
David Gaider, the legendary narrative designer and writer behind the first three Dragon Age games, has revealed how Claudia Black became the voice of Morrigan - and it's probably not how you think she got the role.
Speaking in a new thread online following BioWare's release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, Gaider looks back at the iconic series' history and its beloved characters. When developers were envisioning Morrigan, the shapeshifting Witch of the Wilds, Gaider says she started "as a bit of Morgan le Fey (hence the Dark Ritual) mixed with Delirium from Sandman." This idea of her eventually morphed into one "more cynical, wanting to connect but unable to."