Dragon Age Redemption, the official live action web series by Felicia Day and friends, hits the halfway mark today with a release of the third of six episodes. In this installment, she's stabbing a guy who wants to help out. Pretty good episode, and, so far, my preferred way to get live-action interpretations of video …
The second installment of Felicia Day's Dragon Age: Redemption six-episode web series is live. I missed the first, but this one's solid. Fun characters. Reverent to the video game lore without being embarrassing.
While the production values are fine, the acting solid, and the writing passable, the first episode of Felicia Day's Dragon Age: Redemption web series still feels like a bunch of friends spending the weekend in the woods role-playing.
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Felicia Day, star of the Internet series The Guild, will also be the star of Dragon Age: Redemption a web spin-off to the dark fantasy Dragon Age series that will debut this summer.
Felicia Day runs, tumbles, and generally kicks ass in the trailer for the episodic live-action Dragon Age II tie-in Dragon Age: Redemption, as seen on last night's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
