All Starfield skill and perk IDs

Starfield has plenty of skills and perks that you can increase to get bonuses during your time in the game. While most of the time you’ll earn these as you level up, thanks to console commands on your PC, you can simply enter codes to level them up.

Starfield Skill ID codes

There are a total of 82 skills in Starfield that are sorted into the following categories:

• Physical Skills
• Social Skills
• Combat Skills
• Science Skills
• Tech Skills

Yeah, that’s a lot of skills. I know when I started playing Starfield I was overwhelmed with all the options that Bethesda throws your way. If you’re a PC player, this really shouldn’t be an issue for you thanks to console commands.

With console commands, you’ll be able to increase your skill levels.

Physical Skill IDs in Starfield

Social Skill IDs in Starfield

Combat Skill IDs in Starfield

Science Skill IDs in Starfield

Tech Skill IDs in Starfield

Starfield Perk ID codes

Not only can you use console commands to level up your skills, but you can rearrange the Traits and even Background that you chose for your character at the beginning of your playthrough.

Trait IDs in Starfield

Background IDs in Starfield

How to find Item IDs

If you’re not as interested in changing your Skills, Traits, or Background, you might want to grant yourself access to any item in the game with a simple console command. Of course, first you’ll need to know how to open your console.

How to open the console

To open your console commands, all you have to do is press the tilde ‘~‘ key while in your game. It’s important to note that using console commands will disable all achievements for the game as this is considered cheating. However, it’s your playthrough.

To find any item ID, you’ll want to do the following:

1. Open your console commands with the tilde ‘~‘ key
2. Type “help [item name]“
3. Copy the sequence of numbers that appear
4. Type “player.additem (Item ID) (Value)“
5. Collect your newly spawned item(s)

If, for example, you want three Microguns you’d type, “player.additem 546CD 3” and presto! Three Microguns will appear for you.

If you’re having trouble finding the right item ID, you can also use the command “help [item name] 4 [form type].” This allows you to be more specific in your search. For example, it will let you parse weapons specifically if you use the form type “WEAP.”

Here are some form types that you might find useful:

• AMMO — Ammo
• ARMO — Armor and clothing
• ALCH — Food and drink
• BOOK — Books, Skill Magazines, and Notes
• FACT — Factions
• MISC — Miscellaneous
• NPC_ — NPCs
• KEYM — Keys
• OMOD — Item mods
• PERK — Skills, Traits, Backgrounds
• QUST — Quests
• SPEL — Status Effects
• WEAP — Weapons
• GBFM — Ships

While you may have your personal reasons for acquiring whatever items you want through the use of IDs, we think weapon IDs and armor IDs are some of the most useful ones to have access to.