Wonderful idea! I like this! <3 I have a kitten with patches just like this, and would love to try and breed a lion out of him. >:3

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thank you! <3

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We already have piebald, which causes patchy coloration, and we have vitiligo, which is like a variation of non-mutation piebald. No support from me. :P

EDIT: Looking back on this, I was confused, seeing as there were no mockups and I thought it was the white that was causing the patches, hence me not supporting. See what clarification can do? Aha. Any who, now that the mockups were added, I believe it's a splendid idea. This game needs more broadened spots, like above, seeing as everything is all speckles, stripes, and, now, cheetah spots. I believe you've gained my support by clearing it up!

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@Nyabi hey there smarty do we have brown vitilgo or a black piebald? no. we don't. think pls

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thanks for the reasoning! i see this is pretty different from piebald as it would be solid patches instead of having speckles, and it would be other colors than white. and with vitiligo, it would be large again, solid patches. much different than both of those, ill draw some examples if i get the chance.

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That was unnecessarily rude, Shibaa. Completely uncalled for.

Putting my two cents in, I support a patching idea, It'd be fun to try and recreate a childhood pet

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theres no need to attack, @shib :o everyones got a right to thier own opinion, lets be civil

geeko, thanks for the support!

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To add, in fact, there IS a "Brown" vitiligo- Sepia. From the Sepia applicators that you can get from the enclave or via referral points~

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I was honestly about to ask if you meant the color or the white as the marking, because those images you posted -are- real-world piebald.

That said, I'd support as long as it's distinct enough from piebald and vitiligo. By this I mean either having no white varieties, or -if- there were white varieties, making them distinct, solid patches rather than speckles.

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yes i did mean the colors rather than the white spotting, heh. maybe i shoulda specified that.

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cuuuute omg

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This seems like a great idea. Full support from me! :3

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apologies, was in a bitchy mood.

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its alright m'dude

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I like that white and yellow one :o

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