Q: Why are the Starfield skill books item IDs important for players using console commands?

A: The Starfield skill books item IDs allow players to directly add skill books to their inventory using the console command prompt. This bypasses the random nature of finding these magazines in the game world, making it convenient for those who don't want to rely on RNG.

Q: How do I use these item IDs to add skill books to my inventory?

A: To add a skill book, open the console command, typically using the "~" key. Then, type "player.additem [item id] 1", replacing [item id] with the specific ID of the magazine you want from the list. Keep in mind that using these commands will disable Achievements and only work on PC, not Xbox platforms.

Q: Can I benefit multiple times from the same skill book using these item IDs?

A: While you can add multiple copies of a magazine to your inventory by changing the "1" in the console command to another number, it's not advisable. Each skill book offers a permanent buff, but you can only receive the buff once from each unique book. It's also uncertain if these buffs carry over to new game plus or if they stack on multiple playthroughs.

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Starfield Skill Books Item IDs: Console Command List for Magazines

September 5, 2023

By Nicholas Tan

The Starfield skill books item IDs are a crucial list for players using console commands. Many magazines appear in fixed locations throughout the world of Starfield, but the exact magazine that appears is randomized. So being able to add all of the skill books straight into the inventory using the console command prompt is great, since you don’t have…

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