General InformationFaerie breeding is a joyous process. They generally won't start a family unless they are closely bonded and feel that they are of a mature age and are highly monogamous. The birth itself, and subsequent birthdays, are celebrated by friends and family. Parents try to raise their child in an enriching, positive environment to encourage their magical and intellectual tendencies. Faeries have a certain amount of difficulty becoming pregnant, making accidental pregnancies less likely than in humans.
Faeries have natural pregnancies, and, though in a world of magic, it is not possible for same-sex couples to have children. It is considered unethical for magic to tamper with the basics of life, such as birth and the natural aging process, so research hasn't been conducted in the area.
Illegal, but still technically possible, offspring between an Aphotic and Luminous faerie will result in an infertile faerie with dim wings, devoid of color and incapable of magic. Any such child is
not celebrated; if found, both child and parents are imprisoned. They are termed "Grey faeries".
Faeries will usually have only one child at a time, rarely twins.
Summary:• Usually closely bonded pairs
• Accidental pregnancies rare
• Only traditional pairs produce offspring
• 90% chance 1 child, 10% chance 2 children