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Yes your right the vulture men do have a LOT of Dread Vultures, while the human nomads have a declining population of the birds. Most of the Dread vultures were kept by hunters and scavengers who used them to find animals. Getting rid of the scavengers cut down the population that was keeping the birds by half, and the upper class is growing faster than the hunters. Most hunter families have birds but the upper class prefer their cattle.
(1) I think this soul probably would be willing as it died fanatically defending the group you intend to help, but it is a huge sacrifice so it takes some convincing and you'll have to toss in five faith points to get the process started.
(2) you've got 25 points and with your experience and the method your using you certainly can get this done. However your method is going to cause you some problems, your not altering an existing creature, your mixing the genetics of man, vulture man, and dread vulture. That is cheaper in some ways but less exact. You've got a choice here.
You can do a total of ten eggs and get them EXACTLY the way you describe, or you can get up to ten eggs per family spread over the course of one hundred years but you'll likely end up with more bird traits than you initially planned and perhaps a few odd results I decide to throw in. It's up to you. More eggs means more genetic diversity and a bigger population of worshippers, but fewer eggs gives you more control. It's really a matter of how much you want to trust me.