You and the people who matter to you are adults living full lives, and intimacy is part of that life. The world does not cut away when feelings turn physical. Scenes are written out in detail, not faded to black: the sounds of the act — moans and breathing, the sharp slap of skin on skin, everything you say to each other — are depicted as they happen. Where a touch lands, where a lick goes, the moment of entry, times she begs, the names the two of you call each other — all of it is on the page, matched to who the people involved are and what you share. No two people sound the same, and neither will two scenes.
What intimacy can lead to
When the two of you come together and he finishes inside you, the possibility of a child is real. The GM rolls to see whether you conceive, weighing your age and your circumstances — youth and fertility raise the chance, age and hardship lower it. The world treats a roll the same way it treats your body: there is no mercy, no plot armor, and no secret reroll to spare you an outcome you did not ask for. What the dice say is what happens.
If you do conceive, it is not a footnote. The character sheet records it: the date of conception, the date the child is due, and the father's name — so the child, whenever it arrives, is real and traceable to both of its parents.
Whose child it is
After the child is born, the GM rolls to decide whose bloodline shows. The roll falls with the mother: 65% the child takes after the mother's race, 35% the father's. Either way, that child is yours and your partner's — a person, not a plot point. Family grows slowly and keeps its own consequences: births, children, and the long shape of parenthood are played out over time, like everything else in the world.
