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--- rules:research [2024/03/06 15:18] – mochtire
+++ rules:research [2024/03/06 19:04] (current) – mochtire
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 <fs xx-large><fc #e37700>**Research**</fc></fs>
-**Research serves two primary functions.
+**Research serves three primary functions.**
-  - Create new blueprints for crafting
-  - Expand the known science available for blueprints
-The two cases work slightly differently.**
+  - **Create new blueprints for crafting**
+  - **Expand the known science available for blueprints**
+  - **Develop new skills**
+**The three cases work slightly differently.**
 <fs x-large><fc #e37700>**Creating New Blueprints**</fc></fs>
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 As with a blueprint project, talk to the game team before you start. We need to know if you're trying to find out something specific for a clear purpose (can I make a forcefield using this anomaly?) or if you're just prodding at things and seeing what happens. the former might lead to a blueprint for a device, the latter will most likely open up more options for specific research. There are no real red lines for science research unless the goal is a blueprint that crosses one.**
+<fs x-large><fc #e37700>**Creating New Skills**</fc></fs>
+**Much like expanding scientific knowledge, this can be a vast area to play around in. You should always start off by running your idea past the game time, and be mindful of the red lines listed below. Developing a new skill may attract a credit cost depending on what the skill is, and the game team may require certain activities or mini mission to be carried out during uptime.**
 <fs large><fc #e37700>**Red Lines**</fc></fs>