The witcher cheat: The Witcher 3 console commands and cheats list

The Witcher 3 console commands and cheats list

Looking for an up-to-date list of The Witcher 3 cheats and console commands? «Evil is evil,» opines Geralt during one of his many Ethics 101 lectures. «Lesser, greater, middling. It’s all the same.» So we can infer that he probably wouldn’t think too much of us using all these The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt cheats and console commands to assume godlike powers of creation and destruction — but hey, if he starts complaining, we can just turn him into Ciri, who I’m sure is far less scrupulous about such things.

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How to enable the Witcher 3 console

In order to make use of the dizzying array of The Witcher 3 console commands below, you’ll first have to enable the console. But follow the below steps and you’ll be done in seconds! After that, you can spend time perusing our definitive Witcher 3 cheats list in the table below. So let’s get started!

Enabling the console in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is dead easy, and should take you less than a minute. Here are the steps:

  1. Open up Windows Explorer and navigate to your Witcher 3 folder.
  2. Alternatively, right-click The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in your Steam Library, and click Manage — Browse Local Files, which will open up Windows Explorer to that same folder.
  3. From here, navigate to bin — config — base, and open up the general.ini file with Notepad++ or Notepad.
  4. On a new line at the bottom of the file, type «DBGConsoleOn=true» without the quote marks.
  5. Save and close the file, then run The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
  6. Once in-game, you can open and close the console by pressing either @ or # or F2.

And there you have it! Now, whenever you want to input a particular console command, you just open up the console, type the command, and hit Enter.


The Witcher 3 console commands list

Below is a comprehensive list of all console commands and cheats in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, along with a description of their function and how to use them. Be sure to use the search box at the top of the table to find a specific command!

Note: If a command has brackets, it requires certain parameters (the italicised sections). Certain parameters are optional, but most are required in order for the command to work.

Now, while using console commands in The Witcher 3 shouldn’t disable Steam achievements in theory, please bear in mind that video games are temperamental things, and attempts to use them in unsanctioned ways are always at the player’s own risk. With that in mind, here’s every console command at your disposal in The Witcher 3:

