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| <h2 class="c-header active">Base Genetics</h2>
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| == Base Genetics ==
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| Each base has its own genetics that determine how it passes through breeding. Bases are given three categorizations based on its appearance and rarity. You can view the genetics of a wolf's base on their page, under the Looks section.
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| | <tr><td>[https://grousehouse.wiki/Category:Bases Bases]</td></tr> |
| | <tr><td>[https://grousehouse.wiki/Category:Eyes Eyes]</td></tr> |
| | <tr><td>[https://grousehouse.wiki/Category:Skins,_Noses,_and_Claws Skins, Noses, and Claws]</td></tr> |
| | <tr><td>[https://grousehouse.wiki/Category:Markings Markings]</td></tr> |
| | <tr><td>[https://grousehouse.wiki/Category:Mutations Mutations]</td></tr> |
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| | Genetics and breeding are first introduced in the [https://grousehouse.wiki/Questing#Unique_Quests unique quest] The Next Generation. After this quest has been completed, players are able to breed their own wolves and start raising pups! While the quest touches on each aspect of a wolf's appearance, it doesn't go into too much detail, so we'll explain each genetic trait below. |
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| "Muted Dark II" is the base genetics of the base displayed above, Pecan. These are the three categories that the base was assigned, and they can be read in the order of Color, Shade, Rarity. The percentage in parentheses next to the wolf's base name is the percentage of wolves in the game that also have that base. So, in this screenshot, 0.36% of all wolves in the game have the Pecan base.
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| There are four main '''color groups''' which most bases will be assigned -- Cool, Muted, Warm, and Monochrome. The categorization is based on the general appearance of the base. There are also Special color bases, which are categorized as such due to their extra rarity rather than their actual color. (More details about Special bases are available later in this guide.) Breeding similar colors together will help make breeding outcomes more predictable. For example, breeding a Cool base with another Cool base will guarantee that all pups from the breeding will also have Cool bases.
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| === Base Pass Rates === | | == Wolf Appearance == |
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| '''When considering the pass rates of bases, it's important to note that base genetics is not a matter of "this base x this base = that base". Rather, the bases that are produced from a breeding are determined by the genetics of the base (the color group, shade, and rarity) instead of the base itself.'''
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| | Each wolf's appearance is directly affected by their genetics. There's nearly limitless combinations of traits to produce unique wolves, from natural gems to wild colorbombs. Upon visiting a wolf's page, you'll be greeted by their full portrait, followed by all of their stats and details. Under the '''Looks''' and '''Markings''' sections is where you'll find information about their genetics and appearance. |
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| | '''If your wolf's appearance seems outdated or inaccurate, you can click/tap on the image once to refresh it.''' If the image still seems inaccurate after being refreshed, then you can submit a [https://www.wolvden.com/bugbox/new bug report]! Your wolf's portrait will change through their life, as they grow from puppy to adult. |
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| === Special Circumstances === | | == Base and Base Genetics == |
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| | '''Eyes''' can add very unique details to your wolf, and even affect the appearance of the explore interface! They're some of Wolvden's more simple genetics, but many have a level of rarity that make them valuable in the market. Eye breeding is dependent on the understanding of fail colors, since eyes are capable of producing either themself or a "fail". |
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| === Eye Catalogue === | | == Skins, Noses, and Claws == |
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| {{EyeInfo|Amber|amber|Customization|Can fail to: Brown, Hazel, Orange, and Yellow|Astrum|astrum|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black, Blue, Ice, and Red|Azure|azure|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Ice|Bioluminescent Blue|bioluminescentblue|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black and Blue}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Bloodhound|bloodhound|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Red and White|Blue|blue|NBWs, Customization|Can fail to: Gray and Olive|Blue Moon|bluemoon|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black, Blue, Ice, and White|Bone|bone|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Amber, Brown, White, and Yellow}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Brown|brown|NBWs, Customization|Can fail to: Orange and Yellow|Carapace|carapace|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Amber, Brown, and Orange|Cetacean|cetacean|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Black and Red|Chestnut Brown|chestnutbrown|Special NBWs|Can fail to: Amber, Black, and Brown}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Cryptid|cryptid|Cataclysms Applicator|Can fail to: Black and Red|Dark Hazel|darkhazel|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Black, Brown, Hazel, and Olive|Dust|dust|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Black, Brown, Gray, and Orange|Electric Blue|electricblue|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Ice}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Indigo|indigo|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Red|Insomnium|insomnium|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Green, and Red|Lumino|lumino|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Green, Ice, and Olive|Lunisolar|lunisolar|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Gray, Red, and Violet}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Lux|lux|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black and Blue|Mercury|mercury|Special NBWs|Can fail to: Clay, Gray, and Orange|Moonglow|moonglow|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Red, and Yellow|Moonlight|moonlight|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Black, Ice, and White}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Moonshine|moonshine|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Amber, Blue, Black, and Yellow|Nightglow|nightglow|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Ice|Novus|novus|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Blue, Dust, and Storm|Nox|nox|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black, Blue, and Red}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Olive|olive|NBWs, Customisation|Can fail to: Blue and Gray|Orange|orange|NBWs, Customisation|Can fail to: Brown and Yellow|Passion|passion|Matchmaker Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Green, Ice, and Red|Puma|puma|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Green, Hazel, and Olive}}
