Tenno Breeders Association

[SolarDwagon]

Post all your Imprint crosses here-Parent A, Parent B, result.

Lets find out how useful and heritable these traits are!

 

Rough descriptions appreciated-categories below to give you an idea of info required

 

Breed level:

HurasxHuras

1 Sahasa

1 Huras

RaksaxSahasa
2 Sunika

SahasaxSahasa

1 Sahasa

HurasxSahasa

1 Huras

 

Fur Colour

White/BluexWhite

1 Brown/?
1 Brown/White

Blue/GrayxBlue/Gold
1 Blue/Gold

1 Blue/Grey

 

Fur Pattern

LotusxPure

1 Lotus

1 Striped

LotusxLotus

2 Lotus

 

Body Types

 

Eye Colour

Edited July 25, 2014 by SolarDwagon

[SolarDwagon]

The TBA does not endorse any such antics by it's members, as it could be interpreted as cruelty to an animal. To aid in the identification of the culprits, please upload any videos of the above awesome spectacle atrocious actions.

[Domaik]

TBA? Tenno Brutal Animals right?

 

On a serious note, I guess we have to give it 1-2 more days until people come up with the first crossbreeding kubrows and we get some info on the topic. I hope wiki gets updated.

 

What is the codex useful for if we can't find this type of information or at least a bit of help about it??? I hope DE is reading this >:

Edited July 21, 2014 by Domaik

[RavensNight]

Huras (female) x Huras (female) = Huras (female)

the imprints were from different kubrows

fur pattern was of the first huras

[SolarDwagon]

OP updated-please give at the very least rough descriptions of fur-main colour, pattern, secondary pattern, lotus or not

[Domaik]

Huras (female) x Huras (female) = Huras (female)

the imprints were from different kubrows

fur pattern was of the first huras

 

 

AWESOME, THANK YOU!

[Renegade343]

So, the Tenno Breeders Association is running experiments on Kubrow breeding?

 

That is nice (no, really), but is the time for the full chart to be posted is TBA?

[Domaik]

I wanna get more results because it could be that crossbreeding works like:

 

parent A gives fur pattern, parent b gives kubrow type.

 

that'd be sorta nice rather than have it all go random

[-AR.D2]

I'm surprised that two imprints of the same type don't produce a baby of that type all the time. I would've been annoyed if the two Sunika's that I traded for produced something different.

 

If those two Sunika imprints were not from the same kubrow, I would understand that. Especially if the game actually tracks unknown recessive genes.

 

Irregardless, I believe two imprints from the same kubrow should guarantee the exact same kubrow (in both type and fur color/pattern). I had bred two imprints from a single kubrow and it showed those results.

[DecapitatingJim]

The TBA does not endorse any such antics by it's members, as it could be interpreted as cruelty to an animal. To aid in the identification of the culprits, please upload any videos of the above awesome spectacle atrocious actions.

I'm a barely sane merc that regularly wipes out enough soldiers to qualify as a major natural disaster and I didn't get to that state by following rules all over the place. But I'd obviously keep the 2 headed Kubrows off the books, and legally sell the best parts of the normies. 

 

Maybe the TBA can have underground freaky inbred Kubrow fights. It can work as both a fund raiser for the TBA, and a way to weed out the more dysfunctional of the freakbrows.

Edited July 21, 2014 by DecapitatingJim

[Domaik]

I'm a barely sane merc that regularly wipes out enough soldiers to qualify as a major natural disaster and I didn't get to that state by following rules all over the place. But I'd obviously keep the 2 headed Kubrows off the books, and legally sell the best parts of the normies. 

 

Maybe the TBA can have underground freaky inbred Kubrow fights. It can work as both a fund raiser for the TBA, and a way to weed out the more dysfunctional of the freakbrows.

 

Keep it low...I've heard they have special K-Tazers for mutant kubros

[SolarDwagon]

If those two Sunika imprints were not from the same kubrow, I would understand that. Especially if the game actually tracks unknown recessive genes.

 

Irregardless, I believe two imprints from the same kubrow should guarantee the exact same kubrow (in both type and fur color/pattern). I had bred two imprints from a single kubrow and it showed those results.

 

Would you mind sharing the exact results of the cross? Your first point is one of the biggest reasons I made this thread.

[NevanChambers]

If those two Sunika imprints were not from the same kubrow, I would understand that. Especially if the game actually tracks unknown recessive genes.

 

Irregardless, I believe two imprints from the same kubrow should guarantee the exact same kubrow (in both type and fur color/pattern). I had bred two imprints from a single kubrow and it showed those results.

Ack aaaaaaaack don't use irregardless it's not a word irrespective or regardless. By placing ir a negative in front of regardless (also negative) you create a double negative making your sentance the opposite of what you intended. This accomplishes in one non-existiant word what most people who don't get grammar take two to do.

[Arunafeltz]

A question for breeders - Do genetic templates affect the breed of a Kubrow hatchling (eg do 2x Sahasa imprints give a Sahasa Kubrow?)

[SolarDwagon]

That's the point of this thread-all results I receive will be updated in some form into the OP

[SSI_Kryptix]

(Male)Raksa Imprint X (Male)Sahasa Imprint/Huras = (Female)Sunika (Tested 2 times)

 

Fur color/pattern: First time It hatched it was brown color with Lotus logo on forehead, second time it was yet brown but this time with White like Stripes

 

Eye Colour: Red or Blue

Edited July 22, 2014 by -UW-Skretax

[CatPhoenix]

This is reminding me too much of this now... I think I will forgo the whole breeding thing and go back to trying to collect Bo, Loki, and Wyrm prime

 

http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=72

[Liu_Cypher]

Ack aaaaaaaack don't use irregardless it's not a word irrespective or regardless. By placing ir a negative in front of regardless (also negative) you create a double negative making your sentance the opposite of what you intended. This accomplishes in one non-existiant word what most people who don't get grammar take two to do.

