Clicking on camp will provide extra buttons to play with such as increasing renown/honor and allowing you to peruse a store with all the items created for that module. Shift-~ will bring up the console, input "cheatmenu/nocheatmenu" to enable/disable. Ooh, I'd like to add that enabling cheats allows you to input a console command for more, usually as a debugging tool. Those are the only things I usually use, as they give you insane power boosts as well as resources to throw at whomever you wish.
I believe shift-ctrl-h will do the same to your mount, but I'm not sure. Within a battle, ctrl-h will heal you to full. Character sheet will give experience, party member screen will increase experience, inventory will give money. Ctrl-x is the most common and familiar as it will increase values depending on what screen you're looking at. Note that the game has its own cheat system, available by enabling cheats in the startup application. When you find the value you can give yourself as many tier 2 troops as you'd like. Search for the number of tier 2 troops (4-byte) when you can upgrade into them. What I mean concerning party members: say you can upgrade from tier 1 to tier 2. Outside character sheet the only things I paid attention include money, which is stored as a 4-byte value, and party troop numbers, also stored as 4-bytes. Note that while you can reach level 62, not recommended as scaled missions like getting rid of bandits in villages will have you face thousands of enemies. While character sheet editing will only allow a maximum of 600 proficiency points, directly writing with cheat engine will allow 1000 as maximum.Įxperience is stored as 4-bytes, while Health is stored as a float. Note also that increasing Agility will increase movement speed, and Agility over 500 might be overdoing it for many.
Agility is the address of Strength plus four, Intelligence is Strength plus eight, and Charisma is Strength plus twelve or "c"). Skill Points are Attribute - 4, while Weapon Proficiency is Attribute + 4)Īttributes themselves are 4-bytes. Points for upgrading characters attributes, skills, and weapon proficiency are 4-bytes. I don't use a table but I can tell you a few things:Ĭharacter Sheet (note that you can simply edit an exported sheet with any word processing software):
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