In Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, militias are divided into four Grand Alliances: Order, Chaos, Death, and Destruction, each representing a distinct playstyle, aesthetic purpose, and philosophical ideology. Taking place through an era of war-torn history that began with the God-King Sigmar returning to the Mortal Realms, The Age of Sigmar brings Warhammer to a time of mythic atmosphere more akin to Warhammer Fantasy than Warhammer 40,000. 

Although you’re not playing as hardened space marines, the lifeblood of 40k still lives on through Age of Sigmar with its emphasis on 5 core tenets that have long woven the franchise’s identity: Collecting, Building, Painting, Playing, and Reading. Our collection brings you all the hobby essentials such as miniatures and core rulebooks, as well as all the paints, brushes, and modelling tools you’ll need to sculpt your forces to life.

And if the world of Warhammer has been your home before (or is merely something you’re interested in), don’t hesitate to explore our Warhammer RPG range that’s guaranteed to take everything you love about the experience and transport it into the realm of role-playing games for your party’s enjoyment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What universe is Age of Sigmar?

Age of Sigmar is set in the Mortal Realms, a high-fantasy universe within the broader Warhammer mythos, distinct from Warhammer 40K’s sci-fi setting.

How do you play Age of Sigmar?

Just like 40k, players are required to build armies using miniatures, then take turns moving units, casting abilities, and rolling dice to dictate combat. The game has an emphasis on customisation and strategy, ensuring no two armies will be the same!

Are Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar connected?

Officially, the two universes are separate, however they share fundamental similarities and are interlinked by their mutual connection to an alternate dimension called the Warp.