After my artist completed that fan art of Brack with the poster-like background I kinda determined that his old model didn't really facially match the improvements my artist and I had made to Dragon anthros over the last year.

So I decided to re-commission all of Brack's expressions, gestures, and talking faces. I also took the opportunity to redo the rest of his lines as Brack was my first render and I made a lot of mistakes that this new render gave me an opportunity to correct. I'm probably going to do more edits and adjustments to other early characters (such as Arc) but since his design isn't changing it probably won't require anything quite as drastic.

 BodyxCount did a fantastic job here and I really like how she's been able to combine her look with the style of dragon anthro I try to do.

Anyway, hopefully you don't all consider re-posting a character I've already posted to be "cheating" but here's the newest version of Brack-Ray-Zen-Dak.

Short Bio:

Like so many other characters in the setting, Brack is a mercenary with a code. He hails from DrakkenGuard, the harsh volcanic home-world of the dragons and is a veteran of the recent technological war between that his people and an alliance between the Soldiens and Volterrans. The Dragons eventually lost the war when a number of formally independent races rallied to support their enemies, thus tipping the balance into impossible odds; the Dragons are now slowly rebuilding, though the loss of many of their colonies and much of their former technological edge has effected them greatly.

Brack has lived over a century now and participating in the losing side of an intergalactic war and witnessing the reprecussions firsthand has made him quite jaded towards politics, and the motivations of "short-life" races in general. Brack still cares enough about the people around him to keep his team alive, but finds himself increasingly distant from the public at large.

Brack journeyed to Korsun as a wanderer, another frontier world with weak authority and plenty of opportunity for mercenaries such as himself; As odd as it sounds, Brack is trying to find some purpose or reason for his endeavors and to try and make some sense of the events in his past, though as he has not found such purpose he continues to wander.