Editing Ka'bandha (section)

==Ka'bandha in Warhammer Fantasy==
[[File:Fantasy Ka'Bandha.png|thumb|right|300px|[[RIP AND TEAR|KAR EN TUK!]]]]
Ka'bandha only shows up for the [[End Times|ending]] of Warhammer Fantasy (as in he only shows up in the very last book of the setting), but Christ on bike did he use that limited time to make an impression. He is summoned by [[Archaon]] after [[Kairos Fateweaver|Fateweaver]] fails in his task to destroy [[Averheim]]. Fateweaver is killed and his blood is used to summon Ka'bandha, who proceeds to go fucking ham on anyone and everything in the setting. He runs riot through the empire crushing pretty much everything in his path, and when it's conquered and Archaon slows down, Ka'banda takes his own Daemon host to [[Athel Loren]] and starts murdering elves, trees, humans and whatever the fuck he want. Later when the Incanates show up, Ka'bandha solos six of them and kills [[Caradryan]] and his fire turkey and keeps going even after eating a face full of the wind of Aqshy. Only [[Nagash]] puts up a decent fight. His absolute butchery comes to an end when [[Sigmar]] shows up and kills him. No reappearance in [[Age of Sigmar]] yet, but his new model is apparently getting rules for AOS and he may also reappear in [[The Old World]] if [[GW]] remember he should have been kicking ass before the End Times.

An interesting thing to note is that Ka'bandha's fantasy appearance and 40k appearance are completely different. In 40k he is clearly based on the [[Forge World]] Bloodthirster model, while in Fantasy he has a bull head, with his horns making up a Khornate symbol and is meant to resemble a variation of the standard [[GW]] Bloodthrister that you can make in the kit (which makes sense as the model dropped at the same time as the book he was introduced). Ka'bandha is also a lower rank of Bloodthirster in Fantasy than in 40k as he is part of the Third Host during the Endtimes and part of the First Host in 40k, though despite this his Fantasy incarnation has a better track record of wins, bodying five demigods, entering a stalemate with a sixth and requiring a literal god to kill him during the End Times, while he's 1/2 against a demigod in 40k (though this is all from the End Times, and the fluff written there is not very good, nor very well thought out). Realistically and unusually for a Daemon character, 40'bandha and Fantasy'bandha are two different characters.