No but I played a character who was forcibly pulled into the ongoing war just after giving birth.
Mech game, woman CO whose husband went MIA during battle so she wills herself to pop out the baby so she can go look for him in the frontlines.
Yep. >Theorycrafted a Paladin Order with a uni buddy that followed a fertility deity, and narratively, drew life energy from the false child. This was entirely without consideration to fetish, but now I'm aware it may have pinged his and, later, mine. >Currently running an online campaign that we allow fetish material in. One player has a preg fetish among other things, and their pc, who's not human, regularly finds herself at the mercy of large tentacle monsters or mimics.
Always wanted to play Maiesta. Fetish stuff aside it seems a fun game and mechanics.
Running a longstanding lewd campaign with almost all women at my table and pregnancy has come up quite often, getting bred by monsters seems to be a common kink.
Sure, here's the broad strokes >me, GM, male
I am guilty for enabling all of the following. Campaign is that the modern world got warped into an infinite dungeon by the return of magic, with various towns and villages trying to survive in the larger caverns. Most tech no longer functions and it's hard to keep any long term maps amid the shifting corridors. Pure-blooded humans have no magic of their own but can bargain with gods, spirits, fey, demons, etc to learn some. >blondie and her boyfriend
A couple that includes the only other guy in the group, and he's a cuck. Currently playing a married couple but she bargained with a minotaur style labyrinth spirit for powers, which deflowered and impregnated her on the wedding altar while his knight watched. >bdsm lesbians
The other couple, two ladies into kinky stuff together. Dom is playing a mesmerist dark elf, sub rolled up a martial artist. Sub recently had a clutch of gargoyle eggs after being used to bargain safe passage, and more recently acquired a cursed dildo/strapon that drove her to impregnate the more dominant girl. >lone pervert girl
Cute redhead into tentacles, parasites and nonsapient monsters. Playing a rogue, has been knocked up by hell hounds, a giant centipede, tentacles and a swarm of rats controlled by eldritch parasites. Not currently pregnant but she has a magic std and worm infested womb.
It is obvious you are depraved and foolish and must be eliminated. I will be sure chant a sutra in the process of removing such filth, which is your life.
We live in dark times, so people like me are necessary.
I appreciate the enthusiasm, if from the wrong setting. Don't worry though, I'll be sure to include some pervy ghosts/armors/ghost touch ointments in the coming days in your honor.
Not a PC, but in a Dragonball game set in an alternate timeline that I run one of the PCs got into a relationship with Tights (Bulma's sister) and through that eventually conceived and produced this world's version of Trunks who is part trunks, part gohan, and I eagerly await what the party will build this character as.
I had a character whose nonstop rampage was kicked off by the antagonists causing her to lose her unborn child. It was like playing the offspring of Vlad the Impaler and St Olga of Kyiv.
Ran, no, but I have seen many PCs get knocked up, though it was frequently near the finale where it didn't matter. Currently in a game where a mad doctor PC got pregnant explicitly to study the messed up half-breed that would result.
After a fashion. I've never played a character who was pregnant, but games I've been in have involved pregnant women.
On separate occasions, one of the players in my group has gotten his PC married, and proceeded to have children with his wife. In one campaign, it was the daughter of a lord, so he ended up becoming the lord later. His wife had more than one child, one of whom almost didn't make it when she was attacked while pregnant. D&D shenanigans happened to make everything work out. In another campaign, he married his goblin servant in a whirlwind romance. She was pregnant for a good portion of that campaign, but things ended before she gave birth.
Yes.
One character was designed to be the perfect woman and had been knocked up by her designer.
While not strictly human, she was designed to be compatible with many species, and at one point chose to bear the young of an alien who was stranded in that part of the galaxy and unable to find his people again.
After the birth she left the children with the alien so he could raise them and went back to proper adventuring instead of sticking to the softer stuff.
Goblins 2 months
Kobolds 3 months
Orcs/Halflings 6 months
Humans 9 months
Dwarves 1 year
Elves 2 year
Celestials/Fiends/Elementals/Dragons vary depending on how powerful the strongest parent is, going from 5 years minimum to potentially multiple decades
Half-breeds are 3/5 of the mother race's duration + 2/5 of the father.
