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How do you check in the save what any given character's fertility is?
 
You cannot, fertility and health are hidden stats.
But they are also hereditary, so for characters born in game you can guess how high someone's fertility is by seeing how many siblings or cousins they have.
 
I think he meant, how to check it in the same game file ;)

You need to find the character in question, and then look at this section:

Code:
character = { 
    id = { type = 10 id = 102508 } 
    dyn = 473 
    tag = NORW 
    name = "Harald" 
    date = "09350001" 
    gender = male 
    religion = catholic 
    culture = "norwegian" 
    deathdate = "09700801" 
    attributes = "7.5.5.5[COLOR="Orange"].5.7[/COLOR].421858752" 
    traits = { 
        vengeful = yes 
        deceitful = yes 
        cruel = yes 
        proud = yes 
        coward = yes 
        tough_soldier = yes 
        } 
    father = { type = 10 id = 102507 } 
    mother = { type = 10 id = 101504 } 
    dna = "43927203984228" 
    }

The two last attirbutes are Health and Fertility. Though I can't remember which is which :)
 
The two last attirbutes are Health and Fertility. Though I can't remember which is which :)

If I remember correctly (what an unreliable memory...!), it should be in the same order as you wrote - Health before Fertility.

But I have also two connected questions. Do you know what is considered as a normal/default/base fertility level? Is it value of 5, for example? And does anybody know the expected probability of female becoming pregnant during a year corresponding to particular fertility level (her and her husband's average, I suppose)?
 
If I remember correctly (what an unreliable memory...!), it should be in the same order as you wrote - Health before Fertility.


Code:
  attributes = "7.5.5.5.5.7.421858752"

The values are from left to right:

Martial
Diplomacy
Intrigue
Stewarship
Fertility
Health

In the scenario-files the Fertility and Health values are switched, so there it is first Health and then Fertility.

But I have also two connected questions. Do you know what is considered as a normal/default/base fertility level? Is it value of 5, for example? And does anybody know the expected probability of female becoming pregnant during a year corresponding to particular fertility level (her and her husband's average, I suppose)?

I think a value of 5 is the default base-level