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So, I have a couple dragons I'm considering turning into Gaolers. I know that genes tend to revert to Basic when the dragon gets breed-changed, but what about genes which Gaolers have access to? Would a Tapir/Striation/Belly modern dragon be able to keep their genes into the change to a Gaoler?

@Nikomas All genes revert to basic when you change a dragon to an ancient breed.

@Lonin

Dang, was hoping a could spare a bit of treasure there. Thanks!

@Nikomas
No, if they have matching genes, theyre fine. My daughter switched her dragons and the compatible genes stayed.

[quote name="@FelicisNox177" date="2019-06-11 06:25:04" ] @.Nikomas No, if they have matching genes, theyre fine. My daughter switched her dragons and the compatible genes stayed. [/quote] Are you sure she didn't regene the dragon after breed changing it? Because all genes do revert to basic, even ones that have a parallel counterpart. If they stayed on your daughters dragon and weren't added after the fact then she's experienced a pretty serious bug!

[quote name="@AlphaSobek" date="2019-06-11 06:45:20" ] [quote name="FelicisNox177" date="2019-06-11 06:25:04" ] @.Nikomas No, if they have matching genes, theyre fine. My daughter switched her dragons and the compatible genes stayed. [/quote] Are you sure she didn't regene the dragon after breed changing it? Because all genes do revert to basic, even ones that have a parallel counterpart. If they stayed on your daughters dragon and weren't added after the fact then she's experienced a pretty serious bug! [/quote] Well crap, now I need to check. I just went with what she told me

Bumping cuz I need to know!

@demoliceros it’s already been answered in the comments above, but no. Genes do not transfer.


Also, bumping isn’t allowed in this forum ^^

@Shinyumbreon

Side note

I have a dragon named Umbreon