Dracovix have basically no physical dimorphism outside of their reproductive equipment, and freely pair bond with one another regardless of their biological sex within the boundaries of their romantic and sexual preferences. When a lone female dracovix is pregnant and weeks away from giving birth, they have the support and care of their community and their partner to help bring them food during this time, but some choose to do it alone and will hunt for themselves without issue.

Dracovix gestation lasts for one year. Dracovix usually have 1-2 kits in one pregnancy, but on rare occasions may have three or even four. After giving birth, a female dracovix must rest and recover and typically opts to focus on raising their offspring for a year before they are able to conceive again. This cool down has no effect in the game.

After the kits are born, the mother dracovix will raise them on milk. Anatomically, dracovix have one pair of teats located on their torso between their forearms that does not change shape while they are lactating, but does shed just around the nip for the newborns to have easier access at the time of birth. The kits will be weaned off milk very quickly, usually no longer than two months, and during that time, the dracovix mother will have taught them to eat meat that they shred for their offspring into much smaller pieces.

By the time the young dracovixen reach 8 months in age, they will have a decent handle on flying short distances, and during the 2-3 years afterwards, the mother will be able to take their kits back to the mother's home lair and introduce them to the local community. The mother as well as the community’s volunteers will aid in helping to feed the kits, teach them how to hunt for themselves, as well as teaching basic self defense combat techniques.