Ark Breeding Stats Calculator

Estimate baby stats, inheritance odds, and mutation progress. Compare parent pairs with clean exportable reports. Plan stronger lines with simple statistical breeding insights today.

Parent Stat Inputs

Enter clean inherited stat levels for both parents. Use levels, not temporary boosted values.


Advanced Options

Desired Keeper Stats

Select the stats that must inherit the stronger parent value.

Formula Used

Expected stat level: expected level = higher level × higher inheritance chance + lower level × lower inheritance chance.

Selected stat inheritance: combined chance = chance stat one succeeds × chance stat two succeeds × every other selected stat chance.

Any mutation: chance = 1 - (1 - maternal mutation chance) × (1 - paternal mutation chance).

Expected mutation levels: expected levels = 2 × expected mutation events.

At least one keeper: chance = 1 - (1 - keeper chance after survival) raised to expected baby count.

Target level estimate: the calculator uses an independent stat variance model and a normal approximation for the target level probability.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter clean breeding stat levels for both parents.
  2. Set the higher stat inheritance chance used by your breeding assumption.
  3. Enter mutation chances and mutation counters for both sides.
  4. Select the stats required for a keeper baby.
  5. Add a target baby level if you want a level based estimate.
  6. Press calculate to view the result below the header.
  7. Use CSV or PDF export to save your breeding report.

Example Data Table

Pair Selected Stats Eggs Mutation Setup Planning Goal
Rex Line A × Rex Line B Health, Stamina, Melee 40 2.5% per eligible side Boss line keeper
Argentavis Weight Pair Weight, Stamina 25 Maternal side open Transport breeder
Therizino Clean Pair Health, Melee, Food 60 Both sides below cap Mutation stack start

Advanced Ark breeding statistics guide

Breeding in Ark is a numbers game. Each baby receives a stat level from one parent for every tracked stat. When parent levels differ, the stronger value is usually the target. This calculator turns those choices into practical odds. It helps you compare pairs before you spend eggs, food, time, and mutation room.

What the calculator estimates

The tool reads both parent stat levels. It marks the higher stat, the lower stat, and the expected baby value. It also estimates the chance of getting every selected keeper stat together. That combined chance is more useful than a single stat chance, because a breeder normally wants several strong traits in one baby.

Mutation planning

Mutation math is handled separately from inheritance. You can set maternal and paternal mutation chances, current counters, and the counter cap. When a side is capped, its mutation roll is ignored. The result shows expected mutation levels, the chance of any mutation, and the chance that a selected stat receives a mutation. This is an estimate, not a promise.

Using target level checks

A target baby level can be added. The calculator uses the expected inherited stat levels and a normal approximation to estimate the chance of reaching that level. This is useful when you breed for a minimum publishable level, a boss line requirement, or a clean combined stat goal.

Reading the result

The keeper chance is the main planning number. A low value does not mean the pair is bad. It means you may need more eggs or narrower goals. The chance of at least one keeper shows how batch size changes the plan. Expected keepers gives a simple average across the selected batch.

Best practice

Enter post-tame or clean breeding levels, not temporary boosted values. Keep notes for each line. Use selected stats only for traits you truly need. Compare several pairs, export the report, and keep the pair with the best balance of odds, mutation room, and target level probability.

Clean stat warning

Do not mix leveled battle stats with breeding records. Domestic level ups can hide the real inherited level. Record fresh babies, use consistent sources, and update counters after each kept mutation in your log carefully.

FAQs

What does this Ark breeding calculator predict?

It predicts inherited stat odds, expected baby level, mutation chance, target level chance, and expected keeper count for a planned breeding batch.

Should I enter wild levels or displayed stat values?

Enter clean inherited stat levels. Do not enter temporary buffs, leveled combat values, or values changed by server display settings.

Why is the higher stat chance set to 55%?

Many breeders use 55% as the common higher stat inheritance assumption. You can change it if your server or model uses another value.

How are mutation counters handled?

If a side reaches the entered mutation cap, that side is treated as ineligible. Its mutation chance becomes zero for the estimate.

What is a keeper chance?

Keeper chance is the estimated chance that one baby meets your selected stat requirements. It can also include mutation and target level rules.

Why does batch size matter?

More eggs increase the chance of seeing at least one keeper. The calculator converts single baby odds into batch planning odds.

Is the target level result exact?

No. It uses an approximation based on expected stats and variance. It is useful for planning, but real breeding still depends on random rolls.

Can I export my breeding result?

Yes. Use the CSV button for spreadsheet work. Use the PDF button for a simple printable breeding report.

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