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| Steve Valentine | ... |
Alistair
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Peter Renaday | ... |
Duncan
(voice)
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| Kate Mulgrew | ... |
Flemeth
(voice)
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| Tim Curry | ... |
Arl Rendon Howe
(voice)
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| Corinne Kempa | ... |
Leliana
(voice)
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| Simon Templeman | ... |
Teyrn Loghain Mac Tir /
Caladrius /
Bann Ceorlic /
Emissary Pether /
Haven Guard /
Ostagar Tranquil /
Kennel Master /
Tranquil Proprietor
(voice)
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| Claudia Black | ... |
Morrigan
(voice)
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| Steve Blum | ... |
Oghren /
First Enchanter Irving /
Gorim
(voice)
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| Mark Hildreth | ... |
Sten /
Sergeant Kylon /
Emissary Fellhammer /
Wise Human Male /
Gossip /
Orzammar Royal Escort /
Proving Fan /
Disgruntled Patron /
Hooded Courier /
House Dace Mercenary /
Proving Guard /
Orzammar Lesser Noble
(voice)
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| Susan Boyd | ... |
Wynne /
Ostagar Revered Mother /
Fade Revered Mother /
Redcliffe Old Woman
(voice) (as Susan Boyd Joyce)
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| Jon Curry | ... |
Zevran Arainai /
Ser Landry /
Fort Drakon Captain
(voice)
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| Patrick J. Adams | ... |
Baizyl /
Orzammar Noble /
Blood Mage /
Circle Tower Templar /
Circle Tower Apprentice Mage
(voice)
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Jocelyn Ahlf | ... |
Mithra /
Ostagar Priest /
Ostagar Cleric /
Highever Servant
(voice)
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| Philip Anthony-Rodriguez | ... |
Disciple Havard /
Templar Dreamer /
Dust Town Beggar /
Fade Mage Instructor /
Proving Spectator /
Royal Palace Servant
(voice)
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Matthew Ashforde | ... |
Ser Gilmore /
Weylon /
Healer Veras /
Chantry Brother /
Denerim Estate Guard /
Miner /
Redcliffe Militiaman /
Franderel Servant /
Crimson Oars Mercenary
(voice)
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After 400 years since the last Blight, a new Archdemon seeks to destroy the land of Ferelden. It is up to the player - as one remaining legendary Grey Wardens - to unite the divided armies of Ferelden and save humanity.
Sometimes in the life of someone with a background of tabletop role-playing games such as D&D you look for those computer or console games that can somehow match up with what you imagine in your head whats going on when you roll the dice. Dragon age is That and then some! What is compelling about the game besides the excellent gaming mechanics and the interpersonal RPG banter between the characters and npcs, is the rich and full history they gave this world. You hear about histories and tales about places you don't even go too in the game but somehow their presence is felt as part of the worries and threats of certain characters. There are stores of information about groups civilizations cities nations empires that they only scratch the surface, hinting Dragon Age could become quite the chronicle of games with the wealth of information that could support it.