Dragon Age creator shares unique casting story for iconic character Morrigan

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David Gaider, the writer behind the first three Dragon Age games, shared how Claudia Black was cast as Morrigan. Initially, the team sought a Middle Eastern actress, but after Shoreh Aghdashloo dropped out, they were left without a voice for the character. Gaider revealed that Black's audition included a unique rendition of "Baby Got Back." Despite initial resistance from higher-ups, the team embraced her performance, which they found compelling. Gaider noted that Black's voice added depth to Morrigan's character. Claudia Black recently reprised her role as Morrigan in Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Although she is not a companion in this installment, her character remains a fan favorite.


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