Cheat Codes For Total War Medieval 2

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Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the 'descr_strat' file in the 'medieval ii total wardataworldmapscampaignimperial_campaign' directory. Locate the 'unlockable' heading and copy its contents over the current contents under the 'playable' setting.

While playing the game, press ~ to display the console window. Type one of the following case-sensitive codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Note: Family member names, settlement names, and other proper names must be capitalized correctly.

Note: The code does seem to work for characters with a second name. However, you can select the character on the campaign map, then type for example, give_trait this 'GoodCommander' 5 or whatever desired trait. This also works for the 'give_ancillary' code.

Use the following values with the 'give_trait [character] [trait] [level number]' code. Note: Some of these can be accompanied with a 'level number', usually ranging from 1 to 5, giving additional bonuses (or penalties).

AcademyTrained
AdoredByPope
AgentPiety
Anger
Arse
AssassinsGuildMember
AssassinsGuildTrained
Austere
Authoritarian
BadAmbusher
BadArtilleryCommander
BadAttacker
BadDenouncer
BadDiplomacy
BadGunpowderCommander
BadMerchant
BadPrincess
BadRiskyDefender
BadSiegeDefender
BadTaxman
BattleChivalry
BattleDread
BigotWoman
Bishop
Bloodthirsty
Brave
BraveDiplomat
BraveWoman
CaptorChivalry
CaptorDread
Cardinal
Cheapskate
ChivalryLegacy
ColdWoman
ContentGeneral
Corrupt
Corrupted
Coward
CrusaderHistory
Cuckold
Cultured
Cursed
Deranged
DesperateWoman
Despoiler
Disciplinarian
DiscontentGeneral
DivineProtection
Divorced
Dogmatic
Doomsayer
DreadLegacy
DykeWoman
EasternWarlord
EducatedWoman
Energetic
ExRebel
Exheir
ExoticTastes
ExpensiveTastes
FactionKiller
Factionheir
Factionleader
FairProsecutor
FairWoman
FaithfulWoman
FamousPirate
FathersLegacy
Fearscatholic
Fearsheretic
Fearsislam
Fearsorthodox
Fearspagan
Fearsslave
Fearstimurids
Fearsturks
Fearsvenice
Feck
Fertile
FertileWoman
ForcedReligious
Genocide
Girls
GloriousFool
GoodAdministrator
GoodAmbusher
GoodAssassin
GoodArtilleryCommander
GoodAttacker
GoodCommander
GoodDefender
GoodDenouncer
GoodDiplomacy
GoodGunpowderCommander
GoodMerchant
GoodMiner
GoodPrincess
GoodRiskyAttacker
GoodRiskyDefender
GoodSiegeAttacker
GoodSpy
GoodTaxman
Gregarious
GrowingConviction
Haemophobic
HaleAndHearty
Handsome
HarshWoman
HasAdultress
HashashinsGuildMember
Hatescatholic
Hatesheretic
Hatesislam
Hatesorthodox
Hatespagan
Hatesslave
Hatesturks
Hatesvenice
HighPersonalSecurity
HorseRacer
HumbleWoman
Hypochondriac
IAmPope
IAmPrincess
IndecisiveAttacker
Infertile
InfertileWoman
InquisitorFailure
Insane
InspiringSpeaker
Intelligent
Introvert
JaguarWarlord
JihadHistory
LaxPersonalSecurity
LegalDealer
Lewd
Loyal
LoyaltyStarter
MarriedAPrincess
MerchantEnemies
MerchantsGuildMember
MerchantsGuildTrained
Missionary
Monopolist
Multilingual
NaturalAssassinSkill
NaturalDiplomatSkill
NaturalHereticSkill
NaturalInquisitorSkill
NaturalMerchantSkill
NaturalMilitarySkill
NaturalPriestSkill
NaturalPrincess
NaturalSpySkill
NaturalWitchSkill
NightBattleCapable
Noctophobia
Objective
OpenMinded
PassionateWoman
Peaceful
Perverted
PopesEnforcer
Pragmatic
PretentiousWoman
PrettyWoman
PriestLevel
Prim
PublicAtheism
Purifier
RansomChivalry
RansomDread
ReligionStarter
ReligiousActivity
ReligiousInactivity
ReligiousIntolerance
ReligiousMerchant
ReligiousTolerance
RhetoricSkill
Righteous
Sane
SecretlyFemale
SecureMerchant
SecurityMerchant
Senile
ServesSelfMerchant
ShadyDealer
Skill
Slothful
Sobriety
SpiritedWoman
StrategyChivalry
StrategyDread
StrickenSerious
StrickenSilly
StrongFaith
Subjective
Superstitious
TheologiansGuildMember
TheologiansGuildTrained
ThievesGuildMember
ThievesGuildTrained
TimidWoman
TolerantWoman
TooOldToFight
TouchedByTheGods
TourneyKnight
UglyWoman
UnchasteWoman
UnfairProsecutor
Unwrath
VapidWoman
WaningConviction
Warmonger
WaveringFaith
WifeIsBarren
WifeIsBitch
WifeIsCharming
WifeIsFertile
WifeIsHorrid
WifeIsNoble
WifeIsWise
Woman
WorldlyMerchant
Wrath
Xenophilia

