*Disclaimer: The Larger Chunk of Pop culture reference to the W*ndigo DOES NOT contain the Spiritual and moral implications embedded within the traditions of the Algonquian-speaking First Nations. To my understanding, the W*digo is meant to be an evil spirit or manifestation of greed and isolationism within humanity. An entity meant to enforce the moral value of community and stave off gluttony as well as the taboo of cannibalism. As this video is more about D&D monsters from the book and less about the lore please Check out the links below before incorporating them into your game. D&D can be a wonderful storytelling medium but as such Social and Cultural implications should be thought about when writing any campaign including specific Myth and lore.
For more information on including W*ndigoes into your Story check out:
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For more information on the origins of the Wendigo and its Meaning check out facingtoday.fa...
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