
Soulbound · Age of Sigmar RPG
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Soulbound
Soulbound is the official roleplaying game set in Games Workshop’s Age of Sigmar, published by Cubicle 7. You take on the role of champions from across the Mortal Realms, whose souls are mystically bound into a single fellowship. From the very first session, you feel powerful and essential, using bold abilities and magic to stand firm against Chaos. It’s loved for its grand, cinematic action, meaningful teamwork, and the freedom to fight, explore, and protect bright bastions of hope in a perilous world.
A session feels like a dramatic mission: scouting strange ruins, negotiating with aelf courts, or standing atop city walls as armies clash below. It accommodates 2 to 6 players, catering to both complete beginners and seasoned tacticians. Birthday groups and corporate teams appreciate the clear objectives and cooperative focus. A professional Game Master manages the lore and maintains a brisk pace, allowing you to concentrate on daring choices and unforgettable moments. Meet our Game Masters here: professional Game Masters.
How to play Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Soulbound
You roll pools of six-sided dice based on your traits and skills. The Game Master sets a target number and how many successes you need. Each die that meets or exceeds the number counts as a success, and extra successes enhance damage or special effects. Turns are quick: move, strike, cast, aid an ally, spend resources, react to danger. The system rewards teamwork and bold plans, so discussing tactics at the table is beneficial.
For a one-shot, your Game Master can provide pregenerated heroes and a focused objective that resolves in 3 to 4 hours, such as hunting a monster or saving a Free City district. In a campaign, you develop oaths, allies, and gear across the Realms, facing escalating threats and recurring rivals. You only need some six-sided dice and a character idea. Online play is seamless on common tools; see options here: online play platforms.




Common questions
Do we need experience with Warhammer or D&D to play?
No prior experience is necessary. A professional Game Master will teach you the basics in minutes and manage the lore, allowing you to concentrate on choices and teamwork. Soulbound uses pools of six-sided dice, making it feel intuitive: roll, count successes, and describe bold actions. If you wish, your Game Master can provide pregenerated heroes so you can dive straight into the mission. Players familiar with D&D pick it up quickly, and newcomers do well because the rules promote clear goals and cooperative play.
How does Soulbound differ from D&D?
You begin as larger-than-life champions, so the tone is heroic from the very first session. Instead of relying on a single d20 roll, you create dice pools and count successes, which makes teamwork and resource management crucial. Group resources like Soulfire allow the party to execute pivotal moments, while increasing Doom heightens the tension when situations become perilous. Combat is quick and cinematic, and tactical maps are optional. Still undecided on a system? Compare Soulbound with other options here: see all game systems.
What types of heroes can we play?
You can be a Stormcast Eternal, an aelf from proud warlike cults or shadowy enclaves, a duardin such as a sky-merchant or flame-forged warrior, a human from the Cities of Sigmar, or even a nature-spirit champion. Your souls are bound into a fellowship, which explains why you fight and grow together. You can create custom characters with guidance, or request pregenerated options that suit your group’s vibe, like daring sky-pirates, stoic guardians, or clever scouts with potent magic.
What group size and session length are most effective?
Soulbound runs smoothly with 2 to 6 players. A focused one-shot typically takes 3 to 4 hours, allowing time for a set-piece battle and meaningful choices. Two or three players work well as heroes are powerful and encounters can be tailored to your party. For a first session, 3 to 5 players usually keeps the pace brisk. If your group enjoys tactical scenes or social intrigue, planning for the longer end of the range provides moments with room to breathe.
Is Soulbound appropriate for children or mixed age groups?
Yes. The setting can be intense, but a professional Game Master can adjust the tone to bright heroism, fade to black on harm, and focus on daring rescues rather than grim details. Clear goals and teamwork provide younger players with a strong role at the table. Before the game, share any content boundaries and preferred themes. Looking for a high-adventure romp or a hopeful mystery? Your Game Master will tailor it to your needs. For style preferences, you can browse GM playstyles.
Which edition of the rules or books will you be using?
Sessions utilise the current Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Soulbound rules from Cubicle 7, with any official updates applied. You do not need to purchase or read anything beforehand. Your Game Master provides character sheets, reference handouts, and all necessary materials. If your group requests options from popular supplements, the Game Master can include them when suitable, and will offer straightforward summaries to keep choices clear. The aim is smooth play, not rules lookup.
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