Cities of Sigmar The Walls and Swords of Sigmar - the Allied Kingdoms of Men, Duardin, and Aelf The Cities of Sigmar are a multinational and multi-racial army made up of alliances of humans, duardines (dwarves), and aelfs. They live in vast cities built under Sigmar's protection, serving as strongholds and refuges from chaos, monsters, and darkness. Each city is different. Some are known for their heavy infantry and artillery batteries, others for their swift cavalry or skilled magicians. The armies of the cities are disciplined and well-organized, combining the military skills of the Old World with the capabilities of the new realms of the Age of Sigmar. They combine the flexibility of human armies, the engineering skills of the duardines, and the precision and magic of the aelf. From a gaming perspective: Playing style: A versatile mixed squad that can play defensively or aggressively. Strengths: Wide range of units from different races, good fire support and magic, strong synergy within the army. Challenges: Not as specialized as single-race armies, requires good unit coordination. Suitable for the player: Anyone who wants to collect and play with a varied, visually diverse army. Features on the table: Ability to build an army with different emphasis: artillery batteries, cavalry, infantry, magic. Heroes like the Freeguild Marshal, Runelord, and Sorceress, who lead troops from different neighborhoods. Special units such as Steam Tank, Ironweld Great Cannon, Black Guard and Wild Riders. City-specific rules that provide different strategic advantages (e.g. Hammerhal, Tempest’s Eye, Living City). Painting and collecting: The Cities of Sigmar army offers almost limitless possibilities for color and theme. You can paint your army in the colors of one of the famous cities or come up with your own, combining the visual elements of humans, duardines, and aelfs into one unified force.
