| Glacier Bay Cove |
| Getting off for now, I will be back on later tonight, maybe If my headache goes away |
Fog Early followed by Afternoon Showers| Glacier Bay Cove |
| Getting off for now, I will be back on later tonight, maybe If my headache goes away |
| Black Meadow Estate |
| -HEE Click- I need stud help for this girl I have her embyro for next year but no clue who to send her too |
| Elite Perfection |
| Here's an example... this gal is light bay with sooty. -HEE Click- If I did a reroll, the sooty, markings and the "light" part could all change. |
| Elite Perfection |
| Like bays... you can reroll and have regular bay, light bay, mahogany bay, or golden bay. It's kinda neat. But otherwise you'll just get different markings on the horses. |
| Elite Perfection |
| sometimes when you reroll it won't change anything. but thats a very rare chance. |
| SUMMER OF PEARLS |
| i tried an image rerool, and i guess i did not do it right? so i dont know either |
| Elite Perfection |
| So Jezarae, the "official" answer is "You can reroll their image and have their markings and patterns regenerated randomly. Only their markings and patterns (including things such as shade of base coat and modifiers) will change, their genes will not change." |
| Elite Perfection |
| ok I guess because brindle is random, can't be bred for, thats what has my brain saying rerolls can give it? I know in the past I have rerolled and received a brindle, but it was many moons ago. |
| ArcticLights |
| A bay horse can never be rerolled tp chestnut but it can get a different shade of bay (copper, golden and so on) |
| Jezarae |
| I thought the genetics are what lead to the color/pattern. So I dont understand how color can change without genetics. Like LPLP is needed for certain patterns |
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| Glacier Bay Cove |
| Getting off for now, I will be back on later tonight, maybe If my headache goes away |
| Black Meadow Estate |
| -HEE Click- I need stud help for this girl I have her embyro for next year but no clue who to send her too |
| Elite Perfection |
| Here's an example... this gal is light bay with sooty. -HEE Click- If I did a reroll, the sooty, markings and the "light" part could all change. |
| Elite Perfection |
| Like bays... you can reroll and have regular bay, light bay, mahogany bay, or golden bay. It's kinda neat. But otherwise you'll just get different markings on the horses. |
| Elite Perfection |
| sometimes when you reroll it won't change anything. but thats a very rare chance. |
| SUMMER OF PEARLS |
| i tried an image rerool, and i guess i did not do it right? so i dont know either |
| Elite Perfection |
| So Jezarae, the "official" answer is "You can reroll their image and have their markings and patterns regenerated randomly. Only their markings and patterns (including things such as shade of base coat and modifiers) will change, their genes will not change." |
| Elite Perfection |
| ok I guess because brindle is random, can't be bred for, thats what has my brain saying rerolls can give it? I know in the past I have rerolled and received a brindle, but it was many moons ago. |
| ArcticLights |
| A bay horse can never be rerolled tp chestnut but it can get a different shade of bay (copper, golden and so on) |
| Jezarae |
| I thought the genetics are what lead to the color/pattern. So I dont understand how color can change without genetics. Like LPLP is needed for certain patterns |
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