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** There's also a variant wendigo that is created not by cannibalism, but by food hoarding. If a hoarder causes others to starve to death because of his greed and selfishness, he runs the risk of being wendigofied.
* The tamanous in ''[[Chill]]'' was a similar cannibalism-promoting Native American monster, which resembled a warrior's corpse partially covered in tar.
* Wendigos are adapted for ''[[Dungeons and& Dragons]]'' use in the Fiend Folio. In their version, they like to pick one person out any group that enters their territory and stalk them until they're jumping at shadows, and they can turn people into more wendigos by [[Ability Damage|draining their Wisdom points]].
* ''[[Pathfinder]]'' wendigos are directly inspired by the Algernon Blackwood version. [[Humanoid Abomination|They're as powerful as they're hideous]].
* In keeping with its [[Fantasy Kitchen Sink]] (and sci-fi kitchen sink, and horror kitchen sink...) ''[[Rifts]]'' has two types of wendigo: the "spirit" wendigo, wise supernatural hairy hominids friendly to the local [[Magical Native American]] tribes, and the wendigo demons who are truer to the original myths, if slightly underwhelming (it's a good thing they travel in packs, because a lone one wouldn't be much trouble for the average ''Rifts'' low-level PC group).
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