| | Small but notable, '''skins, noses, and claws''' can have a significant impact on your wolf's appearance! Each is a separate trait, but they act identically in breeding. Some of these accents or applicable with items, while others can be found on befriended wolves. Since there's a small number of skins, noses, and claws, you won't find that they provide much value to a wolf in the market, but they're nice to pay attention to if you enjoy the small details. |
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| {{EyeInfo|Purple|purple|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Red|Red|red|Customisation|Can fail to: Amber, Black, and Brown|Rose|rose|Matchmaker Applicator|Can fail to: Clay, Red, and White|Saeculorum|saeculorum|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Black, Blue, and Red}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Sapphire|sapphire|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue and Red|Saros|saros|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Green, and Red|Scallop|scallop|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Amber, Brown, Orange, and White|Selenelion|selenelion|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Gray, and Red}}
| | Visit the pages below to learn more about skins, noses, and claws and view full catalogues of all skins, noses, and claws in game! |
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| {{EyeInfo|Serene|serene|Cataclysms Applicator|Can fail to: Gray and Green|Smoke|smoke|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Black, Gray, Hetero Black & White, Hetero White & Black, and White|Somnium|somnium|Lunar Event Applicator|Can fail to: Blue, Ice, and Red|Steel Blue|steelblue|Raffle Stud|Can fail to: Black, Blue, and Gray}}
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| {{EyeInfo|Warm Gray|warmgray|Special NBWs|Can fail to: Black, Clay, Gray, and White|White|white|Customisation|Can fail to: Black, Gray, and Ice|Wisp|wisp|Coigreach Applicator|Can fail to: Green, Hazel, Olive, and Yellow|Yagou|yagou|Crafted Applicator|Can fail to: Amber, Green, Olive, and Yellow}}
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| | == Markings == |
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| == Marking Genetics ==
| | '''Markings''' are easily some of Wolvden's more complicated genetics. You'll find a list of all of your wolf's markings under the Markings section of their page. |
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| This page includes an overview of marking genetics. For more detailed information on each marking, tier, obtention, and marking mechanic, take a look at the [[Markings]] page.
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| === Marking Categories and Rarities ===
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| Markings are sorted similarly to bases in that they have a color and rarity. An additional category is added to reflect marking shapes. | |
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| The color of the marking is very straightforward and is representative of the hue of the marking. The color of the marking will be important if you're interested in breeding combo markings.
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| Wolves have a dedicated section on their pages for Markings. Here, you can see the color, shape, and tier of each marking they have. Wolves can have up to ten markings.
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| The first number in parentheses next to each marking is the marking's opacity. The opacity represents the vibrancy or transparency of the marking—how much it stands out or blends into other markings.
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| | There's a lot going on here, but it's not too hard to break down! Each marking is separated into for attributes: '''color''', '''shape''', '''opacity''', and '''tier'''. The color and shape make up the marking's full name, while opacity is represented by the percentage in parenthesis and the tier is represented by the number following. |
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| '''Marking Tiers''' | | Each of these values can affect how a marking is passed in breeding, and there's also a few special cases, such as combos and deviations, that can add to breeding complexity. |
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| '''T3''' - Applicator
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| '''Every marking, regardless of these tiers, has a chance to drop from a Random Marking Applicator!'''
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| === Marking Pass Rates === | | == Mutations == |
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| If both parents have a marking in a specific slot, there is an estimated 60% chance that the pup will get any marking in that slot at all. If it is decided that the pup will get a marking in the slot, there is a 50/50 chance for which parent's marking it will receive. Identical markings that are bred in the same slot (i.e., both parents have the exact same marking in the same slot) have a 75% chance of passing directly to the pup, rather than a 60% chance.
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| <small>''(Special thanks to Nika (#10475) and Mossfoot (#23226) for these calculations!)''</small>
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| The opacities of the parents' markings will affect what opacity the pup's marking will have. The opacity does not affect the pass rate of the actual marking. The pup's marking will be the average of the two parent's opacities in that slot, give or take about 10%. This could be represented by the formula below:
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| If one parent does not have a marking in that slot, their opacity is 0%. So, if only one parent has a marking in that slot and the pup inherits that marking, the opacity will be 1/2 of the one parent's opacity, also with 10% wiggle room.
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| <small>''(Special thanks to Coal (#476) for the formula and tips!)''</small>
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| | '''Mutations''' are a complex mechanic full of Wolvden's rarest traits! Not every wolf will have mutation-in fact, they're rather rare to find. On each wolf, there are two slots available for mutations, '''Mutation''' and '''Secondary Mutation''', meaning that some can be doubled up. However, wolves can also possess a hidden recessive mutation gene, evident by their carrier status. Wolves carrying mutation genes can be bred together to produce genetic mutations. |
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| | Mutations on Wolvden come in multiple categories defined by how they are obtained and passed in breeding. From random mutations, to applicator and lethal mutations, there's a lot to explore! |
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| Mutations are a rare part of a wolf's genetics that make them unique! Not all wolves have mutations, but those that do can be more valuable or more visually distinct than other wolves.
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