Violinist Lindsey Stirling dons a bow of fire and battles a dragon with a string intstrument in an epic track that’s worthy of inclusion on the Dragon Age: Inquisition game soundtrack (though we don’t know if it is). Video by Everdream.

In Dragon Age: Inquisition, you alone have the power to seal the demonic gateways that have sprung up all over Thedas. Sadly, you’ll have to trudge through the worst gateway of them all before your journey even begins.

YouTuber Pelaajaboard captured 30 minutes of pre-alpha gameplay of Dragon Age: Inquisition, which seems to put an emphasis on exploration and player choice. It will be released for the PC, PS3/4 and Xbox 360/One in 2014.

IGN got to play Dragon Age 2 for the PC – the lucky bastards. The game looks a lot better in the video. We also see the new Mass Effect-like dialog options as well as a glimpse at the skill tree.

Each copy of Dead Space 2 will include an unlock code for the Ser Isaac of Clarke armor set, which you can use in another EA game, Dragon Age 2. We’d rather have Isaac’s weapons though.

Learn more about Dragon Age 2‘s story and the way in which it will be told in BioWare’s latest dev diary. Unfortunately our character will still be either bad or good. Can’t we have a middle ground?

The latest trailer for Dragon Age II sheds more light on new protagonist Hawke using in-game graphics. It’s still a little early to be sure, but the sequel does seem to be darker and gorier.

Bioware’s way of thanking loyal fans. It includes codes for an extra playable character, extra missions and weapons plus the soundtrack, for no extra charge. Pre-order until Jan. 11, 2011 only.

If you’re interested in becoming a Warden but have yet to buy the games, you’d be a fool to pass up this deal. The Ultimate Edition includes the first two games plus all 7 DLC, worth $114 in total.

Now available: Dragon Age: Origins: Awakening gets a relatively short but sweet launch trailer; the expansion raises the level cap and also includes new spells, items, and abilities.

We’re up to our Dalish ears in Dragon Age: Awakening videos, but this Justice trailer introduces a Fade entity trapped in a dead Grey Warden’s body; translation: zombie FTW!

Even Morrigan would disapprove of the $40 for Dragon Age’s expansion, Awakenings, but admit it: the Darkspawn taint has been calling all of us; it’ll run 15 hours and is due out 3/16/10.

This Sacred Ashes trailer for Dragon Age: Origins may be cinematic, but we enjoyed the tag-team, LOTR-style combat and face time with a dragon; note to self: do NOT piss off the ladies.

Filled with lush visuals, this Creating a Living World video for Dragon Age: Origins explores the game’s universe–we were most surprised by the Dwarves, which are Aztec-inspired.

Although most of Dragon Age: Origin’s previous trailers have used heavy metal, this Music featurette gives us a peek at a far more epic, sweeping score a-la Lord of the Rings.

We’re all aware of Dragon Age’s bloodiness, but the dwarves seem particularly well-suited to maximizing sanguinity at every swing of the axe: it’s always a good day to bleed.

After their Sex & Violence trailer and now this cinematic E3 trailer, it’s becoming clear that BioWare is positioning Dragon Age: Origins as the RPG of choices for badasses everywhere.

One thing we love about Adam Savage is how he shares work from others, and not just his own creations. Here, he shows off a charming dragon puppet he commissioned from artist Katherine Winslade. Despite being assembled from simple foam, plastic, and paints, it has a tremendous amount of personality and expressiveness.

It’s been a while since we saw Danny Glover in a movie, and he chose a hell of a comeback. Age of the Dragons is a re-telling of Moby Dick, except there are dragons instead of whales. AWE. SOME.

Fans of Dungeons & Dragons will love this boxed set of postcards featuring images from the vast catalog of D&D art. There are 50 different designs from various editions of the classic RPG. Each image is repeated twice so you can frame half of them, and mail the other half to your friends.

Glass artist James Mongrain and a team of assistants demonstrate the painstaking process of turning a molten blob of glass into an intricately scaled dragon in this 1-hour video from the Corning Museum of Glass. It’s also the most soothing thing you’ll watch today.

US Route 129 aka “Tail of the Dragon” is one of America’s greatest and most daunting roads. With 318 curves over its 11 miles, it’s claimed more than a few vehicles and lives. CGP Grey took his dad’s Tesla there to see how the car’s “self-driving” beta handled the twisty and turny road. Uncut drive footage here.

Spidermind Games developed an innovative production process to create some of the coolest-looking dice we’ve ever seen. Each one features a colorful marbled dragon’s eye agate stone encased a crystal-clear resin shell. Each set of nine dice includes a colored dragon egg for storage, along with a felt dice bag.