#DNA Crossing
Each Snail's DNA is formed from its 4 unique traits.โ This page explains how incubation works for each trait and provides some examples.
#Family Crossing
In the Incubator process, both parents randomly contribute 10 genes to the offspring's genetic sequence. Let's assume we have the following Parent 1 and Parent 2 Snails. Below is the genetic sequence of five possible offspring out of the 1000s possible ones that this couple can produce. This couple might have a child from any family. Their genetic sequence allows it.
#Class Crossing
The following table describes how the offspring's class will be determined.
As shown, mating with a Genesis class might generate better offspring for all of the other classes.
#Generation
The generation algorithm is provided on the "Traits" page. Below are a few examples of possible results of different Snail couples.
#Adaptation
Adaptations will be assigned randomly. Each Snail starts with 1 random adaptation.