Breed a trained pair
Commit care time and resources to a new animal.
Choose two different ready animals you own, of the same species and at least training level three. Both must be rested from any prior breeding interval. Care capacity must have room for the new animal.
Breeding consumes eight feed and one harness and takes four hours. The parents enter care during that commitment and have a one-day breeding interval. The offspring starts at training level one with a recorded parentage.
Inherited aptitudes average and redistribute the parents’ traits within the same eight-point total. A variation shifts a point instead of creating extra points. Choosing parents is about distribution and care planning, not an unlimited power ladder.