Well, elves are pretty often depicted as having longer pregnancies than humans. Tolkien had their pregnancy last 1 year (probably because he also wrote that elves traditionally count their age from conception rather than birth, so by making their pregnancy last a full year he could have their birthdate still line up on the same day by both human and elven measure), and IIRC the book the table from
>pregnant goblin servant
did he play an (half-) orc?
had it take 5 years. Personally I prefer 3 years because that makes it exactly 4 times longer than a human pregnancy (36 months vs 9 months), which is a nice whole number. My headcanon is also that elven pregnancy still progresses at a similar rate as a human one, so a 9 months pregnant elf looks like a 9 months pregnant human. The pregnancy just lasts longer so the baby can be born more developed unlike humans who take years before being even able to walk.
Goblins and orcs probably have short pregnancies since they're always depicted as having large numbers and breeding fast. I'd assume the babies would be born rather underdeveloped and have a high mortality rate, but they make it up by being able to breed fast to replace the losses (i.e. an R-selective breeding strategy, as opposed to K-selective like humans).
Dwarves, probably somewhat longer than humans but not as long as elves. Human babies are actually born somewhat prematurely compared to other mammals of similar size, as otherwise there'd be a much larger risk of dying in childbirth due to the baby's head getting stuck in the birth canal. Dwarves are way tougher than humans (and I assume female dwarves are shortstacks with wider hips compared to their size than the average human) so they can probably handle a pregnancy that lasts closer to what human pregnancy should statistically last.
I feel like if you're playing a witch you should be able to roll a character sheet for the fetus. That way you can dimension door them out to have a tiny surprise monk whenever the need arises. Don't even get porgort. Just hire some guy to live in there and make it a full size monk. Actually why even stop at one. You can host an entire monastery of martials to do your bidding. Raise them from birth (not by you) and they'll even believe that the realm they live in is reality and the world you summon them to is some higher level spiritual test. It's like Plato's cave but the cave is your cooter and the allegory is to make it all-eh-gory
I often see pregnant l5r character, given the importance of political marriage and the frequent downtime between adventures. I've got a Courtier in my current group who's working on kid number 3.
don't know if this counts
i had a player who decided to become a prostitute in game, she had high cha so i said yes.
every time she had a client i had her roll for both pregnancy and STD.
she got lover's lice
her downstairs would generate 1d4 non-venomous spiders a day.
they were in a Drow city where it was illegal to kill spiders because Drow worshiped spiders.
the next game, she got the cleric, teleported herself and the cleric to her hometown, got the cleric to cast cure disease.
then teleported them both back to the Drow city
I play a female character in one campaign that wasn't intended to become pregnant at first, but another PC character seduced her and badda-bing badda-boom, a baby came outta that womb. And yes, she did have a pregnancy arc.
Actually yeah. Had a woman join our sessions for about a year before she moved away. Her origin was she was a roaming viking/raider 'queen' stereotype, played a barbarian. In her backstory she was sold into slavery to a chieftan who kept her as a concubine, she learned to fight in secret to escape the chieftan and eventually killed her way to freedom, with the chieftan swearing revenge. She asked the dm beforehand but about two months in she had her character discover she was actually pregnant from her time as a concubine. We had a few sessions where she played as a pregnant character before the DM and her had a witch enemy we were fighting 'steal' her baby from her womb using magic. The story from then with her was 1/2 getting vengeance on the chieftan and also getting her child back from the witch. We did kill the chieftan but she moved away before we got to the witch so our in universe lore was she went off solo to hunt her down.
To my understanding the witch basically took the baby out and then with magic sorta aged it up slightly/bolstered it to be used for something, i'd have to ask my DM what his plan was with that. But it was like a full few months old aged up once it got zapped out
Not at all by choice. Me and a friend opted to have out characters be together behind the scenes, and when that was let slip the GM got a giggly and said they needed to do some rolling. A few private rolls later and 3 separate saves, one of which was finally failed, pregnant. 9 int I guess meant my character didnt know how to pull out, and contraceptives didnt exist as a whole I guess.
