This gentle giant, a humanoid dragon, reaches deep. The result of a pairing between a human and a dragon (who’d have thought?), Gage borrows features from both – with a smooth human tip, a shaft with a ridged belly, and - should you pass those obstacles - a subtle, but still substantial knot as the finale..

This boy is deliberately slimmer than some of his counterparts, including his knot – made up for with extra length. You may notice that the bulb at his base is not substantially thicker than his shaft, compared to Rutt’s – but Gage transitions from a deep, slim shaft to a wider knot, making the arrival of the dragon’s bulb quite noticeable. His shaft’s neck then slims behind the knot, letting you really lock him in deep once he’s buried.