The 'We <3 Alistair Club' gets busy in the kitchen

Tainted Muffins and Archdemon Cake

When you think of Dragon Age: Awakening, I’m pretty sure cookies do not come to mind.  Today on Greywardens.com, baking and Darkspawn collide to celebrate the upcoming expansion with an Archdemon cake, lamppost cookies and the most blighted muffins you have ever seen.

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Meet and greet with BioWare and EA

Dragon Age Awakening Press Event Review

It is incredible what publishers will do to promote their products these days. I remember the old days when I had to wait every month for the next issue of my favourite PC gaming magazine to get the latest updates, news and previews of upcoming titles. Back then the developers and publishers seemed unreachable to the “normal folk” like us. All you had was a little information in every issue–That was it.

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Dragon Age: Origins Art

Morrigan's Necklace

Not all Dragon Age art is the same, as Ashlee Owen would soon show you.  The theatre student is not only great with making costumes, she’s also resourceful when it comes to jewelry as well.

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Women love Dragon Age: Origins swag, too.

BioWare Store - No Love for the Ladies

The Bioware Store got an update yesterday and put more of those awesome Mass Effect sweatshirts back in stock, but there seems to be something missing.  If you’re a woman, you probably know what I’m talking about: ladies sizes.

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Zevran fans have a reason to be excited

The Crows Send Their Regards

Today’s featured artist is Julia, and she chatted with us about how she produces her artwork and overcomes the many challenges of being an artist.

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Gaider vs. The Community

Has David Gaider become BioWare's in-house Grey Warden?

Gaider vs. The Community

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We interview a freelance artist about her unique Dragon Age: Origins Fan Art

Some Choose Art to Express Their Dragon Age Appreciation

Earlier this week we took a look at how Dragon Age: Origins fans express themselves.  From writing reviews on Raptr to setting up fan clubs on Facebook, showing your appreciation for the game has never been easier or more enjoyable.  This week we turn our attention to a particular artist on the popular art website, DeviantArt.com.

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