Orin the Red is one of the most memorable and iconic parts of Baldur's Gate 3, a compelling villain performed in exquisite fashion by Maggie Robertson. Even though she found the shapeshifting antagonist fun, Robertson wouldn’t have minded stepping into another pair of shoes in Larian's threequel, or rather, a pair of small furry feet. In addition to voice acting, Baranova served as a performance director, making her a pivotal part of the development team. Robertson jokes her "truest wish" is to simply "play a squirrel." A dog would also suffice. Really, anything that’s funny and involves frolicking, from the sounds of it. In the Forgotten Realms, all things are possible, and as much would definitely be a contrast to the voice actor's time voicing the intense and villainous Orin. "She is lovingly bats***": Baldur's Gate 3 Orin actor says the antagonist provided her with some of the weirdest lines of dialogue she's ever had to record Baldur's Gate 3 Shadowheart actor says "I really like doing morally questionable things in video games" as a performer, but Dark Urge is too challenging as a player: "I'm trying so hard to be evil" Baldur's Gate 3 Shadowheart actor "didn't want" to record 1 of the RPG's most iconic lines at first "because I'm avoidant," but "just like God's favorite princess, I did it in my own time" Corinna isn't the only squirrel dotted about the expansive RPG. They've a friend, Spar, and then there's a third, Timber. Chatting to any of them with the Speaking With Animals spell opens up some short, sweet, and humorous dialog, just the kind of interactions you’d expect from woodland critters. Smaller roles in stature and amount of lines they may be, there's definitely a flex in saying you're one of the squirrels in Baldur's Gate 3. They're universally loved, charming, and a distinctive role to have on your filmography. Now that she’s done Lady Dimitrescu and Orin the Red, it's time for Robertson to take on a forest animal. After what she's done so far, she deserves it. Baldur's Gate 3 villain Orin the Red is psychotic because she's a "sweet little thing" who was "never taught how to love," says her voice actor: "The only thing she knows is violence."