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- JingosQuinn March 2018
- SandyCreekAcres March 2018
- Stone Silo Farm March 2018
Brindle
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I'm new on here and I was just wondering how you get brindle? Is it luck of the draw with breeding or can you game modify it somehow? I know brindle isn't gene it's a mutation, but I'm having no luck at all getting one. I didn't know if there was something I could do to increase my chances?
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Ammit periodically gifts us with Rank Special Herd Helpers, a chance to create one horse with a very specific gene set. Many of them, but certainly not all, are brindle, in addition to whatever else has been set.
That is about the only way that brindle shows up in foundation horses. It's not something that can be added in the Gene Modification Lab, for instance. There is an extremely small chance for brindle to show up when breeding horses, even with brindle parents. Sometimes a brindle foal will spontaneously show up as well, but this is also extremely rare. -
I'm experimenting with the Yule Log Ashes line. It has brindle in it. I didn't know if there was a higher chance a brindle baby could made or not. I love they are turning out, I just no brindle yet.
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Foundation Herd Helpers are the easiest way to get brindles because they're guaranteed. Ammit does periodically gift them out; you can also randomly roll one on your daily HH dip, so it's a bit like winning the lottery.
Breeding them is possible but quite difficult. If I remember correctly the odds of getting a spontaneous brindle foal are about 1 in 1000, whereas the odds of breeding one with one brindle parent are 1 in 100, and then breeding one with two brindle parents is about 1 in 50... so better, but still honestly not great. I have 142 brindles in my barns, and only 8 of them are lined; at the end of the day when