NIB (aka "Clean") Breeding?

Sounds complicated tbh. And there's the question of if those terms will even survive to become common WD parlance when PA gets here.

I like Heirloom but it doesn't seem viable atm.

(@Elliebird) Those terms are really interesting! I might use some of them for my own little playstyle. 

 Elliebird That sounds cool! I'm planning on only doing OCR and NIB so I'll probably join your clan :)

Yeah which is why players don't have to follow all of them. They can simply say I am only breeding NIB or not caring about heritage at all. This is for players who want to have a challenge/vision. I just hope that everyone takes this as a game and there should be no hate for anyone because of their breeding style. This is for players who want to go into terminology depth for NIB or IB. 

So if anyone has a cool term/definition for a certain heritage/breeding style let me know so I can add it to the clan information.

I think we are all trying to get away from the "dirty" terminology and it looks good so far. There are plenty of threads/clans/topics to search for and options available. What will come through in the end doesnt really matter to me, personally.

Curious where this "no hate" attitude is coming from. None of the clean breeding or NIB breeding styles were built on a foundation of hatred.

I'd love to see what everyone comes up with regarding new playstyles and such! I'm very excited to try out some ideas, too.

So back in Lioden plus other sites I have been on there have been instances of people not liking IB animals thats all. Sometimes they voiced it in the forums. There was some groups of anti-inbreeding which isn't cool. I just want to create a supportive and friendly group thats keeps people informed of different lineage terminology. 

I have a wolf with my profile ID#. Maybe I could turn that into a playstyle? lolol

@Elliebird As a person who was around for the beginning of Clean Breeding, I can tell you it was less about the playstyle and more about....the effect on the market I guess?

Also, this idea that clean breeders had a "superiority complex" against people who didn't clean breed. They also didn't appreciate that some kings were not willing to breed to inbred lions/their own daughters. So it was some parts invention and some parts entitlement. What you saw was just clean breeders responding to that.

If NIBreeding has an discernable affect on the market that gives them an edge over people who don't care/do have inbred pups, I predict you're looking at the same situation.