remove_trait Console Command
Documentation and examples for the remove_trait command in Crusader Kings III.
remove_trait
This command removes a specified trait from the designated character. If no character is specified, then the specified trait is removed from your character. View all trait IDs at: ck3cheats.com/trait.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Trait IDrequired | The ID of the trait you want to remove from the character. |
Character IDoptional | The ID of the character you want to remove the trait from. If none is specified, your character will be affected. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste remove_trait command. Fields with a dropdown let you pick a valid ID.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use remove_trait.
This command will remove the trait 'Blind' from your character .
This command will remove the trait 'Blind' from the character with the ID 78.
Overview
The remove_trait command removes a specified trait from a chosen character within your game.
Traits in Crusader Kings III are characteristic identifiers that define the abilities, personality, and even physical appearance of characters in the game.
When using the remove_trait command, you need to specify two things: the trait ID and the character ID.
The trait ID refers to the specific trait that you want to remove from the character, while the character ID is the alphanumeric identifier for the character you want to change.
For instance, remove_trait reveler_1 1030 removes the 'Eager Reveler' trait from the character with the ID of 1030.
This command can be particularly helpful in certain scenarios. For example, if a character has a negative trait that affects their decisions or relationships, using the remove_trait command to remove such a trait can yield favorable outcomes.
It's also useful if you're attempting a particular strategy that requires the absence of certain traits in your character.