Strategic map cheatsĮ.g., add_money 40000. It only works when the character is not located in a city or fort. Another simple way to give a character trait is to bring the character out of the city, then highlighting the character card and just type give_trait this. No matter what the character's name is, it is possible to enter the name in a cheat.
Names such as "Muhammad Al-Mustansir" will work, because of the dash, so don't worry about those. If the character's name contains a dash, be sure to include it. For instance, if Dietrich von Saxony gained a title after his first name, and lost the "von Saxony" part, then next turn, or the next time you reload, all you should have to enter is give_trait "Dietrich". If this happens, either save and load to reset, or wait until the next turn. However, sometimes the game will forget there needs to be an underscore (especially during the first turn), or even if the character has a last name or hails from a certain area, such as a character who gains a title for a last name.
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For example: 'Mael Brigde mac Broccin' must translate to 'Mael_Brigde mac_Broccin'. If a character has a first and a last name as well as a name of a city, region or country, you must put an underscore between the first and last name, then a space, and then the second portion. Make sure the name is properly spelled and capitalized. (the preposition is always lower-cased and before the name of a city, region, or country), then you must enter the character's name in the cheat like this, for example, give_trait "Dietrich von_Saxony". However, if the character has a preposition in his or her name, such as "of", "von", "ah", etc. Use this for characters who have a surname. that is more than one word then you have to put quotes around it. If you need to specify the name of a city, character, etc. Then you can enter any of the cheats listed in the sections below. To enter cheats, first open the console by hitting the ~ key, or the key on some keyboards, or the ò key on italian keyboards, the ù key on the French keyboard, or the ñ key on Spanish keyboards, or the ö key on German keyboards, or the ø key on the Norwegian keyboards.
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