**I'm not quite sure where to put this, so I apologize in advance if this is in the wrong place or has been suggested before.**


I have this idea where the older the lioness gets, the smaller the litter, and less impressive looking the litters become. This would maybe even affect stats.
------> Example:
A female who has average fertility, who is 2-5 years old gets pretty decent sized litters (3-5) who have decent stats based off of parental stats, and decent marking opacity and slots. If she is frequently bred in her life, the older she gets, the less impressive her littee quality gets.

This would require people who stud often and breed to sell to pick who they breed to carefully and WHEN they breed.
Fertility would play a role, but considering how hard it is to breed a 1%, I feel like this wouldn't affect those lionesses much. Age would ALSO affect mutation chance- although not by a lot. I do believe that in most animal species, the older tge mother is when ahe delivers affects chances of mental illnesses and physical mutations.

I would appreciate feedback whether you spport or not. If you don't, please tell me why. If you do, tell me why or offer suggestions to add or take away from my post!:)