Command Function
god Toggles invincibility on/off.
likeaboss Toggles likeaboss mode on/off.
While enabled, you deal 40% of enemy’s health as damage with every hit.
addkeys Gives you all keys required to open all doors.
addmoney(amount) Adds specified number of Crowns (money).
removemoney(amount) Removes specified number of Crowns (money).
additem(‘item code’, amount) Adds the specified item to your inventory.
Can optionally specify an amount.
Consult this item codes list for details.
removeitem(‘item code’) Removes the specified item from your inventory.
Consult this item codes list for details.
witchcraft Adds one of each item in the game to your inventory.
WARNING: command may take time to execute and/or crash your game.
spawn(‘npc code’, amount, distance, hostility) Spawns the specified NPC type in front of you.
Can optionally specify amount/distance from player.
Can also specify hostility towards you (true/false).
Consult this NPC codes list for details.
killall(distance) Kills all enemies within the specified radius around your character.
healme Sets your health to full.
setlevel(level) Sets your level to the specified number.
levelup Increases your level by 1.
addexp(amount) Supplies you with the specified amount of XP.
learnskill(‘skill code’) Learns the specified skill/talent.
Consult this skill codes list for details.
addskillpoints(amount) Supplies you with the specified number of skill/talent points.
AllowFT(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the ability to Fast Travel from any location.
ShowAllFT(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the ability to see all Fast Travel locations, whether or not you’ve discovered them.
ShowPins(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the ability to see all pins (points of interest) on the map, whether or not you’ve discovered them.
ShowKnownPins(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the ability to see all previously discovered pins (points of interest) on the map.
settime(days, hours, minutes, seconds) Sets the time of day, in the form of days/hours/minutes/seconds since the game began.
TM(multiplier) Sets the speed of the in-game time. Examples:
1 = 1 minute passes every second (default).
0.5 = 1 minute every 2 seconds.
5 = 5 minutes every second.
Ciri Switches your character to Ciri.
Geralt Switches your character to Geralt.
Cat(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the Cat potion effect (night vision).
Drunk(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the Drunk status effect.
dismember Dismembers the currently targeted NPC.
SpawnHorse Spawns a horse.
instantMount(‘horse’) Spawns and instantly mounts you on a horse.
This can only be used with the ‘horse’ parameter.
staminapony Spawns a horse with unlimited stamina.
spawnBoatAndMount Spawns and instantly mounts you on a boat.
makeitrain Make it rain.
stoprain Stop it raining.
changeweather(‘weather code’) Sets the weather to a specific type.
Consult this weather codes list for details.
winGwint(0/1) Instantly wins (1) or loses (0) your current game of Gwent.
addgwintcards Supplies you with one of each Gwent Card.
Exception is the Katakan card, which requires:
«additem(‘gwint_card_katakan’)».
secretgwint Begins a game of Gwent against the AI.
addabl(‘buff code’) Bestow the specified buff effect on you.
Consult this buff codes list for details.
rmbabl(‘buff code’) Removes the specified buff effect.
Consult this buff codes list for details.
cleardevelop Resets your character, removing all items and levels and resupplying you with the starting gear.
buffme(‘effect id’, seconds) Bestows the specified effect on you.
Different from the addabl command!
Consult this effect codes list for details.
appearance(‘appearance code’) Sets your appearance to the specified model.
Consult this appearance codes list for details.
WitcherHairstyle(‘1’/’2’/’3′) Sets your hairstyle to the specified type.
Requires apostrophes around the chosen number.
addHair1 Sets your hairstyle to the default style.
addHair2 Sets your hairstyle to the ponytail style.
addHair3 Sets your hairstyle to the long loose style.
addHairDLC1 Sets your hairstyle to the loose short style.
addHairDLC2 Sets your hairstyle to the mohawk/ponytail style.
addHairDLC3 Sets your hairstyle to the Elven Rebel style.
shave Shaves your beard.
setbeard(beard code) Sets your beard to the specified type.
Consult this beard codes list for details.
settattoo(0/1) Enables (1) or disables (0) the tattoo on Geralt’s neck.
setcustomhead(‘head code’) Sets your character’s head to the specified model.
Consult this head codes list for details.
removecustomhead Resets your head model to default.
xy(x, y) Teleports you to the specified x/y coordinates.
gotoWyzima Teleports you to Wyzima.
gotoNovigrad Teleports you to Novigrad.
gotoSkellige Teleports you to Skellige.
gotoKaerMohren Teleports you to Kaer Morhen.
Yes, you must spell it «KaerMohren» for it to work.
gotoProlog Teleports your character to White Orchard.
gotoPrologWinter Teleports your character to White Orchard (Winter).
ToggleCameraAutoRotation Toggles automatic camera rotation on/off.
fadeout Fade out the display.
fadein Fade in the display.
testpause Pauses the game.
testunpause Unpauses the game.
dlgshow Toggles the game’s UI on/off.
activateAllGlossaryBeastiary Enables all Beastiary entries in the Glossary.
activateAllGlossaryCharacters Enables all Character entries in the Glossary.

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And there you have it: the ultimate guide to cheats and console commands in The Witcher 3. But that’s not all we’ve got on this masterpiece of an RPG. If you want help making Geralt as powerful as possible, you could also consult our Witcher 3 best builds guide, and our primer on the best Witcher 3 gear and armor sets.

Items — The Witcher 3 Wiki Guide

The Witcher 3 Wiki Guide

By Max Roberts, Jack K., Jon Ryan, +35.8k more

updated

The large world of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt boasts a huge variety of items, some more important than others. With so many different kinds of items, there is usually a lot that can be done with each individual item.

  • For Witcher Gear specifically, see Weapons and Armor

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Most all items can be sold to appropriate vendors (food to general merchants, herbs to herbalists, and armor and weapons to armorers and blacksmiths). Many items also serve multiple purposes, with some that can be used for crafting, dismantling, upgrading, or eating to regain vitality.

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This part of our Witcher 3 Wiki guide focuses on a list of different item types, with their uses and possible ingredients obtained from dismantling.

Equipment Usable Items Alchemy Ingredients Crafting Ingredients Other Items

Note: You can use Item Spawning Codes to get items using PC console commands.

