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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tharkon" data-source="post: 5639252" data-attributes="member: 6674292">The first merfolk in classic Greek myths had normal fiddly bits. They were male though.I'd say the face is the most important part in those pictures. Not sure  if there is a picture to demonstrate the difference in importance  between boobs and face though.I thought of this as well. Although they don't seem to mate for life then. And has anyone ever seen a pregnant nymph?MM5 has the Frostwind Virago, an all female race of fey that is described as mating by luring a male frostfolk champion to her lair. It says the relationships are short and stormy resulting in a Frostwind Virago child. I deduce the short and stormy means the Frostfolk sire doesn't survive very long.Perhaps water based fey would do the same with merfolk.Finally, outsiders and elementals are the embodiment of the energy of those plane, so they probably spontaneously come into existence. Elementals start out as swarms, then grow up from small to elder, not sure about outsiders.Yuan-ti and Illithid transform humans into members of their own race.Most undead creatures have accuract descriptions of how new members are acquired.With all the magic available, any DM is free to create many more ways.</blockquote>