This command adds the specified doctrine to the specified faith. If no faith is specified, the doctrine will be added to your faith. View all doctrine IDs at: ck3cheats.com/doctrine. View all faith IDs at: ck3cheats.com/faith.
The ID of the doctrine you want to add. | |
Optional | The faith you want to add the doctrine to. If not specified, then the doctrine will be added to your faith. |
Here are examples of how to use add_doctrine.
This command adds the doctrine 'Communion' to your faith.
This command adds the doctrine 'Divine Destiny' to the Coptic faith.
add_doctrine is a command that can add a new doctrine to a specific faith. It is an integral part of CK3's religious system and enables players to hone and craft the faith of their subjects.
When you input add_doctrine [doctrine id] [faith id], it will add the particular doctrine (specified by [doctrine id]) to the faith that is associated with the [faith id] you provide.
If you use the command without specifying a faith id, the game will default to adding the doctrine to the faith of your character.
Adding a new doctrine can have a variety of impacts on the game depending on what the doctrine is.
For example, it could determine the moral standards and customs of the faith, whether priests can marry, crime laws, and other tenets that dramatically influence how that faith is practiced.
This command offers a great way to customize your faith and implement new ways of controlling or guiding your realm.
Doctrines are specific beliefs and practices that define each faith. They determine what is allowed and what is forbidden within a faith.
There are five main types of doctrines: main doctrines, marriage doctrines, crime doctrines, clerical doctrines, and special doctrines.
These doctrines can cover a wide range of issues, including views on marriage, gender equality, criminal behavior, and the role of religious leaders.
Faith dictates multiple aspects of life and can be a great help or a hindrance to your plans. Each faith belongs to a religion, and each character in the game follows a faith.
Faiths determine a character's moral compass, their views on other faiths, their rituals, and their holy sites. They can influence everything from laws and relationships to what actions are considered sinful or virtuous.
add_doctrine is a command that can add a new doctrine to a specific faith. It is an integral part of CK3's religious system and enables players to hone and craft the faith of their subjects.
When you input add_doctrine [doctrine id] [faith id], it will add the particular doctrine (specified by [doctrine id]) to the faith that is associated with the [faith id] you provide.
If you use the command without specifying a faith id, the game will default to adding the doctrine to the faith of your character.
Adding a new doctrine can have a variety of impacts on the game depending on what the doctrine is.
For example, it could determine the moral standards and customs of the faith, whether priests can marry, crime laws, and other tenets that dramatically influence how that faith is practiced.
This command offers a great way to customize your faith and implement new ways of controlling or guiding your realm.
Doctrines are specific beliefs and practices that define each faith. They determine what is allowed and what is forbidden within a faith.
There are five main types of doctrines: main doctrines, marriage doctrines, crime doctrines, clerical doctrines, and special doctrines.
These doctrines can cover a wide range of issues, including views on marriage, gender equality, criminal behavior, and the role of religious leaders.
Faith dictates multiple aspects of life and can be a great help or a hindrance to your plans. Each faith belongs to a religion, and each character in the game follows a faith.
Faiths determine a character's moral compass, their views on other faiths, their rituals, and their holy sites. They can influence everything from laws and relationships to what actions are considered sinful or virtuous.
In CK3, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~ (tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .