Cannibalism

Cannibalism in the World of Aum mostly refers to the consumption of Ib flesh by other Ib without regards to race or species.
== Survival Cannibalism ==
Survival Cannibalism refers to emergency situations in which Cannibalism is utilized as a last resort for survival. While some races of Ib such as Elves and Dwarves wholly refuse to Cannibalize their fallen even if it would prevent their own starvation, most Ib, including many Humans, will eat Ib flesh when faced with extreme desperation. 
== Opportunistic Cannibalism ==
Opportunistic Cannibalism refers to unceremoniously Cannibalizing the carcasses of Ib that have already died of other causes when available. Goblins are notorious for their Opportunistic Cannibalism, and some Vermen will also eat their fallen brothers when the chance arises, but doing so comes with an increased risk of spreading disease. 
== Ritual Cannibalism ==
Ritual Cannibalism refers to engaging in Cannibalism as it related to traditional ceremonies or magical rituals. Agtaurs and Minotaurs both extensively engage in Ritual Cannibalism, though some would argue that Ritual Cannibalism is just Predatory Cannibalism with extra steps. 
== Terroristic Cannibalism ==
Terroristic Cannibalism refers to using Cannibalism as a means of striking terror into the hearts of foes. Orcs are known to engage in Terroristic Cannibalism when raiding in particularly ferocious warbands; as Cannibalism is viewed as an act of shame on both the Cannibalized and the Cannibalizer in Orc society, they are signaling that they have abandoned their own honor for the purpose of totally annihilating their honorless foes. 
== Predatory Cannibalism ==
Predatory Cannibalism refers to actively hunting other Ib as a food source. Wendigo and Gnolls in particular are infamous for their manhunting raids, and many Undead are required to consume the living to continue their own unholy existence.