The Phoenicians started settling the [Iberian] peninsula only around 800 BC. At the time, it was a sparsely populated land of dense forests and open plains teeming with wild boars, deer, wolves, and bears. Among the many novelties the Phoenicians discovered, one small mammal caught their attention. It was similar to a furry, tailless Middle Eastern creature with round ears that they called a hyrax, except this version had long ears and long legs, and multiplied at an astonishing pace. The Phoenicians were evidently much impressed by these prolific little mammals. They named their new territory after them: I-shepan-ha, literally “land of the hyraxes.” Centuries later, the Romans Latinized this name to Hispania. And centuries after that, the name morphed into España. In other words, Spain’s names originally meant something like “land of the rabbits.”

Long story short: if you want to play a flirty character on Inquisition, be particularly careful with Blackwall because the game is rather quick to read your intentions as super serious, which means you can’t even flirt with anyone else. Not because he would disapprove, you literally can’t. It won’t even appear as a dialogue option.

Something tells me this came about due to what happened with Pandemonium Warden.

I legit have a lot of memories of kiting Kirin for like two actual real hours with my husband as the Kirin tank and me as his healer, while the raid took their sweet ass time killing the damn gods and other adds.

Echoing opheliona here, I’ve seen that screen since I started ffxi in october 2005. (Also, I wouldn’t really cite a wiki as a source)