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Not really. Because Norns only have haploid genes it makes no difference whether a Norn’s mother is closely related to it’s father. In fact in a such a closed breeding circle (you can’t have more than 12 Norns at once) having diploid genes and all of the problems of inbreeding that come with diploid genes, would probably be a disadvantage.
