These slick-furred predators resemble a large-fanged capybara, with splay-fingered paws and a gaping mouth. Individually, they present little threat to even modestly skilled adventurers, but they lair in interconnecting burrows of small, low tunnels, disgorging in a squealing swarm when unfortunates disturb them. Their oily dark brown fur aids them in slithering through tight spaces. They have poor hearing and eyesight but an incredible sense of smell, digging in the dark like massive moles but always ready to pounce when prey is found. An adult wako stands 2 feet high and over 4 feet long, weighing 150 pounds.