Grand Alliance of Order · The Light of Civilisation
Cities of Sigmar
Humans, aelves and duardin standing shoulder to shoulder.
About Cities of Sigmar — Lore & How They Play
The Lore
The last great bastions of civilisation, mustering disciplined Freeguild troops, black-powder artillery and proud aelven and duardin regiments side by side.
On the Tabletop
A flexible combined-arms army with gunlines, cavalry and heroes for every plan.
The Cities of Sigmar are the free peoples of the Mortal Realms: humans, aelves and duardin marching out from great walled cities with handgunners, steam tanks, cannons and battle-wizards. Collect them for a proper 'empire' army with plenty of variety.
Start here
- Spearhead: Cities of Sigmar Zenestra's Zealots: a ready-to-play Spearhead force
- Battletome: Cities of Sigmar: the Cities' rules and warscrolls
- Cities of Sigmar: Freeguild Steelhelms: the army's core infantry
- Cities of Sigmar: Freeguild Fusiliers: massed handgunners
- Cities of Sigmar: Freeguild Cavaliers: heavy armoured cavalry
Every kit here is genuine Games Workshop stock from an official stockist, supplied unassembled and unpainted, with fast UK delivery from our shop in Barry, South Wales. In-stock orders placed by 3pm on weekdays go out the same day.
Paint and browse: try the five-tone Warhammer Tone Pro paints or the full Warhammer Colour range, then explore the rest of the Grand Alliance Order range.
Are Cities of Sigmar like the old Empire army?
They follow in its footsteps, with Freeguild soldiers, cannons and steam-powered war machines, alongside aelves and duardin from the cities.
Can I mix in other Order models?
The Cities are built around their own range, but Stormcast often fight alongside them in the lore.
Do Cities of Sigmar use magic?
Yes. Battlemages and Knellmages bring spells alongside the guns, steel and cavalry.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Cities of Sigmar are the free peoples of the Mortal Realms — a diverse coalition of humans, duardin, and aelves living in fortified cities and fighting together under Sigmar's protection.
Cities of Sigmar are one of the most varied factions in the game, mixing infantry, cavalry, artillery, and magic in a combined-arms force. They have strong thematic flexibility and suit players who enjoy building diverse armies.
Yes. Cities of Sigmar are a varied human, aelf and duardin army mixing infantry, cavalry, war machines and monsters, so it suits players who like lots of options. Every faction has rules for Age of Sigmar 4th Edition, so check the latest battletome and faction rules for your army before you build a list.
The Spearhead: Cities of Sigmar box is the ideal starting point, giving you a well-rounded core force to get playing quickly.
Cities of Sigmar have no single colour scheme — each city has its own livery. Hammerhal uses red and black, Anvilgard uses blue-green, and Greywater Fastness uses grey and green. We stock the full Citadel range.
Yes — we stock Cities of Sigmar in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk with fast UK dispatch.