Inbreeding - Revision history

Lammy at 22:08, 14 December 2013

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Lammy at 11:57, 14 December 2013

2013-12-14T11:57:46Z

Lammy at 11:56, 14 December 2013

2013-12-14T11:56:33Z

Katamarie at 21:57, 19 October 2012

2012-10-19T21:57:58Z

Katamarie at 21:56, 19 October 2012

2012-10-19T21:56:57Z

Katamarie at 21:55, 19 October 2012

2012-10-19T21:55:34Z

Katamarie at 19:19, 15 October 2011

2011-10-15T19:19:38Z

Katamarie: /* Inbred Percentage (IN%) */

2011-01-13T21:29:36Z

‎Inbred Percentage (IN%)

Katamarie at 21:28, 13 January 2011

2011-01-13T21:28:56Z

Katamarie: /* Reducing IN% */

2011-01-13T21:18:28Z

‎Reducing IN%

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 Parent x Child = 60%
-Full siblings = 60%
+Full siblings = 80%
 Half siblings = 40%

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 Breeding cousin to cousin, aunt to nephew, uncle to niece, or grandparent to grandchild, etc, do not produce a visible IN%.  Pups resulting from this would, however, still be considered Linebred.
-'''Inbred Breeding'''
 Grandparent x Grandchild = 0%
 Parent x Child = 60%
 Full siblings = 60%
 Half siblings = 40%
 Uncles/Aunts x Nieces/Nephews = 0%
 Like all stats, the IN% of an inbred waja will be passed on to its offspring even if the inbred waja is bred to an unrelated waja.  If bred to an unrelated waja, the IN% of the pups will be less than that of the inbred parent.  If bred again to a related waja, the pups have a chance to have an even higher IN% than the inbred parent.

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	Breeding cousin to cousin, aunt to nephew, uncle to niece, or grandparent to grandchild, etc, do not produce a visible IN%. Pups resulting from this would, however, still be considered Linebred.		Breeding cousin to cousin, aunt to nephew, uncle to niece, or grandparent to grandchild, etc, do not produce a visible IN%. Pups resulting from this would, however, still be considered Linebred.
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		+	'''Inbred Breeding'''
		+	Grandparent x Grandchild = 0%
		+	Parent x Child = 60%
		+	Full siblings = 60%
		+	Half siblings = 40%
		+	Uncles/Aunts x Nieces/Nephews = 0%

	Like all stats, the IN% of an inbred waja will be passed on to its offspring even if the inbred waja is bred to an unrelated waja. If bred to an unrelated waja, the IN% of the pups will be less than that of the inbred parent. If bred again to a related waja, the pups have a chance to have an even higher IN% than the inbred parent.		Like all stats, the IN% of an inbred waja will be passed on to its offspring even if the inbred waja is bred to an unrelated waja. If bred to an unrelated waja, the IN% of the pups will be less than that of the inbred parent. If bred again to a related waja, the pups have a chance to have an even higher IN% than the inbred parent.

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−	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, e.g. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were~~. Closer relation results~~ in a higher IN%.	+	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, e.g. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were, with closer relations generally resulting in higher IN% than more distant relations.

	It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.		It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.

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−	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, e.g. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were. ~~The closer the~~ relation~~, the~~ higher ~~the~~ IN%.	+	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, e.g. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were. Closer relation results in a higher IN%.

	It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.		It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.

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−	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, i.e. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were. The closer the relation, the higher the IN%.	+	Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, e.g. mother and son. When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were. The closer the relation, the higher the IN%.

	It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.		It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented. Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.

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 The only breedings that produce a visible IN% are
 * Parent to Child (results in 60% IN if the two wajas being bred do not already have an IN%)
 * Half Sibling to Half Sibling (results in 40% if the two wajas being bred do not already have an IN%)

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 ==Inbred Percentage (IN%)==
-IN% is the stat associated with Inbreeding and indicates just how inbred the waja is.  It is located on a waja's page in the same area as the MU, MG, and LQ stats.
+IN% is the stat associated with Inbreeding and indicates just how inbred the waja is.  It is located on a waja's page in the same area as the [[MU]], [[MG]], and [[LQ]] stats.
 The only breedings that produce a visible IN% are

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 Inbreeding is when two closely related wajas are bred together, i.e. mother and son.  When this occurs, the waja will be born with an inbred percentage (or IN%) based on how closely related its parents were.  The closer the relation, the higher the IN%.
-It should be noted that, although there were originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented.  Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.
+It should be noted that, although there was originally discussion of having inbreeding cause a dramatic effect (such as the pups being born with random mutations or sterility), this did NOT end up being implemented.  Currently there is no discernible difference between an inbred waja and a non-inbred waja, aside from the IN%.
 For inbreeding that does not result in an IN%, please see [[Linebreeding]].

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 ==Reducing IN%==
-[[Ice Pears]] can be used to reduce the IN% of a waja when fed to a waja with IN above 0%.  The amount reduced is a random number between 1% and 5%.
+[[Ice Pears]] can be used to reduce the IN% of a waja when fed to a waja with IN above 0%.  The amount reduced is a random number between 1% and 5%.  Another way to reduce IN% is by feeding the waja a [[Blue Candy]], which will reduce it by 1 point per candy fed.
 NOTE:  It is considered shady business practice and generally dishonest to lower a waja's inbred percentage for the purpose of selling it under the pretense that is is not inbred.