies are driven by conquest, ambition, mutation, plague, rage, excess, sorcery and the endless desire to reshape the Mortal Realms in the image of their masters.

This parent category is used as a navigation hub for Chaos armies in Age of Sigmar. Depending on availability, it can include access to Blades of Khorne, Slaves to Darkness, Skaven, Disciples of Tzeentch, Maggotkin of Nurgle, Hedonites of Slaanesh and Helsmiths of Hashut, as well as related miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets and other products for building or expanding a Chaos collection.

On the tabletop, Chaos armies can play in many different ways. Some factions focus on brutal melee pressure, elite armoured warriors and aggressive board control, while others bring magic, disease, speed, numbers, daemonic tricks or heavy industrial firepower. This makes Grand Alliance Chaos a strong choice for players who want a faction group with a lot of personality and many different playstyles to explore.

For painting and collecting, Chaos offers some of the most characterful models in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Spiked armour, daemonic flesh, corrupted weapons, glowing runes, rust, blood, fire, warpstone, plague effects and dark fantasy basing all fit naturally into Chaos armies. Whether you prefer clean, high-contrast painting or grim, weathered miniatures, this Grand Alliance gives a lot of room for personal style.

At Geek Shelter, we recommend Chaos for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong visual identity, dramatic models and clear faction flavour. Whether you are drawn to Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Skaven, Slaves to Darkness or the dark industry of Hashut, this category is a good starting point for exploring the forces of Chaos.

Chaos factions:
Good for:
- Players who like dark fantasy armies, daemons and corrupted champions
- Fans of aggressive melee, magic, disease, speed, hordes or heavy war machines
- Hobbyists who enjoy armour, mutations, weathering, fire, rust and dramatic basing
- Age of Sigmar players looking for a Grand Alliance with many distinct playstyles
Official Warhammer page:
Grand Alliance Chaos on Warhammer.com
DEATH
Death is one of the four Grand Alliances in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, gathering the undead legions, cursed dynasties, spectral hosts and necromantic armies of the Mortal Realms. These factions are bound by death magic, ancient grudges, hunger, duty or the will of Nagash, and they bring a very different atmosphere to the tabletop compared to the living armies of Order, Chaos and Destruction.

This parent category is used as a navigation hub for Death armies in Age of Sigmar. Depending on availability, it can include access to Soulblight Gravelords, Nighthaunt, Ossiarch Bonereapers and Flesh-eater Courts, as well as related miniatures, battletomes, army boxes, Spearhead sets and other products for building or expanding an undead collection.

On the tabletop, Death armies often focus on resilience, recursion, board control and pressure through inevitability. Some factions bring elite bone constructs or disciplined undead ranks, while others rely on ghosts, vampire-led legions, monstrous courts or waves of models returning to the fight. This makes Death a strong choice for players who enjoy armies that feel thematic, durable and hard to fully remove from the battlefield.

For painting and collecting, Death offers a rich gothic fantasy style: bone, rusted armour, pale flesh, spectral glow, tattered cloth, blood, grave dirt, ancient weapons and haunted bases. These armies are excellent for hobbyists who enjoy atmosphere, contrast, weathering and darker colour palettes, but they also leave plenty of room for bright magical effects and dramatic centrepiece models.

At Geek Shelter, we recommend the Death Grand Alliance for players in Israel who want an Age of Sigmar army with strong visual identity, deep lore and many different hobby directions. Whether you are interested in vampires, ghosts, bone legions or twisted undead courts, this category is a good starting point for exploring the forces of Death.

Death factions:
Good for:
- Players who like undead armies, gothic fantasy and dark atmosphere
- Fans of vampires, ghosts, bone constructs and cursed kingdoms
- Hobbyists who enjoy bone, rust, spectral effects, weathering and dramatic bases
- Age of Sigmar players looking for resilient and thematic armies
Official Warhammer page:
Grand Alliance Death on Warhammer.com
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