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David Gaider, longtime writer at BioWare, announced his departure today.

BioWare’s David Gaider departs after 17 years

David Gaider, longtime writer at BioWare, announced his departure today.
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David Gaider – member of BioWare since 1999 – announced his departure from BioWare via Twitter today: 

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Aaryn Flynn, general manager of BioWare, tweeted this in response:

For fans of BioWare’s Dragon Age series and Knights of the Old Republic, this is a sad day. Gaider was responsible for many fan favorite characters — including HK-47, Alistair, Morrigan, and Fenris. Not only that, but he also played a major role during the creation of Neverwinter Nights and Baldur’s Gate.

Dragon Age, however, was Gaider’s main focus, as he was a major factor in the plot and creation of the series. He also wrote various tie-in novels and comics for the franchise, such as Dragon Age: Asunder and Dragon Age: The Silent Grove. And in case you didn’t know, Gaider is responsible for Dorian from Dragon Age: Inquisition — arguably the best character in the game. 

We should hope that whoever replaces David Gaider will do just as good a job as he did for the past 17 years.


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