Use the following values with the 'give_ancillary [character] [ancillary] [level number]' code. Note: Some of these can be accompanied with a 'level number', usually ranging from 1 to 5, giving additional bonuses (or penalties).

academic_advisor
accomplice
adultress
architect
chastity_belt
diplomatic_escort
explosives
femme_fatale
fine_cosmetics
herald
mercenary_captain
secret_love
witch_hunter
zealous_disciple
amerigo_vespucci
marco_polo
martin_luther
jan_zizka
raphael
niels_ebbesen
arnold_von_winkelried
geoffrey_chaucer
john_wycliffe
bertrand_du_guesclin
aldus_manutius
michaelangelo
hair_from_mohammeds_beard
doctor
tutor
bard
catamite
apothecary
drillmaster
quartermaster
biographer
mentor
taticius
brilliant_inventor
foodtaster
librarian
magician
mathematician
poisoner
shieldbearer
bodyguard
monk

• 3Unit creation cheats

Overview

To enter cheats, first open the console by hitting the ~ key, or the @ key on some keyboards, or the ò key on italian keyboards, the ù key on the French keyboard, or the ñ key on Spanish keyboards, or the ö key on German keyboards, or the ø key on the Norwegian keyboards. Then you can enter any of the cheats listed in the sections below.

A note on multiword names:

If you need to specify the name of a city, character, etc. that is more than one word then you have to put quotes around it. Use this for characters who have a surname. However, if the character has a preposition in his or her name, such as; 'of', 'von', 'ah', etc... (the preposition is always lower-cased and before the name of a city, region, or country), then you must enter the character's name in the cheat like this, for example, give_trait 'Dietrich von_Saxony' <trait name>. Make sure the name is properly spelled and capitalized.

If a character has a first and a last name as well as a name of a city, region or country, you must put an underscore between the first and last name, then a space, and then the second portion. For example: 'Mael Brigde mac Broccin' must translate to 'Mael_Brigde mac_Broccin'.

However, sometimes the game will forget there needs to be an underscore (especially during the first turn), or even if the character has a last name or hails from a certain area, such as a character who gains a title for a last name. If this happens, either save and load to reset, or wait until the next turn. For instance, if Dietrich von Saxony gained a title after his first name, and lost the 'von Saxony' part, then next turn, or the next time you reload, all you should have to enter is give_trait 'Dietrich' <trait name>. If the character's name contains a dash, be sure to include it. Names such as 'Muhammad Al-Mustansir' will work, because of the dash, so don't worry about those. No matter what the character's name is, it is possible to enter the name in a cheat. Just make sure you use the '.

Another simple way to give a character trait is to bring the character out of the city, then highlighting the character card and just type give_trait this <trait name>. It only works when the character is not located in a city or fort.

