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| − | This page will tell you everything about the statistics of a Waja.
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| − | == MU ==
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| − | The Mutation Gene or MU is the percentage of the offspring showing a random mutation. You increase it by feeding your Waja a [[Strange Pear]], which will increase the MU by 1-5%. There is a chance thata Waja will not only pass on their [[mutations]] but also random mutations that simply come out of no where if the MU is high.
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| − | == MG ==
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| − | This displays the MALE GENE percentage. You can raise this percentage by feeding your waja a [[Male Pear]]. This indicates the chance of this waja having male pups. The higher the percentage the more male pups the waja will have.
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| − | == LQ ==
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| − | LQ stands for Litter Quantity, so the percentage of getting more than one pup. If both of the parents have very high 60-100 of LQ each then there's a high chance of getting twins or triplets (not sure if quad triplets have ever happened before). You increase it by feeding your Waja a [[Normal Pear]].
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| − | == In% ==
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| − | This displays the INBRED percentage. You can lower this percentage by feeding your waja an [[Ice Pear]]. This indicates if the waja has two of the same wajas in it heritage or lineage (example breeding two wajas that share a parent is called inbreeding). The higher the percentage the more inbred the waja is. The lower the better.
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| − | Currently, only Parent x Sibling and Sibling x Sibling is causing an IN%.
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| − | The IN% doesn't do anything right now, except say the waja is inbred. Some people don't like the idea of inbreeding, so won't buy a waja that is inbred.
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