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D&D Game Warlock Reveals Tasha, Played by Resident Evil's Lady Dimitrescu Actress

Summary

On August 26, the official account of the Dungeons & Dragons adaptation Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons unveiled a new character: Tasha, a powerful ancient witch queen who serves as the patron of the protagonist Kaatri. Appearing as a benevolent fairy godmother, warm, charming, and noble, Tasha hides a sharp and dangerous edge beneath her smile. The character is portrayed and motion-captured by actress Maggie Robertson, known for her roles as Lady Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village (affectionately nicknamed "Lady B" by fans) and Orin in Baldur's Gate 3. Tasha is a classic D&D figure, familiar to players through spells like Tasha's Hideous Laughter. The reveal also encourages players to wishlist the game on Steam. Developed by Wizards of the Coast and its studio Invoke, Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons is shaping up to be a story-driven experience with impressive character performance. This announcement highlights the game's commitment to rich character acting and high production values, generating excitement among fans of Robertson and D&D enthusiasts alike. With no release date yet, the steady unveiling of characters suggests the project is progressing well. For those who loved the "tall vampire lady" from Resident Evil and D&D lore, this new "mother" looks set to be another unforgettable presence.

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