Really seems powerful, mainly with Pests. Lycans not too much, because would be a trio deck.
By the way, the "daughter" have the nromal skill, right?
The concept is interesting, but Im a Biologist and Im sure "Parthenogenesis" would be a more correct name to this card.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenogenesis
Don't get too wrapped up in being scientifically accurate. In the world of Elements, being close and catchy is better than being accurate: Adrenaline and Epinephrine are 2 different cards for the identical compound, but nobody's bothering to come up with a better name here either.
And you think I care? None of my suggestions were ever heard, and in fact its not a suggestion. Although I like Parthenogenesis name, and I think its a pretty name, Im ok about people using common sense and naming the card wrongly with the name of a process that occurs in the big majority of life forms without never generate another creature. No need to be accurate. Ok, I dont understand why to be accurate in the name of that Xhakaskdudjkhnv's Cat, that makes much less sense to me, because has nothing to do with Biology, but with a Physics hypotetical idea that is not even related to real world (the cat is not 50% dead and 50% alive all the time, nor a dead / alive mix). Ahhh, lets be accurate about that, and now we have in the game a card name with signals that are not in my alphabet, and I have no idea about how to pronounce the freaking name, great.
Stupid / unaccurate names apart, Im just pointing, Mitosis name is not correct as many people may think. Just is something most of you heard about at least once, so it may makes some sense for you, I assume
Edit: just remembering, when I said "deathstalker" name would make me to imagine a ghost, or a wraith, or something alike, and not a scorpion, and sugested to change it to Pit Scorpion or Grave Scorpion or something like this, people said "its a name of a real scorpion, what's the problem?". Just pointing, in Elements, the rule about scientific accuracy is having no rule. Zanz is accurate when and only when he wants, and sometimes hes unaccurate for no apparent reason. Ok, its his game, I just dont think its the best policy.