Musk Mongrels are medium-sized aquatic mammals native to the swamplands and mangroves of Veargreum. With long bodies and short, stout legs ending in webbed toes, they are perfectly adapted for swimming. These sociable creatures are typically found in packs of 6-12, spending their time playfully frolicking in the water or hunting for food. Their diet consists of a mix of fish and other swamp creatures like Promethean Deer.

The most unique feature of the Musk Mongrels is their symbiotic relationship with an insect known as the Spine Scarab. These parasitic bugs latch onto the backs of the mongrels at a young age, linking their nervous systems and sharing nutrients. This symbiosis results in the mongrels growing smaller than usual, but it grants them the extraordinary ability to fly.

Natives of the swamp frequently domesticate these friendly creatures, using them for hunting and as household pets. The Musk Mongrels' playful nature, coupled with their unique abilities, make them invaluable companions in the swamplands of Veargreum.