Silly questions how do twins work in elder scrolls with mixed race

[Jug Head]

In the lore of the elder scrolls I know that child well inherent from the mother side more then the father side and I know it's not big on sub-race but? how do twine work with mixed race couple in the lore elder scrolls, like if the father was in orc and the mother was a nord, like does one child well inherent the mother and the other child inherent more toward the father? can anyone who's know the lore of the elder scrolls better

[pinewoodro]

Depends on whether they are identical or fraternal twins?

[A. Silvermane]

Originally posted by Jug Head:

In the lore of the elder scrolls I know that child well inherent from the mother side more then the father side

So basically pokemon rules? Learn something new everyday. Know Argonians at least can't interbreed with other races, Orcs weren't supposed to either but the Grey Prince exists. Khajiit disturbingly can breed with other races though.

[Rez Elwin]

The child will always be the race of the Mother, but they can inherent some traits of Father. Bretons are the prime example of this, they are the result of Aldmer breeding with Nedes over many generations. While they are humans they posses a natrual talent for magic like the other Aldmer descendant races.

[alexander_dougherty]

Originally posted by Jug Head:

In the lore of the elder scrolls I know that child well inherent from the mother side more then the father side and I know it's not big on sub-race but? how do twine work with mixed race couple in the lore elder scrolls, like if the father was in orc and the mother was a nord, like does one child well inherent the mother and the other child inherent more toward the father? can anyone who's know the lore of the elder scrolls better

Actually you misread the lore.

The Child normally takes the Mother's race, but it's not an absolute, there are cases in the lore (and even in this game) where the Child inheritted the Father's race. (don't ask me for names, check the wikis for that).

As for Twins, assuming they aren't identical then it's the same rules as for Twins in the real world, each Twin is most likely to take after the Mother but has a small chance of taking after the Father.