"That's what I'm personally interested in. "I love big, complicated, sometimes difficult, but always epic journeys as an actor," she says. However, there's something about the space opera that she holds dear to her heart. Wilton Regan is a lead in Dragon Age, and only a non-combat supporting character in Mass Effect.
You'd think then that the question would be open and shut. Related: Interview: Allegra Clark On Going From Dragon Age Livejournaler To Dragon Age Star The bigger your role is, just by virtue of the fact that you're around each other longer, the more you know people." 'Hey John, did your kid lose his tooth last night? Are you still waiting?' I like to see the same makeup artist five, six days in a row and be like, 'Did you end up making that banana bread or not?' I like the camaraderie and the rapport that you develop with people. I like to go into work every day and see the same members of the crew. And it's not because I have some horrendously huge ego. "Makes sense, right? That's the honest truth. "My preference as an actor is always to play a leading role," she says. Having first worked with BioWare in voicing the role of Samantha Traynor in Mass Effect 3, she returned to play the female Inquisitor in Dragon Age Inquisition, and much like BioWare's stories, choosing her favourite role is complicated.
Alix Wilton Regan knows how these stories are told better than most. Both are sprawling BioWare trilogies - though Dragon Age will become a quadrilogy in the near future and Mass Effect has Andromeda - both have a large cast of charismatic characters, and both tell very human stories, despite the fact that most people in them aren't actually humans. Dragon Age and Mass Effect are two sides of the same coin.
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