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Playing The Monstrous Feminine: Maggie Robertson on Warlock, and why Shakespeare "is great for games"

Maggie Robertson's portrayals of monstrous, "complex" women aren't stopping any time soon. The Resident Evil Village and Baldur's Gate 3 actor was revealed to have a starring role in Warlock, Invoke Studios' upcoming D&D action-adventure game. Her role? A powerful, "dangerous" witch named Tasha. If you're not an avid t...

Maggie Robertson's portrayals of monstrous, "complex" women aren't stopping any time soon. The Resident Evil Village and Baldur's Gate 3 actor was revealed to have a starring role in Warlock, Invoke Studios' upcoming D&D action-adventure game. Her role? A powerful, "dangerous" witch named Tasha. If you're not an avid tabletop gamer, this might be your [...]

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