Equipment

  • For Horse Equipment, see Horse Upgrades and Monster Trophies
Item Name Use Dismantle Ingredients
Amateur’s Armor Repair Kit 15% of armor durability restored Elven Armorer’s Tools, Thread, Leather Straps, Nails
Amateur’s Weapon Repair Kit 15% of weapon durability restored Elven Whetstone, Thread, Leather Straps, Nails
Journeyman’s Armor Repair Kit 40% of armor durability restored Dwarven Armorer’s Tools,
Thread,
Linen,
Leather Straps,
Steel Plates
Journeyman’s Weapon Repair Kit 40% of weapon durability restored Dwarven Whetstone, Water, Leather Straps
Lesser Glyph of Aard Adds 2% Aard Intensity to item slot Silk
Lesser Glyph of Axii Adds 2% Axii Intensity to item slot Silk
Lesser Glyph of Igni Adds 2% Igni Intensity to item slot Silk
Lesser Glyph of Quen Adds 2% Quen Intensity to item slot Silk
Lesser Glyph of Yrden Adds 2% Yrden Intensity to item slot Silk
Lesser Svarog Runestone Adds 20 Armor Piercing to any weapon slot Infused Dust

Usable Items

  • For useable potion recipes, see our Alchemy guide
Item Name Use Dismantle Ingredients
Apple Regenerates 50 Vitality for 5 seconds
Apple Juice Regenerates Vitality for 20 seconds
Baked Apple Regenerates Vitality for 10 seconds
Blueberries *Regenerates 50 Vitality for 5 seconds
*Blue Dye
Bread Regenerates Vitality for 5 seconds
Butter Regenerates 80 Vitality for 10 seconds
Candy Regenerates Vitality for 10 seconds
Dried Fish Regenerates Vitality for 5 seconds
Erveluce Regenerates Vitality
Grilled Chicken Sandwich Regenerates Vitality for 5 seconds
Honeycomb Regenerates Vitality for 5 seconds
Kaedweni Stout Regenerates Vitality
Raw Meat Regenerates Vitality for 5 seconds
Redanian Lager Regenerates Vitality for 25 seconds
Rivian Kriek Regenerates Vitality for 25 seconds
Viziman Champion Regenerates Vitality for 25 Seconds
Water Regenerates Vitality for 20 seconds Jug
Wolf’s Liver Regenerates Vitality for 10 Seconds Raw Meat

Alchemy Ingredients

Item Name Crafting Uses Dismantle Ingredients
Alchemist’s Powder
Alcohest Refill consumables when meditating
Alghoul Bone Marrow Monster Bone,
Monster Blood
Balisse Fruit Alcohest,
Earth Elemental Decoction
Bear Fat Specter Oil
Berbercane Fruit Cat
Blowball Archgriffin Decoction
Bryonia Vermillion
Celadine Samum,
Swallow
Crow’s Eye
Dark Essence Full Moon Elemental Essence
Dog Tallow Cursed Oil,
Necrophage Oil
Drowner Brain Swallow Monster Brain,
Monster Blood
Drowner Tongue Monster Tongue,
Monster Saliva
Ducal Water
Dwarven Spirit Ancient Leshen Decoction,
Archgriffin Decoction,
Earth Elemental Decoction,
Nightwraith Decoction,
Noonwraith Decoction,
Cat,
Swallow,
White Honey
Elemental Essence Monster Essence
Empty Bottle Alcohest
Ergot Seeds Vermillion,
Noonwraith Decoction
Essence of Wraith Monster Essence
Fifth Essence
Fool’s Parsley Leaves
Ghoul’s Blood Monster Blood
Ginatia Petals Ancient Leshen Decoction,
Noonwraith Decoction
Hellebore Petals
Hop Umbels
Lesser Blue Mutagen
Light Essence Monster Essence
Lunar Shards
Moleyarrow
Monster Blood
Monster Bone
Monster Brain
Monster Claw
Monster Heart
Monster Liver
Monster Saliva Broadhead Bolt
Nekker Blood Monster Blood
Nekker Claw Monster Claw,
Monster Blood
Nekker Eye Monster Eye
Nekker Warrior’s Liver[ [Monster Liver]],
Monster Blood
Nilfgaardian Lemon Alcohest
Optima Mater
Pearl Powdered Pearl
Pringrape Earth Elemental Decoction
Quicksilver Solution
Redanian Herbal
Ribleaf Archgriffin Decoction
Rotfiend Blood Monster Blood
Saltpeter Dancing Star,
Grapeshot,
Samum,
Zerrikanian Powder
Sewant Mushrooms Nightwraith Decoction
Specter Dust Powdered Monster Tissue
Temerian Rye
Venom Extract
Verbena Vermilion
Water Essence Cat Monster Essence
Water Hag Tooth Monster Tooth,
Venom Extract
Werewolf Saliva Monster Saliva
White Myrtle Petals
Wine Stone
Wolfsbane Cursed Oil

