Dragon Age: Redemption
- Felicia Day - Tallis
- Adam Rayner - Cairn
- Doug Jones - Saarebas
- Marcia Battise - Nyree
- Masam Holden - Josmael
Dragon Age: Redemption is a 2011 published a six-part web series based on the computer role-playing game Dragon Age 2 the Canadian developer BioWare. It was produced by BioWare in collaboration with the actress Felicia Day ( The Guild ) and published on 10 October to 17 November 2011. 2012 was followed by the release on DVD.
Action
The action takes place in the surroundings of Kirkwall, parallel to the events of the computer game Dragon Age 2 main character is the elf Tallis, who works as assassin for the Qunari. She gets the job down a rogue Qunari mage, the Saarebas capture. But the church was able to escape from their prison of Saarebas, sends the Templar Cairn from his persecution. Together with the elf healer Josmael and the Reaver mercenary Nyree they pursue the Qunari mage to the ash mountain, an elven ruin, where he summon with the help of the Golden Mask of Fen'Harel and a blood magic ritual demons from the magical level (" Fade" ) and wants to destroy Kirkwall.
Production
In February 2011, game developer BioWare announced the production of Dragon Age: Redemption on in collaboration with Felicia Day. The first episode was released together with the extension Download The Sign of the Assassin for Dragon Age 2. The series was released on 14 February 2012 as a DVD in the English-speaking world.
Reception
" That said, this six -part web series will probably only appeal to hardcore fantasy lovers and fans of the popular EA game, specifically Mark of the Assassin. For lovers of this fantasy epic, Dragon Age: Redemption is probably going to be a fun little treat, punctuated by Felicia Day's inherent cuteness ".
"This six-part web series will probably only appeal to hardcore fantasy lovers and fans of the popular EA computer game, especially the character of the assassin. For lovers of this fantasy epic ' should Dragon Age: Redemption probably be a little more entertaining tidbits, crowned by Felicia Days natural stimuli ".