Voice a Villager in Dragon Age: Inquisition

Bioware have released a blog post asking for volunteers to voice either a villager or a Seneschal in the upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition.

All you have to do is go to the blog post, download one of the script pages and record away.  Then upload it to YouTube, tagging it #TakeYourPlaceDAI, and email the link (or simply email the <10MB voice file) to takeyourplace@BioWare.com by 25th March to be entered to win.  They will announce winners on 14th April.

If you win, you will be flown out (unless within driving distance) with two nights accommodation to record in a professional studio and officially become part of the world of Thedas.

This contest is only open to residents of Australia, Canada (excluding Quebec), New Zealand, United Kingdom and the United States.  One would assume that is because the recording studios are in Edmonton, Los Angeles or London - but might be more to do with accents.  They want people to use their normal speaking voice and we're pretty sure there were no Jamaicans in the previous Dragon Age games.