Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Keeper of Secrets Daemons of Slaanesh

A Vision of Dark Elegance and Terrifying Power

There is a moment when a fully assembled and painted Keeper of Secrets dominates a tabletop — sinuous limbs reaching outward, bladed claws poised mid-strike, an overwhelming presence that commands attention from across the room. This is one of the most iconic Greater Daemons in Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, and the miniature does full justice to that reputation.

The Greater Daemon of Slaanesh

Games Workshop has produced this model as the centrepiece of the Daemons of Slaanesh faction — a towering creature of impossible grace and lethal speed that embodies everything Slaanesh represents: beauty twisted into something deeply unsettling, power wrapped in elegance. On the tabletop, the Keeper of Secrets serves as a Greater Daemon and powerful combat character for Chaos players building a Slaanesh-aligned force in Age of Sigmar.

The kit is a multi-part plastic miniature that builds one Keeper of Secrets, with options to assemble a Shalaxi Helbane — a named variant with its own distinct rules and visual identity. Both builds draw from the same exceptional sculpt, one of the most detailed and dynamic models Games Workshop has released for the Slaanesh range.

Who This Is For

This model is aimed squarely at dedicated Warhammer hobbyists — painters who want a showpiece centrepiece miniature and Age of Sigmar players building or expanding a Daemons of Slaanesh army. The assembly requires patience and some hobby experience; this is not a beginner kit. It rewards those who enjoy the full process: clipping, cleaning, assembling, and bringing a complex multi-part model to life with paint. It also appeals to collectors who may never play a game but want an exceptional display piece on the shelf.

What's in the Box

The kit contains everything needed to assemble one Keeper of Secrets or Shalaxi Helbane in high-quality grey plastic. The sculpt features exceptional surface detail — layered armour, flowing fabric, exposed musculature, and ornate bladed weapons — giving painters a wide range of textures to work with across a large model. Multiple head and weapon options allow for some personalisation beyond the two primary build choices.