This project fell a bit by the wayside because of work, and because three of our cats became desperately ill one after another (and the third didn't make it, unfortunately). However, I have managed to complete the Mu crosses:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/dm6zxh3wy4akuj8/Bi-Ethnic_Waifs_of_the_Boreas_%2528Mu_Crosses%2529.pdf/file

Hopefully this project will (finally!) be completed in short order. 

I'm not sure if I ever mentioned it before, but the reason I bought the game and became involved in Hyperborea in the first place is because I saw the review on Grognardia in October of 2012. So you have James M. to "thank" for that. 

Here are the Moor crosses:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/2zr8bjdofjb9kdi/Bi-Ethnic_Waifs_of_the_Boreas_%2528Moor_Crosses%2529.pdf/file
Given the "exotic" complexion of the Moorish parent, none of these offspring quite fall into the typical range of "common" men (although, in another sense, these are all of course "common" men). But many will join those ranks in the next generation, so it may be interesting to have "common" men with Moorish grandparents (and who perhaps follow some Moorish customs).

Received my hat today. Looking good! 

If I go back and give new names to the duplicate kits (as I'm rather foolishly considering doing) before I assemble the final document, there will be 10,080 unique race kits in this supplement. Combined with the 576 race kits in the original Waifs of the Boreas, there will be a total of 10,656 race kits. Multiplying this by the 432 class kits in the original document would yield a total of 4,603,392(!!!) unique characters. 

The Lemurian crosses are finished!

https://www.mediafire.com/file/oeh4ex9qa3wlr5i/Bi-Ethnic_Waifs_of_the_Boreas_%2528Lemurian_Crosses%2529.pdf/file
Due to the range of Lemurian complexions, a lot of these are more "exotic" looking than some of the others sets of crosses. However, there are a fair number of olive and bronzed complexions to be found here, so it might be interesting to occasionally see "common" men with Lemurian characteristics such as epicanthic folds, long arms, etc.

Ghul wrote:

This is one of the craziest, most ambitious projects I have seen for this game. Can't wait to see what the entire thing looks like. 

The really crazy part will be if I decide to go back and roll new names for all of the otherwise duplicated race kits, so that all of them really are unique. That will add months to finishing the single-document version. 

Ghul wrote:

Blackadder23 wrote:

Here are the Kimmeri-Kelt crosses:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/k1rj6kn6azxhyt2/Bi-Ethnic_Waifs_of_the_Boreas_%2528Kimmeri-Kelt_Crosses%2529.pdf/file
Once again we have a race that's in the "common" range, so a lot of the offspring are "common" men as well.

Right, because we're essentially adding a third race to an already bi-ethnic race. See, you are embracing tri-ethnicity! ;)
 

I still say those are just "common" men. If Mendel doesn't like it, let him roll up 200,000 more race kits. 
 

gizmomathboy wrote:

Love the design but unfortunately I'm not much of a wearer of trucker hats.

Fair. I don't normally wear hats of any kind, but I actually could use something to keep sweat out of my eyes while weeding my infamous landscaping.

https://hyperborea.boardhost.com/viewtopic.php?id=1454
Plus I backed the hoodie despite the fact that I never wear hoodies (and have not in fact worn it).
 

Here are the Kimmerian crosses:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/qz2yv04uue67oxy/Bi-Ethnic_Waifs_of_the_Boreas_%2528Kimmerian_Crosses%2529.pdf/file
Not surprisingly, a lot of "common" men here as well.