The community of those who aim for a clean pride, or even those who try to hard mode, is growing. While yes, they focus on something that doesn't actually matter in the game, it matters to them.

What I am suggesting is a small tweak to make it easier to be able to do this, if you want. One more filter that can help us find that heritage-less stud we are looking for or even a stud that is, say, the 3rd generation in his line. As its just a filter, those who don't care will never have to bother about it.

Right now when searching for a stud (or any other lion(ess)) you can search by a variety of filters.

Okay, so, I am looking for a stud, I want him to have a special base, mottled rosettes, and have the ferus mutations, for your average player, click, click, click, boom, there's your list, search through a couple, pick one and you are done. However, for someone hardmoding, or at least wanting a heritage-less mate, you now need to go through almost every single result to trying to find one, and often times look through 20+ lions just to find out, none are heritage-less.

I know since heritage doesn't play a role this most likely will not become a feature, but then again, the community for it is growing, so maybe we have a chance.

I'm not good at coding, this could be very easy, or, very hard. In my mind, it could be as simple as implementing a variable in a lions code for how many generations their family tree goes back, 0 for heritage-less, 1 for their parents, 2 for their grandparents, etc, there's already coding to display these lions in their family tree, so there must be some way to have this generate a variable that we can then use as a filter in a search. I could be very wrong in that matter though.

I'm not asking for a filter to search a gen 21 lion specifically, just as far back as the family tree goes is all that's necessary, so Lion (0), Parents (1), Grand-Parents (2), Great Grand-Parents (3), and, Great-Great Grand-Parents (4), then MAYBE one for 5+.

Please, if anyone wants to add anything feel free to make your points, and if you don't support this, is it just because you don't think heritage matters, or if its anything else please let me know!