Skills

Core

To view the list of skills in Pathfinder Core, please see the Skills section of the PRD.

Social Skills and PCs

Skills such as diplomacy, intimidate, and so on do not work between PCs without consent. That is, PCs are heroes, and heroes follow different rules.

Diplomacy

It's important to remember that diplomacy is not mind control, nor is it an auto-win, nor an everyone-automagically-loves-me type of skill...just as a minmaxed Perception will not mean you see everything. To be a little more clear, sending in a +request with 'I roll my Diplohax' is less of a good idea than roleplay, particularly when combined with an In-Character tie. For example: 'I'm an Althean and attend the hospitals as part of my work with them. I would like to speak with the nurses there on the types of diseases they've seen occur because of the war.' Or, 'I would like to speak with the nurses in the Althean hospitals about the sorts of diseases they've run into because of the war.' Diplomacy (or even a high charisma) is not also instant adoration. At worst, it could just be increased skill at regaining some ground because the PC continually screws up worse and worse.

Intimidate

Intimidate can influence others, though it means they'll be contacting the Watch right afterwards.

Craft and Profession

Where and when applicable, these may be used as knowledge skills regarding applicable areas. For example, someone with Profession/Brewer might roll their skill to identify a number of different beers or wines, or to know the history of beer or wine within a specific area.

Available Profession Skills
Airman	Apothecary	Astrologer	Boater
Bookkeeper	Brewer	Cook	Driver
Gambler	Farmer	Fisher	Guide
Herbalist	Innkeeper	Lumberjack	Machinist
Merchant	Miller	Miner	Porter
Rancher	Sailor	Scribe	Siege Engineer
Stablehand	Tanner	Teacher	Teamster
Woodcutter

Available Craft Skills
Alchemy	Armorsmithing	Artifice	Basketweaving
Bookbinding	Bowmaking	Blacksmithing	Calligraphy
Carpentry	Cartography	Cobbling	Gemcutting
Gunsmithing	Leatherworking	Locksmithing	Painting
Pottery	Sculpture	Shipmaking	Stonemasonry
Tailoring	Trapmaking	Weaponsmithing	Weaving

House

House Skills
Skill	Description
Craft/Artifice	Your skill in using and understanding the mysteries of artifice. This implies knowledge as well as use. For a while, this was almost +perform/artifice. Artificers may use this in place of Spellcraft when creating enchanted items.
Knowledge/Military Theory	Knowledge of military tactics and the ways of war.
Profession/Airman	Knowledge of and a history of working with airships.
Craft/Gunsmithing	Knowledge of and the ability to craft one of the newer, more unpredictable weapons in the world. Check: A character may repair a single firearm he or she is currently wielding with a Craft/Gunsmithing check, as long as that condition was gained by a firearm misfire. A DC 10 check allows them to repair a gun with the broken condition as a standard action. A DC 20 may be done as a move.