Your dracaena was repotted into a decorative urn without drainage holes, with rocks at the bottom. Water pools there, rotting roots. Stems turning yellow and mushy are dead—cut them off below the rot.
Drill a drainage hole in the urn. In winter, set it on a decorative tray. Let the soil dry thoroughly between waterings. The main stems may recover if rot hasn't spread.
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