Anthropophage Physiology

The power to take on the traits of an Anthropophage, a member of a mythical tribe of humanoid cannibals from Greek folklore. Variation of Anthropophagist Monster Physiology.
==Also Called==
*Anthropophagi Physiology
*Anthropophagus Physiology
==Capabilities==
Users of this ability are either a member of the Anthropophage or can mimic the traits of such, the Anthropophage are a monstrous tribe of cannibals described in Greek folklore who while largely humanoid in appearance were considered aberrations who lived in a state of savagery with no law beyond that of violence.
Anthropophage were greatly feared due to their ravenous hunger for human flesh as well as barbaric rituals such as drinking blood out of the skulls of victims, in later tales they would become less human in appearance and began to become confused with other monsters from myth such as the Blemmyes.
In modern times the word Anthropophage is often used to describe cannibals as a whole and the myth of the Anthropophage likely arose from encounters with warlike tribes or civilizations that became the stuff of legends as time went by, much as Ogres in medieval Europe were also largely a symbolism for the taboos of cannibalism and fears of the unknown.
==Applications==
*Cannibalism Empowerment
*Enhanced Strength
*Enhanced Speed
*Fear Inducement
*Feral Mind
*Powerful Bite
==Variations==
*Absolute Violence
*Killing Instinct
*Predator Instinct
*Super Eating
*Wendigo Physiology - a type of monster from Native American folklore created via cannibalism
==Associations==
*Exotic Human Physiology
*Monster Physiology
*Ogre Physiology
==Limitations==
*Completely lawless, savage entities with a feral mindset.
*While vicious and powerful creatures they are still human in origin, thus can be killed by mortal weapons providing one can withstand their feral rage and swarming mentality.
==Known Users==
*Anthropophage (Greek Folklore)
Category:Humanoid Physiology
Category:Monster Physiology
Category:Horror-Themed Abilities
Category:Greek Mythology