Path of the Cannibal

Path of the Cannibal
While not evil per say, your acts of consumption would be shunned by most. To adventure as a Cannibal, you have learned to hide your customs from commoners, but partake openly in front of enemies and trusted allies.

Mouth of the Cannibal
When this path is chosen at 3rd level you can perform a bite attack that deals 1D4+ strength modifier of piercing damage if used on a being with flesh and blood you regain hit points equal to half the damage dealt. The damage of the bite attack increases to 1D6 at 6th level, 1D8 at 10th level.

All Consuming Rage
Starting at 3rd level, during rage, when you reduce a hostile opponent to 0 hit points, you gain temporary hit points equal your Constitution modifier + your barbarian level (minimum of 1).

Biting Rebuke
At 6th level, while in rage you can make a bite attack as a reaction when struck in melee by an opponent. On a hit the opponent must succeed on a wisdom save DC 8+ strength modifier+ proficiency or be frightened, they may reroll the save at the beginning of each their turns to overcome the frightened condition.

Heart of Enemies
Beginning at 10th level, by consuming a heart of a humanoid you have participated in slaying within the past hour, you regain your full hit points as if finishing a long rest. You must finish a long rest to regain use of this feature.

Man Eating Rampage
At 14th level, when you enter rage you can now use your bite attack as a bonus action, additionally if you make 3 bite attacks in a turn you can enter a man eating rampage while in this state your bite attacks deal double the normal damage you may use this once per rage and it lasts for a number of rounds equal to your proficiency bonus. Each round that man eating rampage is active at the end of your turn you must make a wisdom saving throw DC 10 or half the damage dealt by your bites for that turn whichever is higher, if you fail on your next turn you will use your action to attack the nearest source of flesh. (the DM decides if there is more than one nearby)