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<blockquote data-quote="Coroc" data-source="post: 7388809" data-attributes="member: 6895991">Ist just fluff, it sounds nice, maybe like what earth might look in the far future, lots of mutations but still Close to each other. No worries about any negative Impact on the game, especially do not worry about leaving out HE and HO. If they do not exist in your campaign they do not exist. Do not let others try to convince you that oyur Setting is missing out something because of it.Genetic dominance of one parent usually is not the scientific Explanation, every one and their mother is the mixture of his/her four grandparents rather.Thats e.g. the reason blondes might die out because the gene for it is subordinate which means to be blonde three of your four grandparents have to be.Thats also the reason how &quot;white&quot; couples might produce a &quot;black&quot; kid and vice versa, when the Grand parents were e.g. 3 of one color and 1 of another.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coroc, post: 7388809, member: 6895991"] Ist just fluff, it sounds nice, maybe like what earth might look in the far future, lots of mutations but still Close to each other. No worries about any negative Impact on the game, especially do not worry about leaving out HE and HO. If they do not exist in your campaign they do not exist. Do not let others try to convince you that oyur Setting is missing out something because of it. Genetic dominance of one parent usually is not the scientific Explanation, every one and their mother is the mixture of his/her four grandparents rather. Thats e.g. the reason blondes might die out because the gene for it is subordinate which means to be blonde three of your four grandparents have to be. Thats also the reason how "white" couples might produce a "black" kid and vice versa, when the Grand parents were e.g. 3 of one color and 1 of another. [/QUOTE]

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