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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Sometimes a Daemonette, or even a strong mortal, will steal into [[Slaanesh|Slaanesh's]] sacred pastures with the hope of capturing a steed to ride. The Daemonette must trap the creature by exploiting its natural curiosity of new experiences, or by capturing it while it's distracted drinking from the pasture's rivers of mother's milk or scented oils. If a hunter can sneak close to a steed, they can use a chain of gold or silver to ensnare it. The Daemonette then adorns her steed with sigils and runes, and harnesses it with tethers made of loyalty and worship. Once a steed is caught a Daemonette can never let go, for left untouched the mount will escape back to the magical meadows to frolic free again with its herd.{{Fn|1}} | Sometimes a Daemonette, or even a strong mortal, will steal into [[Slaanesh|Slaanesh's]] sacred pastures with the hope of capturing a steed to ride. The Daemonette must trap the creature by exploiting its natural curiosity of new experiences, or by capturing it while it's distracted drinking from the pasture's rivers of mother's milk or scented oils. If a hunter can sneak close to a steed, they can use a chain of gold or silver to ensnare it. The Daemonette then adorns her steed with sigils and runes, and harnesses it with tethers made of loyalty and worship. Once a steed is caught a Daemonette can never let go, for left untouched the mount will escape back to the magical meadows to frolic free again with its herd.{{Fn|1}} | ||
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| + | Daemonette-leader of the Seekers is called '''Heartseeker'''.{{Fn|3}} | ||
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| [[Image:Seekers 5th ed.jpg|thumb|center|220px|'''Seekers of Slaanesh''' miniatures (5th edition)]] | | [[Image:Seekers 5th ed.jpg|thumb|center|220px|'''Seekers of Slaanesh''' miniatures (5th edition)]] | ||
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| + | ==Known Seekers== | ||
| + | *[[Silphin]] - '''Heartseeker'''. She and her Seekers are part of the [[Brazen Host]]{{Fn|4}} | ||
==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
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*{{Endn|1}}: [[Codex: Chaos Daemons (4th Edition)]] (2008), pg. 41 | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Codex: Chaos Daemons (4th Edition)]] (2008), pg. 41 | ||
*{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Chaos Space Marines (3rd Edition, 1st Codex)]] (1999), pg. 35 | *{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Chaos Space Marines (3rd Edition, 1st Codex)]] (1999), pg. 35 | ||
| + | *{{Endn|3}}: [[Index: Chaos (8th Edition)]], pg. 101 | ||
| + | *{{Endn|4}}: [[White Dwarf 368 (UK)]], pg. 26 | ||
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Revision as of 22:16, 16 November 2017
Seekers of Slaanesh are Daemonettes riding Steeds of Slaanesh.
Overview
Sometimes a Daemonette, or even a strong mortal, will steal into Slaanesh's sacred pastures with the hope of capturing a steed to ride. The Daemonette must trap the creature by exploiting its natural curiosity of new experiences, or by capturing it while it's distracted drinking from the pasture's rivers of mother's milk or scented oils. If a hunter can sneak close to a steed, they can use a chain of gold or silver to ensnare it. The Daemonette then adorns her steed with sigils and runes, and harnesses it with tethers made of loyalty and worship. Once a steed is caught a Daemonette can never let go, for left untouched the mount will escape back to the magical meadows to frolic free again with its herd.[1]
Daemonette-leader of the Seekers is called Heartseeker.[3]
Images
Mounted Daemonette miniatures (2nd edition)[2]
Known Seekers
- Silphin - Heartseeker. She and her Seekers are part of the Brazen Host[4]
Related Articles
Sources
- 1: Codex: Chaos Daemons (4th Edition) (2008), pg. 41
- 2: Codex: Chaos Space Marines (3rd Edition, 1st Codex) (1999), pg. 35
- 3: Index: Chaos (8th Edition), pg. 101
- 4: White Dwarf 368 (UK), pg. 26
Uncited
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- White Dwarf 368 (UK), pg. 5
| Daemonic Forces | ||
|---|---|---|
| Alignment | Types | Notable Examples |
| Khorne | ||
| Nurgle | ||
| Slaanesh | ||
| Tzeentch | ||
| Variable Alignment | ||
| Special (listed with name) |
| |
