I understand that making male hybrids able to pass their mutation will break the hybrid market. But, right now, they are kinda useless. They can only breed to goddess fertility lionesses, which can prove to be very expensive with all those stud fees and stallions. I don't even know how well they can pass their mottled marks. (clarification needed here)

My suggestion is that, when bred to the same type of hybrid, the chances will increase by 5% for a 1st gen and 2% for a normal one.

If bred to a lioness without the same mutation, there will be 0 additional chance at a hybrid.

If y'all think the increase in chances is too high/low, please leave a comment! Or, if anyone knows the pass rate of mottled rosettes/stripes, please also reply!

Thanks for reading.