The voice of Lady D and Orin the Red will be back for the next D&D videogame
Maggie Robertson and Tricia Helfer join the cast of Warlock, an upcoming D&D action-adventure game with a gameplay reveal set for Gamescom 2026.
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Actor Maggie Robertson has joined the cast of Warlock, an upcoming Dungeons & Dragons video game currently in development at Invoke, an internal studio under Wizards of the Coast. The casting announcement was revealed during the Dungeons & Dragons keynote address at Gen Con.
Robertson, best known for her roles as Lady Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village and the shapeshifting villain Orin the Red in Baldur's Gate 3, will portray the witch Tasha. In Dungeons & Dragons lore, Tasha is famously recognized as the namesake behind the spell "Tasha's Hideous Laughter." Within the game's narrative, Tasha is an archfey who acts as the protagonist's supernatural benefactor, granting powers to the player character through a magical pact.
Voice Talent Leads Warlock Cast
Robertson joins actor Tricia Helfer, who has been confirmed to voice the game's protagonist. Helfer brings extensive voice-acting experience to the project, having previously played major video game roles including EDI in the Mass Effect series, Sarah Kerrigan in StarCraft 2, and Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat X.
Warlock is being developed by Invoke as a third-person action-adventure title, representing part of Wizards of the Coast's strategy to build out video games internally around its core tabletop properties.
First Gameplay Scheduled for Gamescom
While additional narrative and gameplay details from the Gen Con keynote remain limited, fans will not have to wait long to see the title in motion. The first gameplay footage for Warlock is scheduled to premiere at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, which runs from August 26 through August 30, 2026.
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