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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wulf Ratbane" data-source="post: 2380848" data-attributes="member: 94">If it's not listed, create it as a subskill in either Craft (if it involves turning a tangible resource into a tangible thing that can be sold), Knowledge, or Profession (if it creates wealth in an intangible way).As you might surmise from that description, Gamble becomes Profession (Gambler).Computers are very, very tough to adjudicate, because we use them to do so many things. No single skill really encompasses everything that computers can do.Research is... well, research. This involves the ability to use a computer network from a layman's approach. Craft: Computers would be used to build computers and computer components. Knowledge (computers) might be used for programming or hacking. If you make a living as a programmer, but you aren't really concerned with what software is actually produced, then go with Profession (computer programming).As a GM, I would be tempted to allow all computer sub-skills to have synergy.</blockquote>