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character_to_character_own is working well on lords.. The modifiers have no effect while hero is attached to army. (and campaign bonus is not working even when hero is unattached)
agent_to_parent_army_general_own applies for both lord and hero in army. Unfortunately this does not work for unattached hero.
Still it is probably BEST solution i was able to come up with.
I have looked into campaign_effect_scopes_tables, and the "agent" part of the scope is misleading, the source of the scope is "character". When it comes to source and target of scope it can be "character" and "character_when_commanding" so there is actually no way to specify "hero".
Unless i am wrong, there is no way to make hero get bonus both in army and outside of it without giving double buff to lord, or give hero and lord different trait.
There were however 4 skills i was not sure about
movement_range, line_of_sight, agent_action_success_chance_enemy, and ambush_attack_success_chance.
i do not know if there is a way to test agent success action chance, but in vanilla it is used only like this: character_to_character_own, character_to_character_provincewide, and character_to_character_own_factionwide
Maybe it can work with army as well, but it is never used.
When it comes to ambush attack success chance, i was excepting this to have similar problem as the next two modifiers, but surprisingly "character_to_force_own_unseen" is effect scope that is working correctly on both hero and lord.