Cria

A cria is a real-life word for a baby llama or alpaca. On WHILS it is used to describe a llama in its first year of life. You cannot directly see the markings of a cria, but you can see its genetics. It is possible to predict a cria's markings with almost zero error.

Marking Prediction
1. Write down all the parent's M/Ps with the colour of said M/P. Notepad is a good idea.

2. Enter the exact information (age, genetics, level ) of your cria in Llama Search, so that it is the only one that comes up (or at least very few llamas come up.)

3. Now, one by one, enter the markings and patterns of the parents in the search. If the cria still comes up, put a tick by that m/p on your list. If not, cross it out.

4. You now have a list of the cria's markings and patterns, and the colours of. At 6 months it will be relatively clear what your cria's base colour will be. Put it all together in Design A Llama and you have a pretty good prediction of your cria.

This does not work for markings the cria has inherited by mutation, unless you want to go through every single marking checking if your cria has it. Even then, you have no way to approximate the colour.