Yes. She spawned a horrid abomination and everything. Also laid an egg before that. This is why she decided being evil was for gays and deposed her overlord.
Yeah. Once as a plot point (faked "immaculate conception" to run a cult), several times as more of a sideshow.
No but I played a character who was forcibly pulled into the ongoing war just after giving birth.
Mech game, woman CO whose husband went MIA during battle so she wills herself to pop out the baby so she can go look for him in the frontlines.
Yes, though Maiesta RPG is kind of cheating, since that's the whole point of the game.
I want Cross to make a fat girl RPG
Yep.
>Theorycrafted a Paladin Order with a uni buddy that followed a fertility deity, and narratively, drew life energy from the false child. This was entirely without consideration to fetish, but now I'm aware it may have pinged his and, later, mine.
>Currently running an online campaign that we allow fetish material in. One player has a preg fetish among other things, and their pc, who's not human, regularly finds herself at the mercy of large tentacle monsters or mimics.
Always wanted to play Maiesta. Fetish stuff aside it seems a fun game and mechanics.
Running a longstanding lewd campaign with almost all women at my table and pregnancy has come up quite often, getting bred by monsters seems to be a common kink.
I want to hear more
Sure, here's the broad strokes
>me, GM, male
I am guilty for enabling all of the following. Campaign is that the modern world got warped into an infinite dungeon by the return of magic, with various towns and villages trying to survive in the larger caverns. Most tech no longer functions and it's hard to keep any long term maps amid the shifting corridors. Pure-blooded humans have no magic of their own but can bargain with gods, spirits, fey, demons, etc to learn some.
>blondie and her boyfriend
A couple that includes the only other guy in the group, and he's a cuck. Currently playing a married couple but she bargained with a minotaur style labyrinth spirit for powers, which deflowered and impregnated her on the wedding altar while his knight watched.
>bdsm lesbians
The other couple, two ladies into kinky stuff together. Dom is playing a mesmerist dark elf, sub rolled up a martial artist. Sub recently had a clutch of gargoyle eggs after being used to bargain safe passage, and more recently acquired a cursed dildo/strapon that drove her to impregnate the more dominant girl.
>lone pervert girl
Cute redhead into tentacles, parasites and nonsapient monsters. Playing a rogue, has been knocked up by hell hounds, a giant centipede, tentacles and a swarm of rats controlled by eldritch parasites. Not currently pregnant but she has a magic std and worm infested womb.
It is obvious you are depraved and foolish and must be eliminated. I will be sure chant a sutra in the process of removing such filth, which is your life.
We live in dark times, so people like me are necessary.
I appreciate the enthusiasm, if from the wrong setting. Don't worry though, I'll be sure to include some pervy ghosts/armors/ghost touch ointments in the coming days in your honor.
Jesus christ how horrifying.
I envy you having a group open to that sort of roleplaying tho.
Every one of my characters is always pregnant. Yes, even males.
no, but every game I've run has involved a pregnant woman at some point during the first session
No, that sort of thing is generally saved for post-campaign or during long-term downtime.
Not a PC, but in a Dragonball game set in an alternate timeline that I run one of the PCs got into a relationship with Tights (Bulma's sister) and through that eventually conceived and produced this world's version of Trunks who is part trunks, part gohan, and I eagerly await what the party will build this character as.
No but my character was made to be a father while unconscious after being drugged by a vampire
Yes, I too was born once.
No but it has been tempting (and I have no clue how to do that mechanically)
No, but I once played a harpy (Reskinned Aarakocra.) barbarian girl who regularly laid unfertilized eggs.
Atleast you got a free food source
Wouldn't that represent a net loss in calories, what with the energy necessary to produce the eggs in the first place?
I mean, the egg is going to be laid anyways so you might as well recycle what you can, minimize loss and stave hunger for a while.
that's just having your period.
No.
I was infected with a slaad tadpol. Does that count?
