This command adds the specified amount of dread to the specified character. If no character is specified then dread will be added to your character. Negative amounts will lower dread.
Amount Number Optional | The amount of dread you want to add to the character. |
Optional | The ID of the character you want dread to be added to. If none is specified, it will affect your character. |
Here are examples of how to use add_dread.
This command adds 20 dread to your character.
This command adds 20 dread to the character with the ID 58.
The add_dread
command is used to alter the Dread level of a specific character in the game.
The syntax for using this command is add_dread [amount] [character id]
. For example, if you wanted to add 20 Dread to a character with the ID 140, you would type add_dread 20 140
.
You just need to replace the [amount]
with the specific number of Dread points you want to add or subtract, and the [character id]
with the specific ID of the character you wish to affect. If you do not specify a character ID, it defaults to the player's character.
This command can be useful in many scenarios but it is particularly handy when you are dealing with unruly vassals. Increasing a ruler's Dread can make rebellious vassals think twice before going against your rule, thus ensuring stability within your realm.
Using negative values with this command reduces the Dread level instead of adding to it. For instance, the command add_dread -20 140
would reduce that character's Dread by 20 points.
The Dread level indicates how feared a character is, which can play a significant role in controlling their vassals and discouraging them from starting factions or rebelling against their authority.
Dread is measured on a scale from 0
to 100
, with higher values indicating that your character is more feared.
Dread can be gained through intimidating actions or decisions, such as executing prisoners, torturing, or imprisoning people. Certain traits, such as being wrathful or sadistic, can also increase your character's natural dread.
Characters who are intimidated by your character's dread are less likely to join factions against your ruler, making it a useful tool for maintaining control over your realm.
However, ruling through fear can have its downsides, as it can lead to negative opinions and potential rebellions if not managed carefully.
The add_dread
command is used to alter the Dread level of a specific character in the game.
The syntax for using this command is add_dread [amount] [character id]
. For example, if you wanted to add 20 Dread to a character with the ID 140, you would type add_dread 20 140
.
You just need to replace the [amount]
with the specific number of Dread points you want to add or subtract, and the [character id]
with the specific ID of the character you wish to affect. If you do not specify a character ID, it defaults to the player's character.
This command can be useful in many scenarios but it is particularly handy when you are dealing with unruly vassals. Increasing a ruler's Dread can make rebellious vassals think twice before going against your rule, thus ensuring stability within your realm.
Using negative values with this command reduces the Dread level instead of adding to it. For instance, the command add_dread -20 140
would reduce that character's Dread by 20 points.
The Dread level indicates how feared a character is, which can play a significant role in controlling their vassals and discouraging them from starting factions or rebelling against their authority.
Dread is measured on a scale from 0
to 100
, with higher values indicating that your character is more feared.
Dread can be gained through intimidating actions or decisions, such as executing prisoners, torturing, or imprisoning people. Certain traits, such as being wrathful or sadistic, can also increase your character's natural dread.
Characters who are intimidated by your character's dread are less likely to join factions against your ruler, making it a useful tool for maintaining control over your realm.
However, ruling through fear can have its downsides, as it can lead to negative opinions and potential rebellions if not managed carefully.
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 .