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 of the remaining Grey Wardens - to unite the divided armies of Ferelden and save humanity.
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| Steve Valentine | ... | Alistair (voice) | |
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Peter Renaday | ... | Duncan (voice) |
| Kate Mulgrew | ... | Flemeth (voice) | |
| Tim Curry | ... | Arl Rendon Howe (voice) | |
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Corinne Kempa | ... | Leliana (voice) |
| Simon Templeman | ... | Teyrn Loghain Mac Tir / Caladrius / Bann Ceorlic / Emissary Pether / Haven Guard / Ostagar Tranquil / Kennel Master / Tranquil Proprietor (voice) | |
| Claudia Black | ... | Morrigan (voice) | |
| Steve Blum | ... | Oghren / First Enchanter Irving / Gorim (voice) | |
| 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) | |
| Susan Boyd | ... | Wynne / Ostagar Revered Mother / Fade Revered Mother / Redcliffe Old Woman (voice) (as Susan Boyd Joyce) | |
| Jon Curry | ... | Zevran Arainai / Ser Landry / Fort Drakon Captain (voice) | |
| 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) |
| 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 of the remaining Grey Wardens - to unite the divided armies of Ferelden and save humanity.
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Player: Can you teach me to be a bard?
Leliana: Hmm... There's an idea. I've watched you and I do think you'd find some of my skills quite easy to pick up. Let's just go over there, away from the others. For safety, yes? I expect there shall be daggers flying about willy-nilly for a time.
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On the map of Ferelden just south of where you first meet Morrigan, it shows an area named "Uncharted Territories". This is a nod to Steve Valentine and Claudia Black, who voice Alistair and Morrigan in Dragon Age and were contracted to voice Harry Flynn and Cloe Frazer in the game "Uncharted 2". Claudia also starred in the show "Farscape" where they were often in the "Uncharted Territories". See more »Quotes
Leliana: Yes...? Something you need?Player: Can you teach me to be a bard?
Leliana: Hmm... There's an idea. I've watched you and I do think you'd find some of my skills quite easy to pick up. Let's just go over there, away from the others. For safety, yes? I expect there shall be daggers flying about willy-nilly for a time.
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