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The Propitiation trait in Faiths of Purity reads:
Your knowledge of the dwarven pantheon tells you precisely which gods have jurisdiction over which aspects of your life, and you can call upon the appropriate deity for help even if that deity is not your patron. At the start of each day, pick one of the following skills: Appraise, Bluff, Craft (pick one craft skill), Diplomacy, Intimidate, or Knowledge (local). You gain a +2 trait bonus on that skill until the start of the next day.
Can this bonus to the Craft skill be used for day job rolls in PFS? Given that it's a full day bonus, and we can assume that the PC will pray for that particular bonus every day that they're doing their day job between adventures, I'd think it would be, but I just wanted to check.
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I thought I remembered there being a precedent for something like this, but I checked the FAQ and couldn't find it.
Now here's the sick and twisted part that I thought of since then: This means that this trait can't be used for anything else during an adventuring day that doesn't begin in the morning. If Drandle Dreng wakes the party at midnight to call them to his office for a mission briefing, the PC with this trait would get a +2 craft bonus for that mission, instead of being able to switch it to something more useful.
It's only when the mission briefing takes place before the dwarf prays in the morning, or on multi-day adventures, that the dwarf could use this bonus for something other than his day job.
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If you applied that logic then any caster using Crafter's Fortune for their day job would have to give up a spell slot for it unless they also have a similar amount of warning. I rather doubt that's happening.
True, but it logically should be.
Similarly, my 7th level sorcerer who doesn't leave the house in the morning without casting Mage Armor as part of getting dressed, and refreshes it 7 hours later no matter what, should start any night time adventure down 2 spell slots.