Console-Command Finder
Search, filter and copy every Pillars of Eternity console command — god mode, add item, attributes and more.
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The IE Mod codex · Pillars of Eternity Pillars of Eternity mods, cheats &
Pillars of Eternity mods, cheats &
console commands, unsealed
Everything for Pillars of Eternity mods in one place — a searchable console-command finder, the save & asset editor, item codes and modding guides, gathered in one candlelit codex.
A codex, not a wiki-dump
Everything a Pillars of Eternity modder reaches for — the IE Mod and its tools
Pillars of Eternity mods reward tinkering — respec a doomed build, spawn the item a bug ate, or reveal a map you have already earned. The trouble is that the how-to is scattered across a dozen forum threads. The Infinity Codex pulls it together: the console commands that still work, the IE Mod and its tools that make them easier, and the editor for everything the console cannot touch.
Everything here is single-player and reversible. Nothing you do touches another player's game, and a quick backup save undoes any experiment. The cheats and tools on this site are for your own game only — the one trade-off worth knowing is that enabling cheats switches off achievements for that save, so most people keep one clean run and one sandbox to play in. Beyond that, the game is yours to bend.
16Console commands
6Attributes to edit
1Save & asset editor
2Games covered
Inside the codex
Six ways to bend the game to your will
Each entry is a full guide or a working tool — not a stub. Start with the console finder, then dig into the mod, the editor and the reference tables.
The IE Mod
What the Infinity Engine Mod adds to Pillars of Eternity, how to install it, and what each feature does.
GuideSave & Asset Editor
Edit characters, attributes, items and party state in your Pillars of Eternity save files.
Tool guideIE Mod for Pillars
The mod page for the base game — features, compatibility and a clean step-by-step setup.
GuideItem & Money Codes
How GiveItem works, the copper-pands currency command, and a reference for spawning gear.
ReferenceDayZ Chernarus Map
The classic hand-labelled Chernarus map — loot routes, towns and military zones at a glance.
Map The flagship
Cheats and console commands, found in seconds
A live, searchable table of every Pillars of Eternity console command — filter by category, then copy the exact syntax straight to your clipboard. These console commands cover god mode, items, attributes and more; here is a taste, and the full finder holds the lot.
| Command | What it does | Category |
|---|---|---|
iroll20s | Enables cheat commands for the current playthrough. Type it once after opening the console. This permanently disables Steam/GOG achievements for that save file. | Setup |
God | Toggles god mode — your party takes no damage and cannot be killed. Run it again to turn it off. | Cheats |
Invisible | Toggles invisibility so enemies no longer detect or engage your party. Useful for slipping past fights. | Cheats |
NoFog | Toggles the fog of war on the current map so the whole area is revealed. | World & Map |
UnlockAll | Unlocks the locked doors and containers in the area you are standing in — no lockpicking or Mechanics check needed. | World & Map |
Beyond the console
Codes, characters & a classic map
When the console is not enough, the Infinity Codex keeps the deeper references and tools close: the item & money codes for spawning gear, the attribute & skill names the editor expects, and a hand-labelled DayZ Chernarus map carried over from this domain's roots.
Spawn any item
GiveItem plus the naming pattern, with the copper-pands currency command.
Rebuild a character
Exact attribute and skill names for the editor and AttributeScore.
Know the terrain
The full Chernarus survival map, preserved and annotated.
Where to start with Pillars of Eternity mods
The path into Pillars of Eternity mods is short, even if you have never opened the console
before. During play, press the tilde
key (~), type iroll20s once, and cheat commands switch on for that
save. The console-command finder walks through it step by step
and lists every command with its exact syntax, so you can copy what you need instead of
memorising it. From there, most players reach for three things: God for a quick
invulnerability toggle, GiveItem to spawn a missing piece of gear, and
AttributeScore to fix a stat spread they regret.
When a change is bigger than a single line — a full respec, an inventory clear-out, or a fix to a save you are not currently playing — the save & asset editor opens the file directly and edits it in a friendlier interface. Pair either approach with the item & money codes and the exact attribute & skill names, and there is very little in the game you cannot adjust. Prefer point-and-click to typing? The IE Mod gathers many of these actions into one place. Whichever route you take, copy your save folder first — with a backup in hand, no edit is permanent.
Start here
Pillars of Eternity modding — the basics
How do I open the console in Pillars of Eternity?
Press the tilde key (~, above Tab) during play to open the command console. Type iroll20s once to enable cheat commands for that save — note this disables achievements for that file.
What is the IE Mod?
The IE Mod (Infinity Engine Mod) is a community mod that layers quality-of-life features and modding conveniences onto Pillars of Eternity. Our IE Mod overview explains what it adds and how to install it.
Is using console commands cheating?
It is entirely single-player, so it only affects your own game. The one trade-off is that enabling commands with iroll20s switches off achievements for that save. Many players use it to test builds, recover from bugs or replay with a twist.
Do these commands work in Deadfire (Pillars of Eternity II)?
Most of the concepts carry over, but Deadfire uses its own console with slightly different command names and arguments. Where a command differs, the console-command finder notes it.
Can I edit an existing save without the console?
Yes — the save & asset editor lets you change characters, attributes and items directly in your save files, which is handy for fixes the console cannot reach.
Where do I find item names for GiveItem?
Start typing in the console and it autocompletes valid item names. The item & money reference explains the naming pattern and the most-used examples.