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Hybrids |
There are several terms out there used to describe
those individuals that have elements of both norns and grendels in them,
the following table explains the differences:
Appearance | Race | Description | Species N = norn G = grendel |
Genetics N = norn G = grendel |
Sprites |
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Norn | The basic fluffy creatures. | N | N | N |
Norgrenorn | A norn with sex-linked genus genes that can have grendel as well as norn children. | N | N & G | ||
Norndel | norn / grendel hybrid that looks like a norn. | N | N & G | ||
Norgren | A
grendel breed that looks like a banana norn as it uses the same sprites. |
G | G | ||
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Grorn | Norn
breed that has uses grendel sprites so that they look like grendels |
N | N | G |
Grenorn | norn /
grendel hybrid that looks like grendel (or used to describe any norn/grendel cross) |
G | N & G | ||
Nornel | norn / grendel hybrid that has a norn mother, and grendel father (meaning grenorns have the opposite) under this definition | ||||
Grenorndel | A grendel with sex-linked genus genes that can have norn as well as grendel children. | G | N & G | ||
Grendel | The run-of-the-mill scaly green dude. | G | G |
Other known terms for species mixes are as follows:
Name | Description | Races | ||||
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Etta / Ettorn / Ettinorn | A norn breed which is the missing link between ettins and norns. | N |
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E |
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Nettin
/ Ettinorn / Norntin / Nottin |
A norn / ettin hybrid. A Nottin is also the name of an ettin-like norn breed. |
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Greih | A breed of norn that looks like a shee. | N | S | ||
Ettinorndel
/ Nortindel / Grettinorn / Grenottin |
grendel / norn / ettin hybrid | N | G | E | ||
Nottishee | norn / ettin / shee hybrid | N | E | S | ||
Ettindel / Grettin | grendel / ettin hybrid | G | E | |||
Grettishee | grendel / ettin / shee hybrid | G | E | S | ||
Ettishee | ettin / shee hybrid | E | S |
The Grelloran Project
Whilst playing around with a norn genome, I realised that you could give
a norn two genus genes and sex-link them.
In this way, I theorised you could have, for example, a male norn with an inactive female
grendel gene. So some of his daughters would be grendels (the others would inherit the
usual norn genus gene from their mother).
I finally decided to create a pair of norns and a pair of grendels, all
of which had genes for the opposite sex and genus.
To keep it simple, I used the RHE5 genome as the base, and kept all appearance genes as
type 0
which will mean banana norn or regular grendel, depending on the genus.
I created two genomes in the end, the Male Norn Female Grendel (MNFG)
and the Male Grendel Female Norn (MGFN).
From them I produced four creatures, a breeding pair of Norngrenorns and another of
Grenorndels.
Technically Nora and Gerald are a pair of twins as are Norman and Gertie.
Name | Race | Description | Sex | Species N = norn G = grendel |
Genome |
Norman | Norgrenorn | Male fluffy norn with a recessive female grendel gene | M | N | MNFG |
Nora | Norgrenorn | Female fluffy norn with a recessive male grendel gene | F | FNMG | |
Gertie | Grenorndel | Female grendel with a recessive male fluffy norn gene | F | G | MNFG |
Gerald | Grenorndel | Male grendel with a recessive female fluffy norn gene | M | FNMG |
>> DOWNLOAD THEM HERE <<
Note that the creatures provided have a few minor mutations, and so the
original genomes are provided as well.
Also, if you want the grendels to have child and elderly sprites, download and install them.
I'd also recommend Jessica's updated grendels for better sprites.