The Amarok is a lupine humanoid that forms packs and hunts wide ranges of wilderness areas. It speaks its own language of barks, growls, yaps, and howls. An amarok’s attitude mirrors that of wolves and is often rather aggressive towards other races. An amarok is substantially larger than a human, reaching a height of 7 to 8 feet when fully upright and a weight of about 300 pounds. It can have a wide variety of coat colors and patterns consisting of brown, black, gray, and white tones. Amaroki are often called “wolfen” by other races.

The amarok is an active predator, operating equally in day or night but generally preferring night. It hunts effectively in packs, flanking and surrounding prey.