To Help Against Inquisitors...

**Syntax Error** · November 21, 2006, 08:04 PM

I know people are gonna scream at me for suggesting this, but however you play your single player campaign is your business, not others, so if you feel that you need to boost some of your character's traits and ancillaries, try using the "give_trait" or "give_ancillary" cheats in the MedievalShell (the button is "~" for English keyboards).

Here's how it goes (do not include the brackets):

give_trait [name] [trait #]

Now, I know there's concerns about how the cheat doesn't work for people with multiple names, but here's a neat little trick I think works for everyone, that if you CLICK your character you wish to boost (make sure he's not garrisoned, try singling him out on the campaign map as his own army) and type in the console:

give_trait this [trait #]

If you noticed, substituting the [name] is "this". This "this" word

allows for you to pretty much give traits or ancillaries to whomever you choose.

Here's some examples:

give_trait this GoodCommander 5

Here's some of the possible traits you can give characters:
Intelligent (max value 3)
BattleChivalry (max value 5)
StrategyChivalry (max value 5)
PoliticsSkill (max value 3)
PublicFaith (max value 4)
StrongFaith (max value 4)
GoodCommander (max value 5)
NaturalMilitarySkill (max value 4)
Loyal (max value 4)
Upright (max value 3)

Hope it helps to stop the Medieval version of the KGB known as the Inquisitors.

**Milteades** · November 21, 2006, 08:05 PM

Good find.

**Ketzerfreund** · November 21, 2006, 08:13 PM

Old find... :wink:

See this.
The whole matter begins at post nr. 17, and it goes on until page 4 (with another nice find by humble me

)

-Der Ketzerfreund.

**Syntax Error** · November 21, 2006, 08:14 PM

Whatever it may be, it's to use against the Inquisitors if you wish.

EDIT: BTW, does anyone have a complete list of traits and ancillaries to use, so we can apply this not only to generals but to Priests, Spies, Princesses, Diplomats, and Assassins?