Question: Why do people refer to Dredge as "he"?

There's literally skin where that is exactly the case cause the entity legit fused them together.

Nothing anymore, as its achievemts were removed together with the DLC when BHVR lost the Stranger Things license last year.

Demodoggo too used to be refered to as "it" though ^^

was that supposed to be an insult?

thanks for being an ally and calling out a dumbass.

Also, based on the entity's track record with bringing multiple creatures into the realm at once, they're probably all sharing a body anyway.

Twins - already conjoined.

Clown - Maurice got maimed and kind of became part of the realm and by extension the entity.

Dredge -a bunch of corpses welded together.

Legion - ?

Because most people don't obsess over pronouns.

Well, to answer your question... in some languages there's not an "it", as an example, in Spanish the neutral gender is male and I assume in many cultures and languages the same thing happens... even though in spanish is "La draga" which is female, I assume in other languages the articule you use to talk about Dredge is male.

Because The Dredge doesnt have legs so it must be masculine, femenine original Killers must go barefoot and you cant go barefoot if you have no legs, hence for original Killers shoes/no-legs = male, barefoot = female.

P.D. Wraith isnt barefoot for he is covered in mud, the fine cape of mud on his feet is a de facto pair of shoes so he is a male.

In Spanish there arent neutral articles because every word is gendered, objects can be genderless for example "the apple" but the noun itself is gendered "LA manzana" same goes for masculine gendered nouns of stuff that doesnt have gender at all, "the melon"/"EL melon" so while objects dont have gender in the way living things have, the nouns used to name them are gendered, it sounds weird, especially for english speakers but its the way it is.