Dragonkin: The Banished Unleashes the Tracker Class and Major Updates on September 16
Published on: 9/15/2025
The fantasy action RPG Dragonkin: The Banished is about to receive a seismic shake-up with the release of its highly anticipated Tracker update, launching September 16, 2025. Developed by EKO Software and currently in Early Access on PC, the game is evolving rapidly toward its 1.0 release—and this new content drop is its most ambitious yet.
Check out the newest trailer here.
Enter the Tracker: Qara Tani Joins the Fight
The headline feature of the update is the introduction of a brand-new playable class: the Tracker. Known as Qara Tani, this deadly warrior blends precision ranged attacks with agile close-quarters combat. Her skillset is built around toxic damage and strategic mark-based mechanics that reward tactical play.
Key abilities include:
• Dance of Daggers: A flurry of toxic blades unleashed in all directions while moving.
• Noxious Star: A ricocheting projectile that spreads poison across the battlefield.
• Innate Targeting Ability: Marks enemies with each hit, then unleashes a lethal burst that consumes all marks for massive damage. Energy is refunded for each kill or max-marked target.
With 17 unique skills at launch, Qara Tani offers a deep and versatile toolkit for players who enjoy experimentation and hybrid combat styles.
Beyond the Tracker: A World Expands
The update doesn’t stop at a new class. Players will also gain access to the volcanic region of Erde-Nor, a hostile new zone teeming with fresh enemies and environmental hazards. This fiery landscape adds a layer of challenge and visual intensity to the game’s already rich medieval fantasy world.
Other notable additions include:
• Expanded endgame mechanics: More systems for high-level players to test their builds and strategies.
• New skills for existing characters: Enhancing replayability and build diversity.
• Quality-of-life improvements: Based on community feedback, these tweaks aim to smooth out rough edges and improve overall gameplay flow.
A Turning Point for Early Access
While Dragonkin: The Banished has received mixed reviews during its Early Access phase, many players have praised its grid-based ability system and striking visuals. The Tracker update marks a clear effort by EKO Software to address content gaps and deepen the game’s strategic appeal.
With this update, Dragonkin: The Banished is not just adding a new class—it’s redefining its core experience. Whether you're a returning player or a newcomer drawn by the promise of tactical combat and rich lore, September 16 is shaping up to be a pivotal moment in the game’s journey.
