Inbreeding

Breeding probabilities for Tsiuri can be considered much of a mystery to the outside world, however the only for certain thing you can count on is inbred Tsiuri being effected in some way. Inbreeding occurs when the sire and dam in question both share relatives in their visible lineage, and while in the real world inbreeding is fine on certain levels, in ARPGs inbreeding usually comes with consequences.

What is a visible lineage? The visible lineage is what you can see on your import's information sheet, and anything that is not present on the visible lineage is considered to be far out enough in generation that they will not longer effect your Tsiuri (this is the same theory when it comes to using specialty coats like Sunrise Blonde.)

Is there anything I can do to avoid inbreeding? Yes, just check the sire and dam's information before submitting a breeding request, or own something like the Impurity Stone which will completely scramble a Tsiuri's lineage. The Impurity Stone can be used upon upload of the inbred Tsiuri.

What issues can pop up during inbreeding and how will they effect me? Read more below!

Stillborn

A stillborn Tsiuri (the most common result of inbreeding) means the pup was born with no significant signs of life and is declared dead at its birth. Stillborns may not be used officially and cannot be donated to the adoption center either. Impurity stones can not fix a stillborn.

Blind & Deaf

Blindness and deafness of a Tsiuri can cause deformities such as underdeveloped eyes and so on, but are mostly non-visual effects on the body. Blindness can be exhibited by a cloudy colored eye lacking in a pupil. Blindness and deafness will greatly effect a Tsiuri's performance in activities by creating a fail rate of 80%.

Deformities

If "deformed" pops up on your Tsiuri, this means they greatly have something that effects their physical body. Deformities aren't very pretty and with the use of a large accessory, one may alter the Tsiuri's physical form. Deformities would include things like an undershot jaw, underdeveloped leg, spinal deformity, and so on. Deformities can not greatly alter the lineart (such as shortening the neck, changing the entire skull shape, or cause dwarfism.)

Below are examples of dogs with physical issues that we would accept seeing on the physical lineart of your Tsiuri. Warning, as these images may be graphic/unfavorable for queasy viewers.