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Also, I'm guessing Flaxen covers Palominos, even though in real life their genetics are different?
Well palomino isnt covered here, not even under flaxen, but it is a common color.
Sorry, I just have one more question...
Do your genetics listed on the sheet trump real genetics? Like in real life, if you bred a Cremello and a Chestnut (I don't see Chestnut on the sheet but I'm assuming it's common) you will almost always get a Palomino. Is that how breeding these guys works, too? Or can you get any color foal color from that breeding as long as it's under the "common" colors (because U + C = C).
Otherwise, the breed breeds genetically correct :3