Strategic map cheats

• add_money <amount>

E.g., add_money 40000. This will give you that much money. The maximum possible you can get from this is 40,000 at a time, but you can enter it many times. Try pressing the 'arrow up' to enter the last entry so if you type Enter, Arrow Up, Enter, Arrow Up etc. you have a lot of cash without much typing.

• add_population <city name> <amount>

E.g., add_population London 3000. Adds the specified population (limit is 4000). Negative amounts of population can also be 'added' to raise public order, e.g., add_population London -3000. A settlement's population will not drop under 400.

• auto_win 'attacker/defender' make sure to put the one you want or you could acceidentally destroy a good portion of your army. May result in 'draw'.

Wins the next automated battle.

• kill_character <character name>

Kills the respective character. May not work.

• process_cq <city name>

E.g., process_cq London. Finish building every building in the construction queue of the city. You still have to pay for the buildings.

• show_cursorstat

Not really a cheat but useful for modding, and moving around characters faster, if you use the move_character cheat. Gives co-ordinates (in x,y, form) and region name of the location under your cursor.

• move_character z,x,y

E.g., move_character Anselm,197,94, Very useful for assassination and emissary missions. Lets you instantly transport a character (z) to any valid point on the map. Use the show_cursorstat cheat to get the x and y coordinates. There are no spaces between the commas.

• toggle_fow

Turns the normal Fog of War on or off depending on initial state. Do be aware that if you have the Fog of War off, and decide to end your turn, then it will take a lot longer to get to your next turn, because the movements of every character on the map will be shown and waited for.

• toggle_terrain

Not really a cheat but useful for modding, displays the information from map_regions, climates, groundtypes and features files overlayed on strategic map. See this post for details.

• create_unit <desired general or settlement> <desired unit's name> <number of units (1-5)> <experience level (1-9)> <armor level (1-3)> <weapon level (1-3)>

E.g., create_unit Jerusalem 'Knights Templar' 5 9 3 3. You now have 5 Knights Templar with 9 experience and level 3 weapons and armor in Jerusalem. A note from experience, some unit names are different. Like for instance, if you want Retinue Longbowmen, you have to enter 'Dismounted Longbowmen'. All names can be found in the 'export_descr_buildings' file, under the buildings where you would normally recruit them. See also Medieval II Unit IDs.

• give_trait <character name> <desired trait name> <desired trait level (1-5)>

Incredibly useful, allows you to give any trait to any character in your faction. E.g. give_trait Rufus Fertile 3. This will grant him the 'Prolific' trait, and so he will have four kids in no time. The traits can all be found in 'export _descr_character_traits' file, which is incredibly long.

Note: If for example give_trait Edmund Canmore GoodCommander 5 doesn't work you can to try to select Edmund Canmore and then type in the CheatConsole, or whatever it is, give_trait this GoodCommander 5. Always works.

• give_ancillary <desired character> '<desired ancillary>'

E.g., give_ancillary Tostig 'assassins_blade'. The ancillary must be in quotes and lowercase.

• character_reset <character name>

E.g, character_reset Richard. Resets that character's movement points, can be very useful.

• surrender_regions <Desired faction>

E.g surrender_regions Mongols. Gives all of the factions settlements to the rebels.

Unit creation cheats

These are all basically Timurid or Mongol units, which are devastating on the battlefield. You can use them against the Timurids or the Mongols to even the odds.

Elephant Units

• madras - Elephants, plain no-frills elephants, have archers on their backs, and can stomp, not as fun as the next two can be.
• rogan - Elephant Artillery, elephants armed with cannons, a lot less vulnerable than normal cannons, because they can stomp anyone that tries to attack them
• vindaloo - Elephant Rocketeer, elephants armed with Rocket Launchers, as the in-game description says, they are devestating to say the least. Incredibly fun for blowing apart a grand army or majestic city. Just like all elephant units, can stomp anyone that gets past the rockets, or hasn't run for his life fast enough.

