#go to queue

"We really shouldn't do this."

"Perhaps."

"No really. Last time didn't work out so well for me."

Brain keeps flipping from it being flirty to being funny like two people are lactose intolerant but sharing a milkshake or competing to see who can eat the most ice cream.

How does your brain read it? Do you have any ships you think it would work for?

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Transitioning from "Perhaps" to something so defensive makes me feel like character A is being pressured. Or that character B is someone high status that character A wants to impress. Since we've been talking Dragon Age: Inquisition...

"We really shouldn't do this." Dorian's staff was loose in his hand. Fear sweat made it slip against his palm. He tightened his grip.

"Perhaps." As usual, if Solas's face was carved in marble, it would have more of an expression.

"No really. Last time didn't work out so well for me." The screaming. The fires. The bodies. The Inquisitor's "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed" face.

"Knowledge comes at a cost," observed Solace neutrally. "Experimentation paves the road to all great spellwork."

And what was one life to stand in the way of greatness? Or a building, if it went very wrong. Worst case scenario, a small town. Dorian gripped his staff.

Mine would have to be Skyhold just because all our friends are there and it's home. My spouse and I have played all the romances in Inquisition and I love them all sooooo very much that I couldn't choose a favorite and I just wish you could romance every last one of them at the same time.

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Skyhold is the best! I think my favorite location is probably The Fade because vibes. But since you can't really just wander around there whenever you please, probably the Storm Coast. I like an oceanic background to my fights. 🌊

As far as romances, I also don't have a True Love in DA:I. I usually just wind up romancing whoever makes the most sense for my character type in the play-through. But if we're talking Dragon Age overall, I'm team Fenris. I've romanced Isabela once or twice in DA:2 and literally no one else. Show me a wounded moral absolutist in a video game who can be romanced into more nuanced life choices and I will show you my love interest.

Plus: tatoos...shiny...

Do you think hobbits would be able to use their toes like that or possibly have more rigid feet since they are very tough?

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Interesting question! I do think a hobbit foot would be slightly less dexterous than a big person's foot. They have to be as calloused as a dog's paw, and that has to come at something of a cost in finesse.

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