Crafting Ingredients

Item Name Crafting Uses Dismantle Ingredients
Amethyst Amethyst Dust
Amethyst Dust
Coal Steel Ingot,
Zerrikanian Powder
Ashes
Cotton Thread
Cured Leather Armor,
Hardened Leather
Leather Scraps
Dark Iron Ore Refined Silver Ore
Dark Iron Ingot
Dimeritium Ore Dimeritium Ingot Glowing Ore
Dimeritium Ingot Dimeritium Plate Dimeritium Ore
Dimeritium Plate Dimeritium Ingot
Emerald Dust
Fiber Ashes
Fur Scrap Leather Scraps
Hardened Leather Cured Leather,
Oil
Infused Dust
Iron Ore Iron Ingot
Iron Ingot Armor, Weapons,
Steel Ingot
Iron Ore
Leather Scraps Armor, Weapons,
Leather Straps
Leather Straps Armor, Weapons Leather Scraps
Linen Armor,
Silk
Thread
Meteorite Ingot Meteorite Silver Ingot Meteorite Ore
Nails Iron Ore
Oil
Rope Twine,
Resin
Ruby Dust
Silk Linen
Silver Silver Ingot
Silver Ore Silver Ingot,
Broadhead Bolt
Silver
Silver Ingot Weapons,
Meteorite Silver Ingot,
Silver Plate
Silver Ore
Steel Line Steel Ingot
String Thread
Timber Ashes
Twine Fiber
Wire Armor Iron Ore

Other Items

Item Name Dismantle Ingredients
Ashes
Axe Head Steel Ingot
Bear Hide Hardened Leather,
Fur Scrap
Black Magic Doll Fiber,
Thread
Blunt Axe Steel Ingot,
Haft
Broken Oar Hardened Timber
Broken Rake Hardened Timber
Butter Knife Iron Ore
Candelabrum Iron Ingot
Candle Wax,
String
Chain Steel Ingot
Deer Hide Cured Leather,
Leather Straps
Doll String,
Thread
Fishing Net Twine
Fishing Rod Timber, String
Fisstech
Flowers Fiber
Goat Hide Cured Leather
Goblet Iron Ore
Gold Ring Gold Nugget
Gold Ruby Ring Gold Nugget,
Ruby
Horse Hide Hardened Leather,
Leather Scraps
Mug Timber
Old Bear Hide Cured Leather,
Fur Scrap
Old Goat Hide Leather Scraps
Old Sheepskin Leather Scraps,
String
Perfume Vial,
Oil
Pig Hide Cured Leather,
Oil
Platter Timber
Pure Silver Silver Ingot
Rabbit Pelt Fur Scrap
Razor Iron Ore,
Fiber
Rope Ladder Hardened Timber,
Rope
Rotting Flesh Ashes
Rusty Breadknife Iron Ore
Shell Pearl
Silver Amber Necklace Silver,
Amber
Silver Candelabrum Silver Ingot
Silver Mug Silver Ore,
Timber
Silver Pantaloons Silver,
Silk
Silver Teapot Silver Ore
Skull Ashes
Temerian Special Forces Insignia Leather Straps,
Thread
Vial Glass
White Bear Hide Hardened Leather,
Fur Scrap
White Wolf Hide Cured Leather,
Fur Scrap
Wolf Hide Cured Leather,
Fur Scrap
Worn Leather Pelt Leather Scraps

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