The fetus can be a mage who can buff the mother.
Pretty sure that's not how that works
I know how this is going to end
I had a character whose nonstop rampage was kicked off by the antagonists causing her to lose her unborn child. It was like playing the offspring of Vlad the Impaler and St Olga of Kyiv.
I CAST FETUS DELETUS!
Hilariously one of the ways to translate birth control pills into Norwegian is Antibabypillan.
>tonight's thread: OP's poorly disguised fetish
that's just another Saturday
Coomer thread
I just got done playing an Aliens RPG where it turned out my character had a xenomorph implanted inside them. Does that count?
More often than you've correctly used the English language. Which is to say: once.
Ran, no, but I have seen many PCs get knocked up, though it was frequently near the finale where it didn't matter. Currently in a game where a mad doctor PC got pregnant explicitly to study the messed up half-breed that would result.
After a fashion. I've never played a character who was pregnant, but games I've been in have involved pregnant women.
On separate occasions, one of the players in my group has gotten his PC married, and proceeded to have children with his wife. In one campaign, it was the daughter of a lord, so he ended up becoming the lord later. His wife had more than one child, one of whom almost didn't make it when she was attacked while pregnant. D&D shenanigans happened to make everything work out. In another campaign, he married his goblin servant in a whirlwind romance. She was pregnant for a good portion of that campaign, but things ended before she gave birth.
>pregnant goblin servant
did he play an (half-) orc?
Can goblins and humans seriously not interbreed? That seems like an oversight.
They can in Dragonlance. They have a talent for diplomacy, and often consider issues from the perspective of all concerned parties.
As expected of goblins.
Why do two of the children have half the skin tones of each parent
been fapping to OPs pic for hours now love it thanks
I played a teen pregnant character in Dark Places & Demogorgons once
Yeah but I feel like it wouldn't result in them having two separate skintones
It happens in humans plenty, see pic related including the twin girls with vastly different skin tones.
I don't think you get what he's talking about, look at the picture, some of them literally half two different skin colors on each half of their face.
I see now, derp. Yeah, that's a bit weirder. Maybe goblinoids get vitiligo in more symmetrical patterns than humans?
You mean the shadows cast from the foliage above them?
There is no foliage above them anon
And if that's the case then wouldn't the right one be darker cause they're in the shade
That's just how goblins work, duh.
Yes.
One character was designed to be the perfect woman and had been knocked up by her designer.
While not strictly human, she was designed to be compatible with many species, and at one point chose to bear the young of an alien who was stranded in that part of the galaxy and unable to find his people again.
After the birth she left the children with the alien so he could raise them and went back to proper adventuring instead of sticking to the softer stuff.
>goblins
Those are green elves
You're a green elf.
How long do you think pregnancies last between the different races
Goblins 2 months
Kobolds 3 months
Orcs/Halflings 6 months
Humans 9 months
Dwarves 1 year
Elves 2 year
Celestials/Fiends/Elementals/Dragons vary depending on how powerful the strongest parent is, going from 5 years minimum to potentially multiple decades
Half-breeds are 3/5 of the mother race's duration + 2/5 of the father.
Well, elves are pretty often depicted as having longer pregnancies than humans. Tolkien had their pregnancy last 1 year (probably because he also wrote that elves traditionally count their age from conception rather than birth, so by making their pregnancy last a full year he could have their birthdate still line up on the same day by both human and elven measure), and IIRC the book the table from
had it take 5 years. Personally I prefer 3 years because that makes it exactly 4 times longer than a human pregnancy (36 months vs 9 months), which is a nice whole number. My headcanon is also that elven pregnancy still progresses at a similar rate as a human one, so a 9 months pregnant elf looks like a 9 months pregnant human. The pregnancy just lasts longer so the baby can be born more developed unlike humans who take years before being even able to walk.
Goblins and orcs probably have short pregnancies since they're always depicted as having large numbers and breeding fast. I'd assume the babies would be born rather underdeveloped and have a high mortality rate, but they make it up by being able to breed fast to replace the losses (i.e. an R-selective breeding strategy, as opposed to K-selective like humans).