Be aware, the elephants can run amok if they get too spooked, try to keep them from being attacked with arrows, especially flaming ones, and make sure they don't shoot each other. If you ever played as Carthage, Seleucids or Parthia in Rome: TW you know how bad that can be.

Artillery Units

• houston - Mercenary Rocket Launcher - Blasts away anyone unlucky enough to be in their way. The rockets are a bit inaccurate.
• george - Mercenary Monster Ribault, fires about 30 guns on a rack, can be devastating with the right placement.
• istanbul - Mercenary Monster Bombard, the big ol' gun at the end of the intro video. Fires a half-ton cannonball that looks really cool. Will blast a massive hole through an enemy wall with one shot (two for the strongest). You could try using it against an army, but it only has about 20 shots, and is meant for bigger targets.

Remember that unlike elephants, these units are vulnerable to cavalry, so make sure to keep them protected.

Battle map cheats

• jericho - Breaches the walls of the city during a siege. It only works on Rome: Total War and not Medieval 2: Total War, though the sound effects of crumbling walls can still be heard

Tips

Copying cheats

If you type in a long cheat and want to use it again, rather than type the whole thing out again, simply press up key. This will show the latest thing that was typed in the ~ console. Press up twice and you get the second latest thing.

Money

~ console 'add_money 40000 - this will give 40,000 money to your faction. 'add_money -3522' - this will take 3,522 money from your faction.

Creating new units

Units can be added to cities, captain armies, general armies and fleets for both your faction, ally factions and enemy factions. The process of adding units is the same for all three.

Creating a unit in a settlement

~ console 'create_unit 'Settlement Name' 'Unit' 5 9 3 2', where 5 is the number or units, 9 the experience upgrades, 3 the attack upgrades and 2 the defence upgades. For example, 'create_unit 'Milan' 'Italian Spear Militia' 5 9 3 2. This will give 5 Italian Spear Militia with 9 exp, 3 attack and 2 defence.

Creating a unit in an army

~ console 'create_unit 'Name' 'Unit' 7 2 3 3, where 'Name' is either Captain Henry(Captain) or Phillip de Boubon (family member) - note that some Egyptian and Turkish family members cannot be moved or added to as their names have characters that are not on English keyboards.

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Creating a unit in a fleet

~ console 'create_unit 'admiral name' 'ship' 5 9 3 3, note admiral name and ship must be in all lowercase, unlike land units which must start with uppercase. For example, 'create_unit 'admiral william' 'dhow' 5 9 3 3.

Instant create unit

There are some exceptions to the usual adding unit cheat. Some units can be added by simply typing clicking an army or settlement and typing in ~console 'name'. For example, click Jerusalem and type 'Vindaloo'. This will give one unit of mounted rocketeer elephant. The more times you type it, the more times it will appear. Adding these units this way doesn't allow you to customise their exp, attack and defence upgrades.

Moving units

Short distance movements

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~ console 'character_reset 'name'. This resets the movement points of armies, fleets and agents and allows agents to engage in missions multiple times.

Long distance movements, Move your mouse cursor where you want an army or agent to be moved to. Then type in the ~ consle 'show_cursorstat'. This will give the coordinates of the mouse - it should look something like '163, 82'. Then find the army or agent you want to move and type in 'move_character 'name' 163 82'. For example 'show_cursorstat = 46, 37, move_character 'Captain Bob' 46 37.

Instant build qued buildings

Click a settlement then que up all the buildings you want built. Then ~ console 'process_cq 'Settlement name'. Each time enter is pressed, one of the qued buildings will instantly be built. Contine pressing up and enter to build all qued buildings.

Buildings can also be qued for other factions. ~ console 'process_cq 'Settlement name'. It doesn't always work however, as you cannot know whether the enemy has buildings qued up or not.

To make a better chance at calling a crusade send a diplomat to the Pope and give him a gift, then call the crusade.

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References

• GameFaqs - Medieval II: Total War Cheats - Medieval II
• Total War Codes - Medieval II Total War Secrets [1]

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Cheat Codes For Total War Medieval 2