Posted at 2016-12-24 00:35:34 — Link
It is time to announce the results of our bird quiz! Congratulations to the winners who got first deviant Gryphons on Europa!
- GoldenLuck (#53288)
- Marans (#53943)
- Lorry14 (#15364)
- Lolinontot (#42153)
- Ascot (#44994)
Click here to see the correct answers
Deviant Gryphons are unlocked!


The Association of Breeders proudly presents deviant colors for Gryphons!
These new colors can be produced only through thorough breeding and with a dash of luck.
A reminder how to get a deviant color:
You need to select parents that carry same color or/and pattern genes. A baby born as homozygous (carrying two copies of the same gene) for color or pattern has a 1/10 chance to develop a deviant color when maturing. This mutation is phenotypic and not inherited by the offsprings of an affected pet. A gene that produces a deviant phenotype will be marked with a star.
The color name of such pet gets an asterisk (*) symbol to mark the deviation.
The only way to breed a pet with both deviant color and pattern is to choose very specific parents. One of the parents should have a deviant color and the second one should have a deviant pattern. The chances of getting a deviation on each color parameter still remains 1/10 so the babies with the double deviation are extremely rare and valuable.
The deviant colors are available only through breeding. Wild pets can't have deviant colors.
It's not possible to get a deviant color by using Mutagen but it's possible to lose it in this way. The same concerns color mutation with the help of Forest Alchemist.