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===Daughters of Khaine===
The most iconic Daughter of Khaine to join the ranks of the Soulbound is, of course, the '''Witch Aelf'''. Many revel in the freedom of being a Soulbound, which removes them from the strict hierarchy they have lived under their whole lives, but a crisis of faith is inevitable if they weren't already undergoing one when bound.

Not even the '''Hag Priestesses''' are immune to being subjected to the cruel mercy of Soulbinding. In fact, given the necessarily stagnant and rigidly hierarchical society from which they come, Morathi is often more inclined to expel a Hag Priestess into the ranks of a Binding than she is a lowly Witch Aelf. This is especially the case if the priestess has come across the bad side of their goddess' mood, whether by opposing someone she favors more openly or by straying from her plan.

It might seem unthinkable that a '''Khainite Shadowstalker''' would ever need to be Soulbound, since they are the most fanatically devout of their kind, but it has happened that they have displeased their cruel mistress enough that she has exiled them from the Sisterhood in this fashion. And even rarer still, some have actually sought to be Soulbound, perhaps having come to realize that their dark mistress is not worthy of their devotion.

Typically speaking, the concept that a '''Melusai''' or '''Khinerai''' could even be considered for a Binding would be considered insane - after all, both of these are the results of Morathi ripping their souls out of Slaanesh's gut and their corruption is clear to see. Without extensive illusionary magic, they likely wouldn't even be accepted outside of temples of Khaine. However, such Soulbound do exist, their true nature typically hidden before Morathi's ascension. With the increasingly tense alliance between Morathi and the forces of Order, several more loyal Scathborn have been sent to become Soulbound in order to ensure her loyalty. This has served a double-sided boon for her, as while they cannot be exclusively hers, Morathi can still use them as a secret police, hunting down her enemies.