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Huh. That’s unlucky, is what that is.

The kit genes gave you 20 “white points.” The splash likely took you to like 25. The foal must have gotten an extensive white factor, causing a multiplier of like 5, which would be 125, which is over 100, so the foal dies.

Picture white factor like a multiplier. None (no multiplier.) Minimal (something low like x1.1), light (x2), moderate (x3), large (x4), and extensive (x5).

I just learned that w1/r at extensive white factor can’t cause death, so my math would have to be adjusted to make r/w1 = 95 at extensive white factor and then the splash does that last little bit over.

All of these numbers are made up in my head and I could be totally wrong about all of this. I don’t think I am, but that means nothing.

ps: Abhean — thanks for posting that sheet. I hadn’t seen the numbers before, just the colors.

Huh. Thanks for the clarity. Learn something new every day.