Steelcan wrote...
And idk about you, but pissing off a powerful apostate (possibly even a blood mage) with friends in the City Guard and who works directly for the Viscount is not a plan with a long term benefits.
There's a trope for that.
At any rate, I think if you're in an interracial relationship it should be acknowledged... even if it's a one-off line about how it doesn't change your feelings for that person. It doesn't have to be something huge that'll take away from one's enjoyment of the romance; as I said before, I always liked Alistair's fretful "I was worried you'd think I was too tall" comment to dwarf PCs. Even Gamlen's inappropriate (inappropriate IRL, I mean... obviously it was true to his character, lol) comment to m!Hawke romancing Fenris: "So... you're into
elves, huh? Guess I don't have to ask which one of you's the
girl..." It's all about context.
But what I can't understand is why some people would rather have, say, four love interests... and have one or two or ALL of them say, "I just don't
do dwarves." Why not make an NPC who says that? Why does it have to be a romanceable character, one of approximately four people in the entire WORLD
who might be interested in your PC, who turns around and says... "NOPE, you have pointy ears, gtfo."