When writing a detailed character appearance, you may want to consider any of the following.

• Skin undertones: pink, peach, golden, pinkish red, blue
• Skin blemishes: freckles, beauty marks, birth marks, moles
• Hair type: wavy, curly, curly kinky, kinky, frizzy, straight, fine, medium thickness, coarse, thick, thin, fast-growing, slow-growing
• Hair colour details: highlights, lowlights, tendency to bleach in sun, tendency to darken with age
• Face shape: oblong, oval, round, rectangular, square, triangular, diamond, inverted triangle, heart
• Face details: eye shape, eyelash thickness, cheekbones, nose shape, nose length, lip shape, lip thickness, eyebrow shape, eyebrow thickness, ear shape, hair parting
• Body shape, female: triangle, inverted triangle, rectangle, hourglass, diamond, rounded
• Body shape, male: oval, round, triangle, rectangle, inverted triangle, trapezoid
• Height & muscular build: tall, average-height, short, petite, broad, slender
• Proportions: hand size, finger length, fingernail shape, foot size, toe length, toenail shape, leg length, arm length, torso length, ribcage, bust, head size, ear size

There are no rules for wing appearance, but try to pick something which suits the character! Some suggestions are...

• Bird/feathered wings.
• Bat wings.
• Insect wings (e.g. butterfly, dragonfly, etc).
• Elemental wings (shadow, light, water, fire etc).
• Fabric wings.
• Mechanical or robotic wings.
• Wings made of another substance such as plants, origami, coral, etc

When writing a character personality, you may find these generators helpful in addition to using the parents' personalities.

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Extroversion-introversion:
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Five Personality Factors

Enneagram Test

Based on Howard Gardner's 9 types of intelligence:

• Spatial intelligence: visualising the world in 3D
• Naturalist intelligence: understanding living things and reading nature
• Musical intelligence: discerning sounds, their pitch, tone, rhythm and timbre
• Logical-mathematical intelligence: quantifying things, making hypotheses and proving them
• Existential intelligence: tackling the questions of why we live, and why we die
• Interpersonal intelligence: sensing people's feelings and motives
• Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence: coordinating your mind with your body
• Linguistic intelligence: finding the right words to express what you mean
• Intra-personal intelligence: understanding yourself, what you feel, and what you want

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Typical symptoms of the first trimester:

• Nausea and vomiting.
• Loss of sexual drive.
• Food aversion and cravings.
• Heartburn and indigestion.
• Tender and swollen breats.
• Change in complexion.
• Frequent urge to urinate.
• Constipation.
• Dizziness, headaches and fatigue.

Typical symptoms of the second trimester:

• A cute little bump starts to develop.
• Return of the sexual drive. Huzzah.
• Initial symptoms like nausea and fatigue will abate.
• The baby is beginning to grow rapidly. This is the time it will probably be the most active and may move around a lot in the womb.
• Body aches begin to kick in here, including back, groin, belly and thigh aches.
• Ankles, fingers and face may swell.
• Itching in the abdomen, palms of the hands and soles of the feet.
• Numb or tingling hands.
• Patches of darker skin, usually over the cheeks, forehead, nose, or upper lip. Patches often match on both sides of the face.

Typical symptoms of the third trimester:

• That cute little bump will turn into quite a large lump.
• Breathing may be more difficult; your character may feel out of breath more easily when exercising.
• More frequent urges to urinate.
• Trouble sleeping (many women suffer from sleep deprivation before their baby is born).
• The baby "drops", or moves lower in the abdomen, towards the end of the third trimester.
• Contractions, which can be a sign of real or false labour. Many women on their first pregnancies have false labour/childbirth scares.

Step 1: Characters can only use this item if one of the parents has shapeshifting or animal mimicry. Use the animal connected to their shapeshifting/mimicry as your base. If there are multiple options (e.g. a parent can shapeshift into more than one animal, or both parents can shift into different animals) then roll a dice to determine which animal to use as your base.

Step 2: Once you have your animal base, research how many babies that animal would realistically have in a litter. For example, wolves will usually have 4-6 pups in a litter. Use the dice to determine how many babies will be in the character's litter.

Step 3: All you need to do is post the number of offspring in the litter and the sex of each baby. Don't add anything to the database. Using wolves as an example, you could lay it out thus:
5 pups total in litter, 2 female and 3 male.

Step 4: The player then replies with whether they would like to "upgrade" any of the offspring from animal babies into shapeshifting fairies. If they chose none, you don't need to do anything else. For the ones they choose to upgrade, charge them 1,000$ per baby (e.g. if they want to upgrade 3 of the 5 wolf pups, it will cost them 3,000$) and then run the generators to provide the baby statistics as normal. All upgraded babies will automatically get the ability to shapeshift into their base animal.

This is a flexible item which guarantees some uniqueness about the baby it is used on. One Coupon is required per baby, so if a player uses a Double Birth item (or randomly gets twins), they will need to use two Baby Coupons for both children to get the unique alteration. Otherwise, where there is a multiple birth and only one Coupon used, only one of the babies will receive the unique alteration.

The most important thing with using this item is to select a result which the player will enjoy playing with. Coupon results are generally "themed", so try to go with a theme which will get the player excited.

Suggestions for Baby Coupon alterations (these can be combined):

• A larger number of powers or traits is given, usually all themed around a central idea.
• A new, unique, never-before-seen power or trait is given.
• A more expensive power or trait is given, such as Hypnosis or Shapeshifting (mythical animal).
• Unique appearance alterations in the form of unnatural hair/skin/eyes.
• Born with an unusual, unique mythical/extinct familiar.
• Born with an unusual, unique item or piece of equipment.
• Born with a deity blessing.

Generate a random familiar for the child using the randomisers below. You can either use the random animal given, or look up animals within specified category/biome in the Animal Database.

Use two "unknown" parents (provided at the top of this page) to produce a child. The child's heritage goes into the database as "Unknown".

You should also provide an optional orphan story for the child; i.e., how it ended up without its parents. Players can ignore this if they want. Some ideas are:

• Death of parents through natural disaster, such as fire, earthquake, volcanic eruption, adverse weather conditions, etc.
• Death of parents through natural causes or accidents, such as illness, sinking ship, manslaughter, etc.
• Death of parents through murder or assassination.
• Disappearance of parents through mysterious or magical means, such as curses, spirits, voodoo, etc.
• Disappearance of parents through personal choices, such as not returning from a quest, job, mission, etc.
• Removal of child from parents due to neglect, abuse, kidnapping, etc.

This one's easy! You're just making a mini-clone of the character. Exactly the same genetics.