Breeder

Breeders are genetically engineered women created by the United Republic of Civilized Peoples for breeding soldiers.

Background
Within the first two decades of their existence, both the URCP and the UCEN implemented selective breeding programs to create genetically superior soldiers. Over time, these soldiers became increasingly distinct (genetically speaking) from normal humans, and eventually these soldiers supplanted normal human soldiers entirely.

As the Mobius War continued to escalate, these breeding programs were replaced with cloning in order to meet the demand for new soldiers. However, it was not long before even cloning could not produce soldiers quickly enough, due to the lack of growth acceleration technology. It was also discovered that cloned soldiers were metabolically unstable, causing their bodies to break down several times faster than a normal human, limiting the amount of time for which they were capable of serving effectively.

In 2181, URCP scientists found an alternative to cloning: genetically engineered women dubbed "breeders".

Physiology and Traits
The most basic and fundamental differences between a breeder and a normal human female was their extremely high fertility, tendency to give birth to polyzogotic multiples, and their ability to give birth to either males with soldier genes or females with breeder genes in roughly 99.99% of cases (there was a rare abnormality that caused females to be born with soldier genes).

Aside from that, breeders were engineered to be incredibly attractive to men, in order to make the prospect of procreation with a breeder as appealing as possible to a soldier. This attractiveness is not entirely physical either; breeders produce and secrete large amounts of certain types pheromones that help attract men.

Treatment
In order to get around moral issues regarding age and consent which would get in the way of breeding soldiers, the URCP used propaganda to brainwash the public into believing that breeders were no better than cattle, when in fact they are, mentally speaking, no different from normal humans. Breeders do not hold citizenship in the URCP, and they have no rights whatsoever. They are virtually never named, clothed, or taught to read, write, or even speak.

Notable Breeders

 * Ashley