Editing Age of Sigmar/Tactics/Old/Warscrolls Compendium/Daemons (section)

===Heroes===
'''Keeper of Secrets:''' Has this interesting ability where he can give 6 extra attacks to an enemy hero, but as soon as that hero rolls a 1 to hit he dies. Always rerolls every 1 to wound, his spell haves you roll 2d6 and every unit within 6 with a bravery inferior to the result suffers d3 mortal wound, which can range from amazing to absolutely useless depending on what you are facing, and his command ability allows a Slaanesh Daemon unit within 12" to pileup and attack twice in that turn. Although he is decently killy, you really want to keep him safe-ish and use him as a support character - his speed of 14" at max wounds means he can keep up even with your fastest units and always position himself where he will activate the locus on the most units, and his command ability turns your already amazing melee units into utter ridiculousness that will end up destroying almost any opponent from sheer number of attacks alone.

'''Herald of Slaanesh:''' Gets an extra attack for every 6 to hit and rerolls her save. That's it. Generally the most useful hero to activate regular daemonettes' locus as she moves at the same speed. Can take a Steed.
*You really shouldn't bother with the steed to support Seekers, because it only gives her a 12" move and doesn't grant her the seekers' 2D6-run-then-charge meaning that she'll struggle to keep up with them and that they'll get even farther if they get the locus. A herald on either kind of chariot is much better at supporting seekers. The better use of the seeker on herald is to make her mobile enough to activate the locus on several units at once, a role at which she is decent, but far from as much as a keeper of secrets.

'''Herald of Slaanesh on Seeker Chariot:''' It's like a regular Seeker Chariot, but gives enemy heroes -1 to their hit rolls in melee. No longer has 1 wound less than regular seeker chariots in Grand Alliance: Chaos! So do as with the exalted version and always say you have a herald on it because you're a jerk that way. As with regular chariots, the exalted version is largely superior, but don't feel bad for using one as unlike the regular one, they do a few things better (like supporting seekers thanks to their guaranteed 6" run).

'''Herald of Slaanesh on Exalted Seeker Chariot:''' See above, but add "Exalted". There is absolutely no reason to not say you have a herald on the chariot if you're not using a point system (to activate more locuses on your other daemons), but doing so too much may get you flagged as a That Guy.