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[Starcraft] What are the implications of cloning Sarah Kerrigan?

I run a salvage crew that has been digging through derelict Confederate bases on Tarsonis.  Recently one of the drones stumbled upon a catalog of dna samples that belonged to the old military forces.  By activating an old adjutant that was in charge of this dna database, we think we've found one that belonged to Sarah Kerrigan aka Queen of Blades.  Before I put this out on the wave to all interested parties for a nice sum of creds, what can we expect if someone decides to clone Kerrigan?  Will the clone in question have the same psi abilities as the original?
gpt
Probably *not*. First, the clone is going to come from the same genetic stock, but the active recombination is essentially random - you won't be making another Sarah Kerrigan, you'll be making someone else that SK could have been.

Secondly, predictors of psi potential are so insanely, infuriatingly hard to predict, that her clone having any talent whatsoever is still a total crap-shoot. If it even *is* tied to genetics (which... it seems like it should be, but even those correlations are aggravatingly close to being inside the statistical margin of error.) then you're dragging the psi-potential up from 0.01% to 0.011% or something. If there were any better indicators of psi potential than the wait-and-see method, then the Confederacy wouldn't have had that state-wide child-kidnapping "Ghost" program.

As for the Weird Zerg Shit that bumped her up from "pretty good" to "psionic demigod" levels, that's not happening again.

If you mean you have genetic stuff from her *after* infestation, then nobody knows what to do with it. Whatever chrysalis procedure made that mess of alien-human hybrid genetics and spat out a living organism (instead of a pile of writhing tumors) can't be reproduced in any lab.