How to Cheat in Morrowind 3: Essential Console Commands and Money-Making Tips

Essential Console Commands for Morrowind Cheats

Essential Console Commands for Morrowind Cheats

Console Commands are a debugging tool available to PC players, adding a wide range of functionality to the game. On American English keyboards, the tilde key (~) will toggle the console screen, but on British English keyboards, that key is the backtick key (`). The key is located below Escape (Esc) and just left of the one (1) key.

To bring up the console, press “~” during gameplay. Then, type “Player->” followed by the desired command. When you enter a valid command, nothing should be returned; instead, the typed command will turn blue compared to the normal brown. If you receive an error message, you did something wrong.

Common Commands

• AddItem <#>. Example: additem gold_001 500 to add 500 gold.
• FillJournal – This command adds all entries to the journal (i.e., marks all quests as finished). This command takes a long time to complete.
• ChangeWeather – Changes the weather for a specific region. For example: ChangeWeather “Isinfier Plains Region” 0 changes the weather in central Solstheim to clear.
• setflying 1 – Enable Flight Mode.
• setsuperjump 1 – Enable super jumps.
• setwaterwalking 1 – Walk on water.

Additionally, most “Character commands” can be used on any NPC by targeting them in the console window and typing the code without the Player-> prefix.

Toggles and Effects

ToggleGodMode (TGM) – Makes the player invulnerable. However, you can still die when using spells on characters or beasts with reflect. For example, wearing the Mantle of Woe when the sun is out and casually moving around won’t result in death, but certain actions like using objects with “Cast When Used” enchantments or casting certain spells can still lead to demise.

This console commands guide encompasses all commands, including those for modders, as well as a list of Items, Magic, and Cell IDs.

Unlocking Powers: How to Activate God Mode in Morrowind

To activate God Mode in Morrowind, you can use the command ‘togglegodmode’ or ‘tgm’ in the console. This command toggles God Mode on and off, preventing the player from taking damage and allowing for unlimited health.

Here’s how to activate the cheats:

1. Press the tilde (~) key on your keyboard to enable the console.
2. Once the console is open, type the cheat code you want to activate.
3. Click Enter to activate it.

Specifically, to toggle God Mode:

• Type player->togglegodmode to toggle God Mode.
• Result: This cheat code toggles on and off God Mode, making the player invulnerable to traditional damage. Note that invulnerability does not prevent damage received when attacking enemies with reflect.

Additionally, another way to unlock doors, chests, etc., is to:

1. Press ~ to enter the console.
2. Left click on the object you want to unlock, so its name appears in the title bar.

In summary, Toggle God Mode is a simple yet powerful cheat in Morrowind that enhances the gameplay experience significantly by making the player invulnerable to traditional damage.

Money Making Cheats: Quick Ways to Get Rich in Morrowind

Money Making Cheats in Morrowind:

Making money is an important aspect of gameplay. Whether you are a novice adventurer in need of training and supplies, a seasoned adventurer looking for a new house, planning on enchanting items, or creating your own spells, a stable source of income is essential. The amount of money you can make is unlimited and you can make it fairly quickly, so do not be miserly! Spend your money freely to get the items you want or need. The objective of this guide is to make significant amounts of gold using methods that are not immediately obvious.

• Drain and Train: Training in Morrowind has two major problems. The first is cost, and the other is the scant availability of high-level trainers. A simple way to work around this is to use a Drain Skill spell. This allows a normally high-leveled skill to be trained by a cheaper low-level trainer. Even after reaching level 100 in a skill, you can continue training it using this method. However, it will never be above 100 without an enhancement effect active. Your level keeps increasing as your skills do. Therefore, you continue to level up even after all your Major and Minor Skills are at 100 by using this exploit to temporarily lower a skill below 100 and make it trainable again.
• Super-potions: You can create insane potions such as +368 Speed for 1000 seconds, +72 Magicka for 209 seconds, Levitate 368 for 500 seconds, etc. If the techniques detailed here are pursued carefully, you can create potions that last for weeks. There are basically two approaches, involving the stacking of potions or spells, to achieve some combination of Fortify Intelligence, Fortify Luck, and/or Fortify Alchemy. This results in potions with increased strength, duration, or both, greatly in excess of stock potions you can buy or find.
• Steal Without Fear: In Ghorak Manor in Caldera, you can steal anything from the containers and in the open, including several pieces of Orcish Armor. While the NPCs will say things like ‘stop, thief’ or ‘guards!’, you will not get a bounty on your head, and all they do is talk; even their Disposition is unaffected. As an added bonus, the creature merchant Creeper is in this manor. This technique works for many places without Guards, so as long as you save before you loot someone’s house, you should be fine.
• Easy Stealing (PC only): When stealing items that are out in the open (i.e. not in containers), you can go into 3rd person mode. Then, open your inventory and click-and-drag items into it from much farther than normal, depending on the position of the camera. This in itself is likely an exploit as the drag-and-drop system was originally intended to be used to arrange ‘clutter’ in interiors.
• Killing Dark Brotherhood Assassins: After installing Tribunal, the Dark Brotherhood assassins will start attacking you in your sleep. You can loot these assassins in two ways. First, you may choose to allow the assassins to continue. Every time you sleep, there is a chance that an assassin will try to kill you. At higher player levels, the odds of an attack increase. At level 20 or higher, you will be attacked by two assassins.
• Alchemy for Profit: In order to do this cheat, you will have to have at least 1000 Gold, access to Mournhold, and an alchemy set. Go talk to the lady in front of the temple in Mournhold. Buy 10 Netch Leather and 10 Bloat from her and repeat until you have at least 100 of both items. Now use alchemy to make 10 potions out of the 2 items.
• Creeper and the Mudcrab Merchant Trick: No, but there is a trick you can do with Creeper or the mudcrab merchant where you buy back the goods you sold them previously. This thus gives them more money to buy your expensive items. Then, you sell the expensive item, rest, and sell back the small stuff to make your money back.
• Using Console Commands: You can press Ctrl + F on this guide to locate a specific cheat code. For all of the commands that directly affect the player, you need to put “player->” before the command to reference yourself. For example, to add 10,000 gold to your inventory, type this into the console without quotes: “player->additem gold_001 10000”.

When selling to a merchant, you can get better prices by raising their disposition as well as ensuring you have a full Fatigue bar. Do not sell stolen items back to the merchant from whom you have stolen them, as this will put a bounty on your head. Creature merchants buy items at base prices and have more gold with which to buy your loot; their prices are also unaffected by disposition and fatigue.