(01-03-2015, 03:11 PM)Mae Wrote:(01-03-2015, 06:25 AM)Kismet Wrote: But nothing with Lalafell, because... No.If we had another small race, I wouldn't have a problem with the concept; Lala's aren't some weird race that stays children forever. But as they are right now, I picture a Lala carrying a pureblood Lala baby the same way a kiwi carries an egg before laying it:
Doyouseehowinsanelygiantthateggiscomparedtotherestofthebird?!Â
Yes, they've evolved to handle birthing something that proportionally big, but I can't see how they'd handle something bigger due to breeding with a larger race without complications. And, dear gods, think about Lala's having twins (or more!) with that sort of proportion..!
![[Image: Kiwi_Bird_-_Largest_Eggs_05_resize%20(Small).JPG]](http://kiwiinquiry.yolasite.com/resources/Kiwi_Bird_-_Largest_Eggs_05_resize%20(Small).JPG)
Wait, what? Where are you getting this from? A lalafell baby wouldn't be the size of a regular human baby. A lalafell baby would be proportional to the lalafell body in the same way that a human baby is proportional to a human mother's body. In regards to other posters in this thread commenting on lalafell mothers, I am not seeing how the specifics of the lalafell birthing process would be any more difficult than a human's. A lalafell baby is going to be much smaller than a human's baby... by a lot! I know lalafell have huge heads, but it's not like we have the same size heads our entire life.
Or, if people have a thing for bizarre fantasy race biology, then I guess a kiwi could work too.
