How do you cheat in gold in Morrowind?
If you’ve discovered a cheat you’d like to add to the page, or have a correction, please click EDIT and add it….Cheat List.
| Effect | Cheat |
|---|---|
| Add indicated amount of gold | additem “Gold_100” [number] |
| Set maximum fatigue value | setfatigue [number] |
| Set maximum magic value | setmagicka [number] |
| Set player health | sethealth [number] |
How do I enable cheats in Morrowind?
To activate the below cheat codes, press the tilde (~) key to display the developer console and type a cheat code at the prompt….Morrowind PC Cheat Codes.
| Cheat Code | Effect |
|---|---|
| sethealth [number] | Set the player’s health. |
| centeroncell -or- coc [cell ID] | Place character in the named cell. |
Are there console commands in Morrowind?
As with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Console commands are only available in the PC version of the game. In Morrowind, -> is used in place of the period used in its successors: Player->SetWaterWalking 1 is correct.
How do I install Morrowind mods manually?
The manual installation of a mod is as simple as copying files into their correct destination folders, and then activating the mod in Morrowind’s launcher. It’s made even easier that most mods are distributed with a replication of the data folder; so that you can clearly see into what folders every file must go into.
How do you unlock the chest in Morrowind?
Opens a locked door or chest. The magnitude is the level of lock that can be opened with the spell. Note that this does not disarm any traps – you will need to use a probe or Telekinesis to set off the trap from a safe distance….Morrowind:Open.
| Open | |
|---|---|
| Base Cost | 6.0 |
| Availability (Click on any item for details) | |
| Spells Scrolls |
Who is gaenor?
Gaenor is a Wood Elf pauper, who claims to be “an entrepreneur of sorts”. He stands in front of the Mournhold Temple, approximately halfway between the large steps outside the palace and the double-doors to the palace courtyard, asking people for increasingly outrageous sums of money.