COLOR SELECTION
Base colors are rolled for based on the parents' genotype. When designing your ketucari, you can only use the base coat in theirphenotype and it must be picked from one of the swatches below.
Base colors may have slight color shifts for variety, but they must not be too drastic. Below is an example of acceptable base color shifts.
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NORMAL BASE COLORS
BRONZE
Bronze genotypes:Contain up to 2 capital letters in 1-2 slots
ee/Ss/kk
ee/SS/kk
ee/SS/Kk
ee/SS/Kk
ee/Ss/Kk
ee/Ss/KK
ee/ss/Kk
ee/ss/KK
EE/ss/kk
Ee/ss/kk
Ee/SS/kk
Ee/ss/Kk
Ee/ss/KK
Ee/Ss/kk
EE/SS/kk
EE/Ss/kk
EE/ss/KK
BROWN
Brown genotypes:Contain up to 2 capital letters in 3 slots
Ee/Ss/Kk
Ee/Ss/KK
EE/SS/Kk
Ee/SS/Kk
EE/Ss/KK
EE/Ss/Kk
TINTED BASE COLORS
Certain normal bases can turn into tinted bases when the tint modifier (+C) is present on the K locus.
The tint gene has a 25% chance to pass.
The tint gene has a 25% chance to pass.
DILUTE BASE COLORS
Normal and tinted bases become diluted when the dilution gene (nDi or DiDi) is present. The dilution gene has a 15% chance to pass.
VIVID BASE COLORS
Normal and tinted bases turn into vivid bases when the vivid gene (nVi or ViVi) is present.
The vivid gene has a 15% chance to pass.
The vivid gene has a 15% chance to pass.
The vivid gene has no effect on pewter or charcoal, but can be carried.
BLENDED BASE COLORS
When both the vivid AND dilute genes are present in the same ketucari, the color is known as blended.
Since the presence of vivid does nothing to charcoal, such ketucari will remain pewter as a result of
the dilute gene.