XD I have all the images done, Dray...just trying to get more of my own critters and characters paged first. Some are long over due. Then I intened to reopen Falas, the FGPC, Dark Moon and Alair, for sure. And with a space ship able to take up the slack where Treval fell short, perhaps I can try to get that organized, too.
This is where I'm still testing the code. Elruvian coat color is actually based on the magic, not the magic based on the coat color. If an ice blue color wolf bred with a Pernese, only ice and water magic are in the Elruvian's genes thus, no would be the answer to that question. Most of the time, if two Elruvian's of different Kindreds (say Fire and Earth) bred, the offspring would have to wait to grow up and test there powers and see what they have before figuring out there Kindred or Kindreds. As some powers are shared, expecially between simular Kindreds (Fire and Sun, Fire and Desert, Earth and Mountain, or Ice and Snow, which are exsact same but the white has bred more common in the snow loving wolves and the silver with the ice wolves. Otherwise, those two Kindreds are the exsact same!)
So yeah, to the second. When I've played with the genes, I look at the coat colors to see what powers that wolf has inheritated on the Elruvian side. As long as they have Ame for one of there abliliites (with an Pernese wolf, they would have At1 or something). It it's At3ame, magic is dominate and wins meaning they don't ahve any of there Perneses' parents powers. If they have Ame as one of them, even if paired with At1, then I look at there color code to see what they got. If they only have the water power, they are considered, by all laws, a Water Wolf, not Ice. If they have only ice magic, they are still considered Ice Wolves, but perhaps a lesser one (Ice and Snow need water and ice magic to be considered thus..wonder if it would make sense if I change it...hehe.).
I haven't been able to test all the Elruvian stuff out, but, minus the genetics, I hope I answered everything. >.<
) I know you may not see a noticeable difference in the breeds but their is:
Maybe just reorganize the genes so that you don't just list them in a big line. It's why I have always used a vertical chart for my Ferilons, it makes things MUCH easier to breed and view.