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Flemeth

Flemeth is a character in BioWare's Dragon Age franchise. She first appears in the 2009 novel The Stolen Throne as the Witch of the Wilds, a notorious sorceress who resides in the Korcari Wilds region within the Kingdom of Ferelden in the world of Thedas and provides conditional aid to the novel's main characters when they pass through her territory. Her…

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Reception

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Aliases
The Witch of the Wilds Asha'bellanar
Created by
David Gaider
First appearance
Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne (2009)
First game
Dragon Age: Origins (2009)
Home
Korcari Wilds, Ferelden
Voiced by
Kate Mulgrew

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Concept and design

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Reception

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Flemeth

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples122
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Flemeth

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related to Reception · 31
Flemeth → Abject Maternity, Andrei Dumitrescu, Anthropology, Arachnia, BioWare, Bride, Carol Pinchefsky, Chaotica, Comparative Research, Elisabeta Toma, Flemeth's, Hawkins, In, Inquisition, Journal, Monstrous-Feminine, MTV, Mulgrew, Mulgrew's, Queen
related to overview · 19
Flemeth → Antiva's Teleri Swamps, Asha'bellanar, Dalish, Dragon Age, Flemeth's, In, Korcari Wilds, Morrigan, Morrigan's, Origins, She, The Chasind, The Mother, The Silent Grove, Vengeance, Wilds, Witch, Within, Yavana
related to Analysis · 16
Flemeth → Control, Ctrl-Alt-Play, English, Essays, Eugen Hellström, Flemeth's, Game Informer, General American, In, Janine Hawkins, Karl Babij, Kimberley Wallace, Morrigan, Origins, Paste Magazine, Video Gaming
related to Appearances · 15
Flemeth → Blight, Dragon Age, Ferelden, Flemeth's, It, Korcari Wilds, Loghain, Maric, Origins, Penny Arcade, September, She, The Stolen Throne, Wilds, Witch
related to Concept and design · 11
Flemeth → Character, Darkspawn, David Gaider, Dragon Age, Dragon Age II, Flemeth's, Francis Lacuna, Gaider, He, Inquisition, Morrigan
related to Portrayal · 10
Flemeth → BioWare, Flemeth's, For Mulgrew, Having, In, Kate Mulgrew, Mulgrew, Origins, She, When
related to Promotion and merchandise · 6
Flemeth → August, BioWare, Dragon Age II, Flemeth's, Joe Menna, Mulgrew
is a · 5
Flemeth → character in BioWare's Dragon Age franchise, eponymous subject of many legends and superstitions which explain how she became the Witch of the Wilds, notable elderly female video game character with power and agency, personality who is full of rage, very distinctive older female video game character as she is
related to External links · 3
Flemeth → BioWare YouTube, Kate Mulgrew, Shade
Aliases · 1
Flemeth → The Witch of the Wilds Asha'bellanar

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dragon character age mulgrew game morrigan origins witch flemeth's video wilds first provides korcari stolen throne ii inquisition games 2009

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
FlemethAliasesThe Witch of the Wilds Asha'bellanar1.00infobox
FlemethCreated byDavid Gaider1.00infobox
FlemethFirst appearanceDragon Age: The Stolen Throne (2009)1.00infobox
FlemethFirst gameDragon Age: Origins (2009)1.00infobox
FlemethHomeKorcari Wilds, Ferelden1.00infobox
FlemethVoiced byKate Mulgrew1.00infobox
Flemethis acharacter in BioWare's Dragon Age franchise0.90text
Flemethis aeponymous subject of many legends and superstitions which explain how she became the Witch of the Wilds0.90text
Flemethis apersonality who is full of rage0.90text
Flemethis anotable elderly female video game character with power and agency0.90text
Flemethis avery distinctive older female video game character as she is0.90text
Flemethrelated to AnalysisIn0.60section

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