Worg

Despite their higher intelligence and evil traits, most worgs tended to act, for the most part, like tyipcal wolves.
* often hunted in packs - hunting large, herbivorous animals, splitting off the young, sick, or weak when possible
* sometimes solitary creatures - Lone worgs tend to hunt smaller animals

Unlike typical wolves, worgs are not afraid to take humanoids, especially when other food sources have been exhausted.

They have been known to stalk humanoid prey for a number of hours or even days. Then will choose the best of time of day and terrain for their attack. When they do, the worg employed hit-and-run tactics to exhaust a victim - until finally the whole pack goes in for the kill. If they outnumbered a victim or were especially impatient, they might try to corner the prey, then attack.

They attack mainly with their teeth. Like a wolf, they can bite their prey and try to pull them down to the ground. Their large paws are used to hold prey in place - digging claws into flesh. They also have the benefit of stealth, keen senses, and the ability to track prey by scent alone.

Their horrific growl has been known to instill terror in any creature close by.

Worg fangs are a valuable alchemical item. When calcinated they are reduced to ashes of worg fangs, which, in turn, was mixed with certain types of salts, to make certain elixirs - like bloodlust.

Worg cans speak in their own language and Goblin, and a few learn to speak Common or Dragonic as well.