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Color: White
Possible Location
Represented: Jeuno
Bastok, Windurst and
Sandoria all have their own
Regional Chocobos, yet the
4th city of the Campaign
world which is a central point
of trade and commerce
does not.
Even though Jeuno is neutral,
and citizenship cannot be
granted, it has a deep-rooted
history as well as a large
reigning government that
dates back to Zilart times.
And because of that, some of
the oldest NPC characters
reside and reign in Jeuno.
Because Jeuno's
administration is deeply tied
into Vandiel's past, the
White Chocobo could be
implemented into the Wing's
of the Goddess storyline and
brought to modern day Jeuno
by Jeuno diplomat travelers. |
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Dual Color
Chocobos: Cross Breeding Possiblity?
Although very unlikely this method would ever be implemented, the idea of
Cross-Breeding and
producing cool looking Chocobos would be a big step into a next generation
of Breeding.
The process would have to be thought carefully through, to decide a dual
color program:
A Dominant color gene [primary color] as well as a Recessive color gene
[secondary color].
For further clarification:
Dominant Color: See Body Base Color
Recessive Color: Notice Tail, Head, Breast, Wing, and Leg
color
Deciding factors could possibly be one of the following [aside from
random color assignment]:
- assigning color inheritance based on Gender [generally
designating male Chocobos as the
Dominant Color Gene Holders in common situations and female
Chocobos as the recessive
Color Gene Holder. This would be the most simplistic and
straight forward method to dual
color Breeding.
- rationalizing the dominant color gene via Honeymoon Package
synopsis: choosing the package to inherit Male
traits assigns the dominant color gene to
the Male Card bred and the recessive color trait to the
Female Card Bred.
Choosing the package to inherit Female traits assigns the
dominant color gene to the
Female Card bred and the recessive color trait to the Male
Card Bred.
This allows a complex Breeding system with more variables and
higher chance rate.
How to differentiate between breeding a Normal Chocobo and a
Dual Colored Chocobo:
Not everyone is going to want to breed Dual Colored Chocobos.
They would be used, obviously, only for Aesthetic Impact. And a
lot of people would prefer
raising a Standard Black, Green, Blue or Red Chocobo.
But aside from pure Color Preference, they would not be considered as a
strong card for
serious breeders trying to build a Solid, Strong colored Family Tree
{especially if Rule 2 in the next excerpt was implemented}.
Therefore, anyone wishing to try and obtain a Dual Colored Chocobo,
would need to purchase
a Dual Color Waver (for an additional 5k?) from the Honeymoon NPC
in Upper Jeuno, and
trade it along with 2 Chocobo parent cards and a Honeymoon Package.
Acquiring a Dual Colored Chocobo, also would not be guaranteed.
The basic percentage
chance that the Dual Colored Breeding is successful can be decided by
the programmers. Although as a whole, actually acquiring a Dual
Colored Chocobo as a phenomena should not be too low since the cards
used for future breeding won't be as genetically strong. The Entire
process of obtaining the colors you want for a Dual Colored Chocobo
should largely be decided
on the color quality of the parent cards you are using and their family
tree.
But as any other Breeding process, there's always a random chance
variable, this can be applied to:
- getting the colors you
desired
- not getting a standard yellow
Chocobo
- successfully acquiring a Dual
Colored Chocobo.
Using a Dual Color Chocobo Card would interfere greatly and confuse future
color breeding
practices and make it much more difficult to do Full-bred Breeding.
Therefore, there are a few possible solutions to fix this dilemma:
1: Assign the Dominant Color of the Chocobo as the Chocobo
Card Color for Breeding
Techniques. The Recessive Color would have
to have its own variable in the breeding
process as well though.
2 Although the Color of the Dual Colored Chocobo could be
example: D: Blue / R: Red,
it would register for Breeding Practices as a
Standard Yellow. So if a Chocobo was bred
using a Dual Colored Chocobo Card + a Red Card,
it would actually be a Yellow + a Red
Card. The rest of the family tree could Remain
the same, with the Grandparents on the
Dual Colored Card's side still bearing Blue and
Red color traits. This would be my preferred
method since it discourages using Dual Color
Cards for breeding purposes, and diffuses
Color genetic potencies.
3. Don't allow the Honeymoon Packages NPC to accept Dual Colored
Chocobo Cards.
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