Romance types you haven't had, but would like to

Shapeshifting Great Dragon Boyfriend. Cold, pragmatic. Logical. But something is just undeniably attractive about you the PC

With the next game taking place in Tevinter as well as almost certainly Seheron and maybe Par Vollen as we deal with the Qun-Tevinter War, I'm positive we will have another qunari love interest. 

I'd kind of like to see this, too. Doubtless there are lots of little Bulls and possibly a couple Rainiers running around out there, but that doesn't really count.

I saw it as different situations. Gil's proposing a whole change to the relationship midway, and what I'm imagining is that we already know about this aspect of the LI's life from the start, before the first flirt option, so we don't have the shock.

Those statistics I always bring up in this conversation, for anyone who hasn't got tired of them yet: so far BioWare have written full romances with forty-five humans, fifteen aliens, eight elves, two half-elves, a nymph, an azer, a tiefling and a one-eyed Qunari. And zero dwarves. (Apparently an azer is a bit like a dwarf that is on fire, but I would still like to romance an actual dwarf. Preferably one that is not on fire.)

At this point I have been waiting seventeen years, so I have my fingers crossed that we'll get Harding AND a male dwarf in DA4. At this point I would cheerfully romance Oghren and count myself lucky to have him.

As to other romances I'd like to see: I second everyone asking for a female qunari. I think it's about time we saw a Tal'Vashoth companion, since we've had one that's totally committed to the Qun and one who can go either way depending on player action. It's probably time for a female elf who can be romanced by male elves, too. (Hawke is always human, Sera is a lesbian, and Zevran and Solas are dudes so we haven't seen one in the series so far.) Plus of course the gay KISA of many people's dreams!

Also, my ultimate dream is for a character who is happy to sleep with the protagonist in a friends-with-benefits arangement, but doesn't want to get romantically involved and they really mean it. If the protagonist pushes for more and/or confesses their love then they explain they're not interested in that and gently break up with you. At the end of the adventure they tell you what a great time they've had, wish you well and walk off into the sunset. (I am pretty sure that everyone else would hate this and we'll never see it, but much as I love Zevran, Isabela and Bull I would really like to see a different approach.)

Just...please do it for a female NPCs this time, please? We've already had Thane, Carth, Cernd, Keldorn, and Coran, but not a single female NPC with kids.

I am ambivalent on a female Qunari, I just want a male Qunari that is different in every possible respect from the IB. But I will not help but be annoyed to have everything I ever wanted from a romance with a Qunari added to a female NPC. It is likely that this will happen and it really bugs me.

Yeah, I'd rather they did not try to punish the players, and went into any extremes, and just did what they did in DA2. Nice or cool looking characters, not out of this world beautiful, with some flaws, some virtues and stories that are deeply intertwined with the protagonist's, are interesting and belong in the fantasy setting and all of them bi, non-gated. Now, if they do that, they can repeat all they want & be whatever race. I can live without a very specific romance I really want, as long as I can get a romance I like well enough on a protagonist that I want to play.

Did someone say homoerotic dwarf.......?    Thanks for having my back, lady! 

That's one hella of a Sexually Transmitted Disease.

No problem! Here's a picture of Korbin's beautiful Legionnaire butt to see us through these trying dwarfless times.

I don't think this is true when the romance is started, though, since you don't learn about his past until later on. I think he absolutely does fit the KISA bill at the start of the game before all that comes out, when you have the opportunity to "fall" for him. I think it's very easy to play the romance as "you're not the man I thought you were." (I know that he does try to warn you away, but also that it's vague, so could be about anything.)