Brindle is a recessive, uncommon marking that presents as soft, somewhat mottled, or textured stripes. The stripes can be scattered just a little bit across an area the size of a third of the dracovix's body, but otherwise should be clumped together. The stripes must be vertical in proportion to the spine. The stripes can lightly blur together as long as it's still clear there are vague stripes.

Brindle should use soft edges, mottled edges, textured edges, or a mixture of any of these edges.