Part of DAZ's popular DragonWorld theme, the Dragon-of-Burden is an immensely powerful addition to your farm, homestead, or marketplace! Intelligent, reliabel, and oh-so-powerful... Sure, the winged dragons and wyverns may get all the glamour, but THIS guy actually does the heavy lifting around DragonWorld! Here he comes, reporting for work...

He's playful and responsive to your commands! (Sometimes he's a little stubborn and hard to get moving on a Monday morning, but hey, aren't we all...)

Of course, if DragonWorld per se is not your thing, you ca use him as an alien animal on a distant planet in your Sci-Fi renders...

But if you want him in DragonWorld, put him to work. Soon, he will be joined by an Accessory Pack, so that he has the right tools for the job... such as, delivering a few kegs to the local tavern...

... or taking your farm produce to the market. You don't have to worry about him, for all his size and appearance, he's gentle with children...

in fact, he keeps the whole DragonWorld economy running, on his broad, armoured back....

On sale as part of this week's DragonWorld launch, get him at a reduced price until February 2nd! (Accessory Pack coming soon - a variety of props, only some of which are depicted here! I will alert you via a new thread here) Cheers!

That's a really cool beast! (Thanks Colin!)

That is one impressive animal. I love the accessories, it makes him indeed very usefull.

Thanks! I should have mentioned that the promo images feature several of Faveral's products - the Castle Creation Kit (a DAZ Original), as well as his Medieval City and upcoming Medieval MarketPlace sets! (the top 2 images feature older 'castle' products, available here...) My Accessory Pack will include (at the very least) the yoke and 2 carts (2-wheeled, and steerable 4-wheeled) seen here, as well as some other goodies I haven't unveiled yet! Cheers!

He looks like a perfectly fine (if fictional) dinosaur, but why are you calling him a dragon??? There are plenty of good storylines where humans and dinosaurs interact (Dinotopia is recent, but we could go back to AA Merritt, or even to Jules Verne for inspiration.) Dinosaurs have their own mystique and power. Carolly

Cool figure! Love that head!

Carolly, he's called a Dragon-of-Burden because the theme at DAZ is DRAGON-World! But I'll be back to my beloved prehistoric creatures very soon... Cheers! PS: Thanks, Jeff!