Noooooope. I issued the original challenge. Can't name them, doesn't count.
Why are you arguing with me, incidentally? You know that Dutch's underlying point is basically "all these non-whites in Ferelden is a bad thing," yes?
(Incidentally, there is some seriously thick irony in questioning the inclusion of black people in a thread called "This game is racist.")
I'm not questioning anything. I sometimes just like to argue a point for the sake of it. Your point was that people with black skin tines seemingly just sprung up from no where in DAI, and I decided that I could show that that black and dark skinned people existed in DAO and DA2. That's all. I didn't touch the overall argument about inclusion of different skin colors or whether Ferelden should be diverse in skin tones or not, I simply answered a question about if black characters existed before DAI made them more common in the franchise.
Oh, speaking of this... Anyone think dark skinned dwarves make no sense? They live underground where sunlight is basically unheard of. They should have no melanin in their skin to speak of, sunburns should come easier to them than a ghost white red headed and freckled person. But nope, some dwarves actually have a moderate tan color to their skin. I've yet to see a truly dark skinned dwarf though. If DAO even mentions this oddity about how dwarves should be paler, a Dalish child can ask your dwarf Warden something like "if you live underground, shouldn't you be all white?" when you click on them. I guess it's just one of those things were realism was thrown out the window because, well, who wants to be stuck with the only skin tones being super pale and the canon being that your character sunburns in 10 minutes?