Irregardless is a word, it is just not common usage. Regardless is common usage.

 

ir·re·gard·less adverb \ˌir-i-ˈgärd-ləs\

 

Definition of IRREGARDLESS

nonstandard

:  regardless

 

Usage Discussion of IRREGARDLESS

 

Irregardless originated in dialectal American speech in the early 20th century. Its fairly widespread use in speech called it to the attention of usage commentators as early as 1927. The most frequently repeated remark about it is that “there is no such word.” There is such a word, however. It is still used primarily in speech, although it can be found from time to time in edited prose. Its reputation has not risen over the years, and it is still a long way from general acceptance.

 

 

If you are going to be a Grammar Nazi you should make sure you are correct before posting.

 

Now back to the subject:

Edited July 22, 2014 by Liu_Cypher

[SolarDwagon]

(Male)Raksa Imprint X (Male)Sahasa Imprint/Huras = (Female)Sunika (Tested 2 times)

 

Fur color/pattern: First time It hatched it was brown color with Lotus logo on forehead, second time it was yet brown but this time with White like Stripes

 

Eye Colour: Red or Blue

So, if I understand correctly, the parent imprints were a male raksa and a male sahasa? Do you know the fur patterns?

[NevanChambers]

 

Irregardless is a word, it is just not common usage. Regardless is common usage.

 

ir·re·gard·less adverb \ˌir-i-ˈgärd-ləs\

 

Definition of IRREGARDLESS

nonstandard

:  regardless

 

Usage Discussion of IRREGARDLESS

 

Irregardless originated in dialectal American speech in the early 20th century. Its fairly widespread use in speech called it to the attention of usage commentators as early as 1927. The most frequently repeated remark about it is that “there is no such word.” There is such a word, however. It is still used primarily in speech, although it can be found from time to time in edited prose. Its reputation has not risen over the years, and it is still a long way from general acceptance.

 

 

If you are going to be a Grammar Nazi you should make sure you are correct before posting.

 

Now back to the subject:

 

Yes it's also listed by most dictionaries as "nonstandard" and  "incorrect" which you mention in your post. That means it's a much of a word as smoogledygoop is because my wife uses it. Common usage doesn't make something correct nor does appearing in prynt synce ayges gyn by. You might want to make sure you understand what you are saying when trying to show some one up. 

 

beyond that I agree the topic should be gotten back to.

 

Male Raksa light blue darker blue underbelly

Female Raksa white

Both large build

 

Large build light blue with dark underbelly and white socks Raksa male I named him 

Edited July 23, 2014 by NevanChambers

[Liu_Cypher]

Yes it's also listed by most dictionaries as "nonstandard" and  "incorrect" which you mention in your post. That means it's a much of a word as smoogledygoop is because my wife uses it. Common usage doesn't make something correct nor does appearing in prynt synce ayges gyn by. You might want to make sure you understand what you are saying when trying to show some one up. 

 

Let me point you back to the point I was making.

 

The most frequently repeated remark about it is that “there is no such word.” There is such a word, however. It is still used primarily in speech, although it can be found from time to time in edited prose.

 

It is a word which you claimed it not to be. You were wrong. Whether it is standard or nonstandard has no bearing on the fact that it is in fact a word.

 

So as far as understanding what I was saying goes, I understand completely.

[SolarDwagon]

Do Kubrows need grammar? Nope!

 

Lets get back to breeding our kubrows and making pretty colours

Edited July 23, 2014 by SolarDwagon

[SSI_Kryptix]

So, if I understand correctly, the parent imprints were a male raksa and a male sahasa? Do you know the fur patterns?

Male Raksa was white with barely visible blue lotus logo while the other (Male)sunika/sahasa was pure white.

[SolarDwagon]

Thanks, updated first post. Come on people, lets get some more results posted!

[SquirmyBurrito]

Okay I want to help, but I'm not sure how. So I'll just post pics for the imprints I have (and I'll include their info) and I'll let you guys decide what I do with them:

 

 

Female Sunika

 

Female Raksa

 

Okay I decided to use these two together to see what I get:

 

Male Huras- 

 

Female Huras-

 

The results are...

 

A Male Huras- (I will post a mature picture in a few days)

 

 

Sanic Hegehog Matured (updated with new fur changes from the hotfix)-

 

Edited July 26, 2014 by SquirmyBurrito

[tocorro]

Parent kubrows in order of applying

 

Parent 1 :

 

Type :        Sahasa

Gender :    Female

Height :      Tall

Body :        Muscular  

Fur :          Blue & Grey

Pattern :    Lotus

 

 

Parent 2 :

 

Type :        Sahasa

Gender :    Male

Height :      Small

Body :        Skinny  

Fur :          Blue & Gold

Pattern :    Lotus

 

 

Offspring :

 

Type :        Sahasa

Gender :    Female

Height :      small

Body :        skinny  

Fur :          Blue & Gold

Pattern :    Lotus

 

 

 

Conclusions :

 

Body type :    taken after second parent

Fur color :     taken after second parent

Pattern :        taken after second parent

Gender :       first parent or random

Type :           inconclusive (both were sahasa)  

Edited August 3, 2014 by tocorro