This command adds the specified secret to your character. You can optionally add additional specified characters, whom you want the secret to be held by. View all secret IDs at: ck3cheats.com/secret.
The ID of the secret you want to add. | |
Optional | The ID of the character you want to hold the secret. If not specified, then the secret will be added to your character. |
Optional | The ID of the character you want to hold the secret. If not specified, then the secret will be added to your character. |
Here are examples of how to use add_secret.
This command adds the 'Is a Witch' secret to your character.
This command adds the 'Is a Witch' secret to the characters with the ID 72 and 58.
The add_secret
command allows you to add a secret to a specific character.
Secrets in CK3 represent hidden information that can be held by a character, which when exposed can cause significant negative effects such as loss of prestige, piety, or relationship with other characters.
To use this command, you need to input it in the console window. You need to specify the secret id
that you want to add and the character ID
to which you want to add the secret.
The structure generally looks like this:
add_secret [secret id] [character id]
If you don't specify any character ID
after the secret ID
, the secret will be added to your player character. However, you can specify two character IDs like this:
add_secret [secret id] [character id 1] [character id 2]
In this case, a secret will be created that is held by the two specified characters.
This command is useful for players who want to create scenarios or stories within their game.
For instance, if you want to role-play a situation where your character has a secret that could cause political unrest, you could use this command to create the secret and then unveil it at the right moment.
When characters engage in actions that are either illegal or socially unacceptable, they accumulate secrets. These secrets can be unearthed either through random events or by assigning the task of 'Find Secrets' to the Spymaster.
Upon discovering a secret, the character has two potential courses of action.
If the Dynasty has the 4th Coterie legacy, secrets can be shared among members of the same House.
The add_secret
command allows you to add a secret to a specific character.
Secrets in CK3 represent hidden information that can be held by a character, which when exposed can cause significant negative effects such as loss of prestige, piety, or relationship with other characters.
To use this command, you need to input it in the console window. You need to specify the secret id
that you want to add and the character ID
to which you want to add the secret.
The structure generally looks like this:
add_secret [secret id] [character id]
If you don't specify any character ID
after the secret ID
, the secret will be added to your player character. However, you can specify two character IDs like this:
add_secret [secret id] [character id 1] [character id 2]
In this case, a secret will be created that is held by the two specified characters.
This command is useful for players who want to create scenarios or stories within their game.
For instance, if you want to role-play a situation where your character has a secret that could cause political unrest, you could use this command to create the secret and then unveil it at the right moment.
When characters engage in actions that are either illegal or socially unacceptable, they accumulate secrets. These secrets can be unearthed either through random events or by assigning the task of 'Find Secrets' to the Spymaster.
Upon discovering a secret, the character has two potential courses of action.
If the Dynasty has the 4th Coterie legacy, secrets can be shared among members of the same House.
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 .