Markiplier is down there as we speak.

Ah thank you! I always like to make the rules first before thinking of how that can be bent, because most can be! UNFORTUNATELY. This one for chimera is pretty concrete due to chimeric torso structure. Most of their spine/ribcage is fused together so it limits the flexibility they have. Growing a baby is something that already pushes the limits of their anatomy, most chimera cant eat much if at all for the last stretch of their pregnancy. So in the case that two embryos manage to start a-growing in there, they will run out of space p quick. This could be due to failing to absorb spare embryos or splitting of the one already in there. In any case! True twins either have to be born very prematurely, taken out via c section, or have the pregnancy terminated. Or the gestating parent can just pop.

If true twins are born though they are treated as one individual since chimeric religious belief teaches that one soul can originate from pregnancy. So twins are considered to have one soul to share. (This is not true, they are in fact completely separate.) In more archaic practice the decision was usually made to ‘condense’ the soul into one body, IE one of them gets the axe. However in modern practice while you might get some old timers referring to them with one name, they can be their own people. These 'triplets’ usually get along as well as the typical sibling set, albeit with the chance to develop third wheel syndrome.

The biggest issue with twins in the modern day is when a chimera is trying to body swap, that pretty much necessities a womb reset. And is just a hassle.

Go for it dude! As long as I get to see the arts I’m always cool with people drawing my stuff. Thanks for taking a liking to it, it means a whole lot!

Yeah! Just the Atlantic, the change is man/magic made and turning all the oceans would have cut into the magic budget for later plans! So the justification is that the goal was only to turn one third of the ocean to blood! Whether that math checks out is unimportant. The main reason outside of Biblical themes is that the blood ocean was needed to support a much bigger global spell.
I been meaning to make a more detailed one but here’s the rough!

I do! Unfortunately it is languishing in my drafts forever unfinished lmao. I will eventually get around to finishing it, I just struggle with making the wording concise!

Also as per your other ask it’s like abba-twar
It’s an existing French-based word so it’s got that flair to it!

Ah thank you! Terrestrial tentacles are ALWAYS choice! And while I don’t know about NEEDING a super rigid internal support I gave mine something kinda like that!

Not like anything as hard as bone but a little bit of cartilage to mostly house the big nerves and blood vessels and support the actual weight a bit more. I think that’s the biggest issue with tentacles. They can sploot out under the body a lot easier than a rigid skeleton. It all comes down to what feels right, less gravity will be a lot easier on a squishy limb!