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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The_Universe" data-source="post: 2103177" data-attributes="member: 8944">Also, as a general note on babies and the possibilities thereof, for the most part male/female physiology is the same across the humanoid species, which helps explain why (at the very least) humans, elves, and orcs can all interbreed so easily.  Which, as a general rule, means the basic body processes are pretty much the same.  As a result, the female characters are all reasonably aware of when in the average 28-day cycle she would be more or less likely to get pregnant, assuming that birth control is not being used.  So, for those of you whose characters this may be an issue for, are you:1) trying to get pregnant2) trying not to get pregnant3) not trying one way or the otherIt makes a difference as for how many times (and at what place in the chart) I have to roll. Secondarily (I think I've mentioned this before) for all intents and purposes, humanoid pregnancies last for 8-10 months.  Though the BoEF would suggest otherwise, the prevalence of half races practically requires that the timelines for embryonic growth be roughly similar.  Births are live, as well.  Orcs don't hatch eggs, or whatever, or anything like that.  As for birth control other than the ring of regeneration existing: as of the moment it does not.  However, as the forgotten realms does have certain concoctions that do essentially the same thing as the "morning after" pill, I might be willing to entertain the possibility of a talented herbalist, alchemist, or apothecary creating something similar upon request.</blockquote>

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