Dwarves, probably somewhat longer than humans but not as long as elves. Human babies are actually born somewhat prematurely compared to other mammals of similar size, as otherwise there'd be a much larger risk of dying in childbirth due to the baby's head getting stuck in the birth canal. Dwarves are way tougher than humans (and I assume female dwarves are shortstacks with wider hips compared to their size than the average human) so they can probably handle a pregnancy that lasts closer to what human pregnancy should statistically last.
>had it take five years
no
yeah, it was even with another pc because it made sense for them, but it was fade to black shit and it came towards the end of the campaign
Hey OP, what prompted you to ask this question ?
Pregnancy fetish
Anon I think he is asking in general for the length of pregnancies for each race and not for comparison
I feel like if you're playing a witch you should be able to roll a character sheet for the fetus. That way you can dimension door them out to have a tiny surprise monk whenever the need arises. Don't even get porgort. Just hire some guy to live in there and make it a full size monk. Actually why even stop at one. You can host an entire monastery of martials to do your bidding. Raise them from birth (not by you) and they'll even believe that the realm they live in is reality and the world you summon them to is some higher level spiritual test. It's like Plato's cave but the cave is your cooter and the allegory is to make it all-eh-gory
Anon, you should consider pondering things other than your orb for a little bit. Take a water break or something.
I often see pregnant l5r character, given the importance of political marriage and the frequent downtime between adventures. I've got a Courtier in my current group who's working on kid number 3.
don't know if this counts
i had a player who decided to become a prostitute in game, she had high cha so i said yes.
every time she had a client i had her roll for both pregnancy and STD.
she got lover's lice
her downstairs would generate 1d4 non-venomous spiders a day.
they were in a Drow city where it was illegal to kill spiders because Drow worshiped spiders.
the next game, she got the cleric, teleported herself and the cleric to her hometown, got the cleric to cast cure disease.
then teleported them both back to the Drow city
I once played a pregnant Pliot in Lancer and that's really the only one
Why is this garbage fetish thread still up
Because you touch yourself at night
I play a female character in one campaign that wasn't intended to become pregnant at first, but another PC character seduced her and badda-bing badda-boom, a baby came outta that womb. And yes, she did have a pregnancy arc.
Actually yeah. Had a woman join our sessions for about a year before she moved away. Her origin was she was a roaming viking/raider 'queen' stereotype, played a barbarian. In her backstory she was sold into slavery to a chieftan who kept her as a concubine, she learned to fight in secret to escape the chieftan and eventually killed her way to freedom, with the chieftan swearing revenge. She asked the dm beforehand but about two months in she had her character discover she was actually pregnant from her time as a concubine. We had a few sessions where she played as a pregnant character before the DM and her had a witch enemy we were fighting 'steal' her baby from her womb using magic. The story from then with her was 1/2 getting vengeance on the chieftan and also getting her child back from the witch. We did kill the chieftan but she moved away before we got to the witch so our in universe lore was she went off solo to hunt her down.
If/when she succeed(ed) does the baby get magically shlorped into her womb again? I'm a big confused about the logistics of that.
To my understanding the witch basically took the baby out and then with magic sorta aged it up slightly/bolstered it to be used for something, i'd have to ask my DM what his plan was with that. But it was like a full few months old aged up once it got zapped out
Not at all by choice. Me and a friend opted to have out characters be together behind the scenes, and when that was let slip the GM got a giggly and said they needed to do some rolling. A few private rolls later and 3 separate saves, one of which was finally failed, pregnant. 9 int I guess meant my character didnt know how to pull out, and contraceptives didnt exist as a whole I guess.
No, that's not my fetish.
Technically yeah, it didn't really impact the game in a meaningful way though
Yes, was scenario of magical curse hitting whole pile of people, worked fairly well.
Does it count if it's a robot that internally manufactures and deploys drones on command?
Only if it was a fembot.
Yes. She spawned a horrid abomination and everything. Also laid an egg before that. This is why she decided being evil was for gays and deposed her overlord.