Pregnancy Risk
After a confirmed sexual encounter, the system records a stored pregnancy chance based on protection used during that encounter.
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This page explains how pregnancy risk is recorded, when testing becomes available, how term length works, what happens after a positive result, and how the hospital system supports pregnancy care.
Pregnancy must be enabled by both players, and the encounter must involve compatible Female + Male pregnancy roles. After a confirmed sexual encounter, the system stores a pregnancy risk based on protection and waits for the testing window instead of deciding the result immediately.
Pregnancy is optional and private. If one player has it off, pregnancy evaluation does not begin.
The encounter must involve compatible Female + Male pregnancy roles for a pregnancy risk to be recorded.
The system stores the risk after the encounter and does not confirm pregnancy until a Pregnancy Test is taken.
After a confirmed sexual encounter, the system records a stored pregnancy chance based on protection used during that encounter.
Players can choose their preferred RP pregnancy length before becoming pregnant. If a pregnancy is confirmed, the due date is calculated from the original encounter using the selected term.
The selected term can also be changed during a pending or confirmed pregnancy, which recalculates the due date.
A positive result activates the pregnancy system and starts its three progression stages. Each stage includes RP symptoms together with gradually increasing Hunger, Hydration, and Stamina effects.
Beginning stage with the earliest pregnancy-related symptoms and mild needs impact.
Midterm stage with stronger symptoms and increased needs pressure over time.
Final stage leading into the due window and eventual delivery through RP or hospital care.
Pregnancy can continue through the Trenchport Hospital system for testing and ongoing care.
Hospital staff can provide testing once the testing window is available.
Routine appointments, care plans, and ongoing prenatal support can be documented through medical records.
Ultrasounds, fetal monitoring, lab work, and follow-up care can all be part of the hospital RP flow.
Confirmed pregnancies can move through the hospital system toward delivery and aftercare.
The basic flow of the system is: