BreedingsBecause I'm superbored right now, I'm gonna open a breeding slot. First come, first serve. For now, breedings cost 10K. That seems reasonable, right? Also, this slot is a
non-line-edited breeding slot, meaning that none of the babies will have edits, even if the parents do (unless it's a genetic edit).
Phoenix Breeding SlotsName x Name: x urns
Name x Name: x urns
Hippogriff Breeding SlotsHawk x Solaris: 4 eggs
Name x Name: x eggs
In-house Surrogates
Click here to view the surrogate herd!When two phoenixes breed, it's by magic. There's nothing biological about it. However, when hippogriffs breed, it requires a male and a female. What's a same-sex couple to do? Find a surrogate! A surrogate can be somebody else's 'griff, or you can choose to use an in-house surrogate. Surrogates can also be used if you don't want to go to the trouble of finding your 'griff a mate. There are eight surrogates to choose from.
FemalesRose: A sweet, subdued female with lovely subtle soft cloudy coloration.
Sawyer: A snarky, irritable lady with pretty tawny color and soft stripes.
Smokey: Exactly what it says on the tin. Dark grey, dark eyes. Even though she's the biggest of the females (as well as the herd alpha), she's hornless. Hornlessness has a 10% pass-down rate.
Charlotte: A bold partial albino lady. Faraday's sister. Albinism has a 5% pass-down rate; partial albinism has a 25% pass-down rate (amount of pigmentless feathers and fur varies).
MalesEko: A strong, bold male with dark mottled coloration and no strong markings. Has heterochromia- one eye is gold, while the other is blue. Heterochromia has a 50% pass-down rate.
Locke: A mysterious, intelligent blue roan male.
Charlie: A friendly, good-natured male with bright colors and a bobbed tail. Bobbed tails have a 10% pass-down rate.
Faraday: A quiet albino. Charlotte's brother. Has a 10% chance to pass down albinism and a 30% chance to pass down partial albinism, unless bred to another albino. Albino x Albino has a 20%/70% pass-down rate.
And, just in case there's a phoenix out there interested in being a single parent.
Fiero is happy to donate some ashes. Breeding with Fiero is special because he's dyed these ashes- none of his own color will come through. His patterns, however, might. Also, due to the chemical nature of these ashes, the extra urn attributed to an elder parent is a non-issue.