Would you eat human meat?

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If I had to do it to survive, yes. But I'd still be wary of the pathogens I could catch in the process, since humans are omnivores and god knows what weird shit might be in there.
 
Only if I get cool wendigo powers and a deer skull.
Sounds like a great way to get a neurodegenerative disorder.
Or turn into a wendigo.
Hell no, never eat people.

Wendigo Farms confirmed, yet I'm not surprised there's a surplus of cannibalistic spirits on this forum :\.

Also, sorry @Robert James, but the deer head thing is pure European beastman lore seeping in. Wendigo have no shape per se, they're spirits of greed and hunger that infest and twist a person into a purely consumptive creature. So basically Chris or Tommy Tooter... Or those people that buy Funko-Pops.
 
Also, sorry @Robert James, but the deer head thing is pure European beastman lore seeping in. Wendigo have no shape per se, they're spirits of greed and hunger that infest and twist a person into a purely consumptive creature. So basically Chris or Tommy Tooter... Or those people that buy Funko-Pops.
Mostly true, though from what I remember they are usually described as deathly thin (so there is some consistency in the shape)
Also, technically the Wechuge has antlers. It's somewhat of a parallel myth from a different native tribe. I sometimes wonder if whoever first gave the wendigo antlers got the two myths confused.
 
Also, technically the Wechuge has antlers. It's somewhat of a parallel myth from a different native tribe.
I wasn't aware of that! Just know about wendigo 'cause it's a Cree thing (not exclusively, that's just how I know about it.) You're absolutely correct about the general appearance. Pallid and skinny with a dead or decaying outward appearance, and a big old pot-belly stuffed with anything they can get from pinecones and grass, to bugs and dirt, or their family members bodies. Eugenia Cooney after powerslamming a 4-course meal made for 6 people, more or less.
 
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