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[karushna5]

I think eventually I will romance everyone but Cullen and probably Blackwall. Cullen is hard to disassociate from Origins for me, and he will always be that guy who went on a killing spree, which is weird because until I did that playthrough Cullen was fairly off my radar and I was looking forward to how his story would Culminate. And Blackwall is mostly due to not liking to play straight women and thinking Solas sounds more interesting than him if I am only able to do 1 before going on youtube..

[Bioblitzer]

My avatar says it all

[Longshot]

Cassandra for my first play through. I'll probably have my Inquisitor as an Archer so she can do her thing with sword and shield. Gotta love a strong, no bullshit, take action kind of woman. For my second play through, I'll most likely go as a female elf warrior, and romance Sera. I'll probably end up doing all the romances at some point, cause I love to see how each romance plays out and how it might affect the overall story.

[-TC1989-]

Initially seeing the characters I was kind of torn between Cassandra and Vivienne. Well now that it's been cleared up about who is on the market and stuff..... I guess my choice is pretty obvious now.

[s-jay2676]

Probably none. If I'll ever do a second playthrough then perhaps I'll also try a romance path.

[Lady Mutare]

The Iron Bull, Then Blackwall, then the others in no particular order depending on how the game unfolds.

[Vanth]

No-one for me. There is a world to save. No time for that nonsense.

[Todd23]

My main and first Inquisitor (a male) here's my choices in order of when I fixated on them during development:
Leliana
Cole
Sera
... I'd give up on romancing if it wasn't one of the reasons I play Dragon Age.
Is Harding an option?

[Deanna]

My original choice was Cullen but since Iron Bull has been confirmed I think I'm gonna go with him...romancing a Qunari should be...interesting

[Voidwalker]

I'm not sure who I'm going to romance on my first playthrough.  It all depends on what I feel like when I get to the character customization.  I have two characters planned.  Either one could be my first character.  There's a female Qunari mage and a female Elven mage.

 

If I create a Qunari first, she'll romance Josephine.  If I create an elf first, she'll romance Sera.

 

Either way I plan on going through and romancing all characters eventually.  There's no particular order to them after Sera and Josie, it all depends on what character I feel like making. (I have this planned out).  I'm really looking forward to all the options there are in game.

[Deanna]

Dragon Age is a cold lonely world without someone to temper the sting of loneliness

[Deanna]

Dragon Age is a cold lonely world without someone to temper the sting of loneliness

[Battlebloodmage]

Dragon Age is a cold lonely world without someone to temper the sting of loneliness

Isn't that why they give you a warm glowing hand in the beginning?

[enson8502]

To answer the original question : my female pro-mage mage will try to win Cullen's heart!

[Legion 2.5]

Characters I plan on starting.  

 

Male Human Warrior-Cassandra

Female Elf Mage/Warrior-Sera and another one for Cullen, Iron Bull and Solas

Female Human Mage with Iron Bull

Male Elf Mage with Josephine

Female Human Rogue with Josephine

Female Qunari Mage with Iron Bull

Male Qunari Mage with Josephine

Female Human Warrior with Blackwall

 

That's about it for now.  Haven't figured out one for Dorian or the Dwarves, don't really like playing as them

[KezzieZ]

Probably either Iron Bull or Blackwall the first time through. I may just try most of the romances later, but I'll probably see about that once I can get to know the characters and don't have to consider off of tidbits of info and speculation.

[nytiger73]

That'd be cool if I could romance Morrigan again.

[trying_touch]

All of them! I plan on playing only DAI for the next year.

[Lollermancer]

Possibly Josie, most likely no one, unless secret romance!? 

The straight male romance options are bad. The overly masculinized Cass, and Josie looks...funny. Srsly Bioware bumbled her face. 
It seems they are almost catering to the social justice warriors. Who are hyper critical of straight males, and straight males attraction to female beauty. If males are attracted, its bad, must make females hyper masculine forms, uncompromising, and over compensating. Truly sad.

That being said, the best romance in a game that I  have ever experianced, was Tali. Even through ME1. Tali's face is covered, the entire game series. What made Tali special, was truly feminine dialog and avatar. She was slighty shy, but highly intelligent, always had something to add that useful. But not hyper aggressive like Cass. Knew her world, slightly niave to the rest of the galaxy, but completely believable and attractive. Her form was attractive, natural, and sexy. 

Who knows maybe Josie is like that. Im not asking for a carbon copy romance here. All Im pointing out is that, Im not alone with saying that Tali romance was extremely well done. And Im worried about these romance stories. But looks and body do matter, body language is a great percentage of communication. Having a feminine form and/or face is what draws straight men to the woman. Whats behind it, is what completes it. Makes men fight for it.

 

[denden]

most probably Cassandra for my first run as male inquisitor 

[daveliam]

.... The overly masculinized Cass ....
 

 

<Goes back and watches video of Cass's feminine walk> 

[MageTarot]

For my canon Inquisitor (Male Rogue Rollind Trevelyan), I would have loved to romance Cullen. However, since that option is not an option, I'll probably go with Dorian and work on a strong friendship with Cullen. 

 

I will, however, definitely roll up a Female Mage Inquisitor (Astrid Trevelyan - elemental mage if it can be done) who will do her best to change Cullen's mind about mages. The challenge this playthrough has as its foundation already has intrigued me but I'm sure there are many. many Inquisitor/Romance Option combinations I will try through many, many playthroughs.

 

Eh -- having a social life was kinda overrated anyway.  

[carlo angelo]

Possibly Josie, most likely no one, unless secret romance!? 

The straight male romance options are bad. The overly masculinized Cass, and Josie looks...funny. Srsly Bioware bumbled her face. 
It seems they are almost catering to the social justice warriors. Who are hyper critical of straight males, and straight males attraction to female beauty. If males are attracted, its bad, must make females hyper masculine forms, uncompromising, and over compensating. Truly sad.

 

 

...There's always Witcher? No shortage of cheesecake there.

 

I mean, Dragon Age isn't the kind of series that wants to be known for being conventional- Dorian's not exactly Out Magazine material (or he might, I don't know), but there's a certain appeal there. Blackwall's... older. Sera's a bit of a scamp. Solas is no Legolas. And let's not get started on Iron Bull. I think the only conventionally attractive character is Cullen. So... you're not alone if you want something that's an obvious beauty.

 

But in saying that, why would you when there's a sea of bodacious babes in every other game? The concept artists, character designers, and writers themselves want to see something different. Not because of "Social Justice Warriors".

 

Besides, seriously, for every guy who says that about Cassandra, there seems to be another who declares her to be a rough beauty. I know a couple of guys who are obsessed with her.

[Boudicae]

I don't think there's a single LI that I'm NOT interested in romancing at some point. If I hadn't been chasing Cullen since Origins, I would be completely at a loss as to whom I would romance first.

[Lollermancer]

You missed my point.