As babies, children will bestow a powerful buff, It's a Boy/ Girl, to their parents until they grow up.There are many benefits to having children.
Though they don't have school, the children of heroes will have an "apprenticeship" related to the occupation of one of their parents. (The foreign land does not have to be annexed, allied, or even discovered for the associated option to randomly appear.) This is beneficial to the parent as the child may send letters and gifts that cannot be obtained in any other way. Upon the birth of a fourth or subsequent child one of the four children in the Kingdom (including the newborn) must be sent away to one of four random foreign land destinations such as an Advorton Military Academy, a Crafthole Trade School, or a Gastrobury Culinary Academy. Regardless of the gender of the Monarch, the child of the Monarch will automatically be prince or princess, even if the other parent is another hero type. The chosen child will become an adult whilst the others stay children and go with the surviving parent to where-ever that parent lives or lived before they came to be with the hero. If the hero has more than one child you may choose which one you want to assume the role. If the parent dies you have the option of making their child or one of their children the heir, creating a new character to fill the space, or choosing from pre-made characters.
This is regardless of gender. A child can only take over their parent's job if their parent is dead (or has left the kingdom), therefore the parents cannot simply 'retire' and give their job to the child. with a Bard mother and a Merchant father, the child will be a Lil' Troubadour if born at the Tavern or a Lil' Trader if born at the Market). If one parent is a hero they automatically become heir to that parent's job, however if both are heroes, then they will take on the apprenticing title of whichever parent's home they are born in (e.g.
Heroes' children are heirs to their parents' jobs as heroes.
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