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 ==== Hermaphs ====
-Hermaphs are a third physical sex option for the Typyl, which can have both features of male and female Typyl similar to [[wp>Hermaphrodites]] but can only be one of either sex at one time. In terms of urination however, they should be male. Hermaphs are also unable to do child birth as well.
+**Hermaphs** are a third physical sex option for the Typyl, which can have both features of male and female Typyl similar to [[wp>Hermaphrodites]] but can only be one of either sex at one time. In terms of urination however, they should be male. Hermaphs are also unable to do child birth as well.
 ===== Reproduction =====
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+In Typyl reproduction, an "egg" (tenative name) is processed after being fertilized and is stored in the mother's womb.  This "egg" is a gelatinous casing where the baby will be staying for 7 months where it will grow, filled with a liquid substance that keeps the baby in place. In that time period, the mother will continuously get drained of her energy and force to sustain the baby in the mean time.
+After 7 months, the "egg" must be brought out from the mother's womb through the use of sorcia as the "egg" will be to big to be brought out by ceasarian method due to the limitations of the Typyl. After this, the "egg" will need to incubate for two months. On the last week before the hatchday, the egg solidifies and hatches on the last day, giving out for a newborn Typyl.
+From there, the newborn must be still protected for up to a year before the newborn gains the ability to revive and must be assigned to a restoria beforehand to revive safely to prevent accidental death should a Typyl not be assigned in one.
+In the early years for a Typyl, the amount of revives that can a Typyl take continunously is less than those older.
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