Games Workshop 99129915040 "Start Collecting! Daemons of Slaanesh Miniature

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Breathtaker –Reroll the Locus of Diversion roll for an enemy unit within 3″. This is better after the Locus nerf but one of the few artifacts that’s less useful on a Keeper of Secrets because the odds are still pretty high. It’s still not the worst artefact B- Our goal is to build upon and consolidate the great work already being done by other community members across various forums, reddit threads, and hobby blogs, and bring together a comprehensive library of all these useful Build Instruction booklets. Twisted, one-horned humanoids made of diseased flesh, endlessly counting as they shamble forward, armed with rusty blades

Description Start Collecting Daemons of Slaanesh – Warhammer Age of Sigmar (AoS). Hedonites of Slaanesh.

Daemon Princes

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Key point, though: while a Warhammer 40k Chaos Daemons army can field the Daemon Prince unit, Mortarion, Magnus, and Angron are not part of the army; they belong with their respective factions. I usually like utilizing semi-recent tournament lists but that’s not really possible. There still aren’t a ton of major tournament happening and lists from months ago are mostly invalid due to the point hikes and removal of Malign Sorcery artefacts from Generals Handbook 2020. So I’ll be using tournament lists as reference point and giving credit where credit is due, trying to trim some of the fat off. “Erling”‘s Pretender List The flexibility is always appreciated as it reduces likelihood of redundant copies of heroes, and Vulkite Berzerkers form the core of many Fyreslayer armies so buying 2 or 3 copies of this makes a nice little core to add to and a suite of heroes to bring to the table. Consider expanding this box with a few boxes of Auric Heathguard to add some extra punch to your forces. The only reason to not have many of these boxes is if you are interested in a mortal army (mainly Slaves to Darkness or a Beasts of Chaos battalion) but even in this case you would need some daemons to summon.Again, changes the Hedonite Host Super Battalion. This one changes it to only require one Hero instead of 3-6. Better, I suppose but you still won’t be using it. Command Traits

An Exalted Seeker Chariot of Slaanesh, with 4 claw-armed Daemonettes either atop the chariot or riding the horned beasts that pull it; The Seekers are an incredibly fast unit (14”) able to run (using 2D6 instead of one) and charge in the same turn and re-roll charges with the Seeker Banner Bearer for a potential 38 movement in a single turn! This is why this is so good. Essentially, when you would recieve Depravity points (but only from Damage dealt and taken not other sources), double it. Especially since the price inflation for DP, you’ll need this.

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Similar to Escalating Havoc, except you gain D3 depravity points if your General is within 3″ of an enemy unit and D6 if within 3″ of 3 enemy units. This is a bit better than Escalating Havoc because your General is probably a Keeper of Secrets and they are awesome in combat. Pretender Hedonite Host Like all of the god-beholden Chaos armies, the Hedonites of Slaanesh also present you with a huge variety of mortal and daemonic units to intertwine, creating a fascinating mixture of painting and modelling opportunities. These are the Mortal Realms’ premier party animals after all – go wild with your paint schemes and unleash your boundless creativity. Sceptre of Domination –At the start of any Hero phase, if the bearer is within 12″ of an enemy Heroes, roll a die. On a 4+ they lose a command point and you gain one. Artefacts that generate CP are common but this goes one step further. Very nice. B