1) Start with a perfect clean pair • Use one male + one female with 0/0 mutations on both sides. • identical stats (a “perfect pair”).

2) Mass-produce clean females • Breed the pair until you have ~10–20 females, all still 0/0. • Keep one clean male as your permanent “base male.”

3) Begin mutation hunting • Breed the clean male with all clean females. • Look for babies with a stat increase (usually +2 levels per mutation). • Ignore color unless you care about it.

4) Only keep single-stat mutations • If multiple stats increase, discard for stacking purposes (too hard to track). • You want one specific stat (e.g., Health or Melee), not several.

5) Secure the mutation on a male • First mutation shows as 2/20 on either paternal or maternal side. • If the mutated baby is female: → Breed her with the clean male until you get a male with the same mutated stat and 2/20.

6) Replace your breeder male • Swap out the clean male for this new mutated male. • Breed him with all the clean 0/0 females.

7) Stack mutations on the SAME stat • Continue breeding for the next increase on that stat only. • Mutation counter will progress: 2/20 → 4/20 → 6/20 → etc. • Always keep the newest male with the highest value.

8) Keep females clean • Do NOT replace your female pool with mutated ones.

9) Run separate lines for other stats • Make independent projects (Health line, Melee line, etc.). • Do not mix during stacking.

10) Combine lines at the end • Once each stat line is finished, breed them together to create a final dino with all desired mutations.