Time to weigh in on the situation.
I'm going to make an executive decision and say that, indeed, there is a genetic crisis on Nepleslia (regardless of what was said in the previous cultural state topic). Whether this is a result of intentional cloning or genetic mutations is irrelevant to me now.
From how I see it, the amount of female Nepleslians is not a big concern at the moment. Natural birth isn't the only way of producing Nepleslians anymore, and in a universe constantly at war, I don't see why Nepleslia would divert it's resources to increasing the less-combat-capable Nepleslian female population. It just isn't that big a priority at the moment, in my opinion.
On the contrary, the lack of female Nepleslians is unarguably the greatest crisis facing the Nepleslian empire in the long term. It contributes to the following problems:
1. The drastic reliance on cloning or cybernetic enhancements as a means of both replenishing the population and trying to compete with Yamatai. But, unlike Yamatai, where their geneticists have managed to master the cloning of a super soldier, Nepleslia is eons in the past, having made no progress since the Geshrin, instead, relying on a vastly inferior set of outdated 'super soldiers.'
In effect, Nepleslia has been treading water ever since the foundation of the Yamataian empire, and it's probably this reason that Nepleslia lost its standing as the 'center' of the universe: humanity, as a whole, became a lesser lifeform.
2. An overabundance of males in the empire has created the chaotic society that Nepleslia is right now. Too much testosterone has caused rampant competition and aggressiveness between fellow man. Reason is enforced at the end of a gun rather than with words. Follow that with the churning of more clones and you end up with a massive underclass trying to live in a world with no family structure or support from any sources.
It's like a bull has been set loose and one guy with a lasso is trying to capture it.
If a family structure was introduced to the society and enforced very strictly (for the first few years at least), you'd see a tremendous calming ripple, as the once lawless citizens finally realize that their lives can finally amount to something: a home, a family and a progeny.
This is Robert Davis's dream.
That being said, I want to be informed of every possible facet of this so-called mini-plot. It's going to have to be very believable, and not something like "oh HAY GUYS I FOUND THIS HERE!" And, since this would be important to the Greens in particular, who's to say that this mini-plot would be done in one post, with the Greens pushing their clout and either stealing it or buying it?
I'm acknowledging that there's a crisis, but I'm not nearly sold on this plot at this point. Fian and I had our own ideas for how to handle this 'crisis' but they were shot down, so I'm going to look on further pursuits of this topic rather skeptically.