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In most cases, any choice made will likely have positive and negative consequences. Right now, if the outcast mother is accepted, that does lead to another encounter, and that encounter will also be expanded upon.
Adding to the story generator is going to be my main focus for Update 14, which I will be starting early January. (right now having some holiday time with family, but I am excited to get right back to the story elements!)
@Grace1957 ahh, you found one of the less common Outcast Mother outcomes. I am hoping to expand on that one as well :)
Adoption wise, once an outcast baby is brought into the family tree, they are considered adopted so further cross partnering is prevented at that point. This generally keeps things cleaner from a book keeping perspective with the family tree and is intentional.
So my clan accepted her and she stayed I married her to the only man I had and she gave birth to twin boys and then her husband showed up and wanted her and only one of the twins back the only option was to send him away and he was angry and said that this is not the end but with twins if I would let her go one of them would stay since the husband only asked for one maybe that is just the game
However i am pretty Sure some Bad sideeffects Like 50% less Traders/workers/guest from a Clan might be added in a new Event down the road...