u/PigeonVibes

Do you have to reveal fertility to see a Goddess category? Or is Goddess fertility immediately visible?

I have a king with quite a lot of markings, and a few empty spots. He looks fine, but I find myself liking the colorbomb lions more, so I've been randomizing the empty spots in the Wardrobe to find markings that I like on him.

The trouble starts when I find a marking that I like, because I have no idea how to get said marking. For example, I found the marking "White Skull" (not my preference, but it kind of stood out to me) and went looking for a "White" applicator in the Item Catalogue. All I find is "Feline 7 White" and "White Panther", both give a specific marking instead of allowing you to choose.

Another example was "Green Cheetah". There is an item named "Green Markings" that allows you to choose a marking. But does this include Cheetah?

Is there a way to search for a specific marking x color, and clearly show me if that marking is attainable via an applicator, or via any other way?

I currently have a king with an unclean bloodline. I have no idea why I am so obsessed with my lions' bloodlines, but it annoys me that they have inbreeding and common ancestors. So I'd like to start "over".

I think my king's coat is a good start, but I'd love to have a primal king. I do have the item Mukombero, and I do have two friends who happened to start playing Lioden today after they saw me play it.

So I have a plan, but with my limited knowledge about the mechanics I do not know if this will work.

I'd like to feed one of my NCLs the Mukombero, and a red cock to my friend's (newly rolled) king. Then stud their king to the lioness. Am I correct that there will follow a male Ferus cub? And am I correct too that I can, eventually, let this cub become king while he keeps my old king's coat AND is a Ferus?

If it gets too complicated with the timing of the studding in regards to the day/night cycle then I can also roll a new king when mine retires, and breed him with a Mukombero lioness according to plan. This will just take a lot more time.

So I've build your standard mob/experience farm (100+ blocks in the air, a 15x15 spawning platform and a drop chute of 22 blocks). I had the idea to make it AFK by placing campfires at the bottom of the chute, which works great! Except for the witches, who are apparently immune for fire (TIL). They clog the mob cap over time, and are annoying to clean out after going AFK for a while.

I tried soul campfires, which have the same effect, and dripstone, which can't be placed on dripstone.

Are there any ways to either kill witches or prevent them from spawning at all, preferably while maintaining the original function of the farm (general mob drops/experience farm)? I'm mostly in it for the gunpowder and the arrows, and I like having this all-in-one farm.

Am on Java