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@Lerex Here's my sheet.

I realize this might seem a little daunting, but I promise it's not as complicated as it looks. Basically how it works is if you look in the Dragon Data tab, at the end of each row you'll see I've added that dragon's family up to five generations if I don't own their parents (or if they're a first gen, noted by a bright red "None" under father and mother). Names are just there for readability; I promise the bloodline checker runs off the IDs. It goes in order of parents (red), grandparents (orange), g-grandparents (yellow), and gg-grandparents (green), all in standard FR order of male first. If I do own the parents, noted by a bright green background under father and mother, I've used a little bit of formula voodoo to pull the information from the parents so I don't have to do a lot of copy/pasting (if you look in the formula bar you'll see there's formulas in the cells after the parents; just copy/paste the whole row of formulas wherever you need it). It's probably best to enter each dragon's parents first to see which ones you own the parents of to save yourself a lot of work. (If any of that was unclear, I understand; I'm a bit of a rambler. Feel free to ask me any questions you have.)

Once you have all that down, the Pedigree tab is where you'll find the nice looking tree chart. All you have to do is pick your dergs from the dropdowns in the middle (male on left, female on right, just like in the Pair Workshop), and if they have any relation to each other at all, the relation will be shown in red. There are a lot of calculations going on, so it may take a minute for everything to show up.

Feel free play around with my dergs' info if you want to get a feel for how it works, or just jump into adding your own. I hope this helps!

Obligatory ping for @tigercule.