I advise only using settlements to spawn in units as the in-game name of a character is not necessarily the name the game uses to refer to them. The weapon number must be from 0-3, inclusive.

The armor number must be from 0-3, inclusive.

The experience number must be from 0-9, inclusive. You can't spawn more than 5 units per command. Provided you use quotation marks for the unit ID, you do not have to worry about capitalization, but it does matter for character and settlement names. There are some unfortunate limitations and quirks to this command. This section will cover how to use the create_unit command. Give_ancillary this arnold_von_winkelried Give_trait this AgentPiety 1 (this command maxs out an character's piety) Give_trait this Forced Religious 2 (3 decreases troop morale) Give_trait this TheologiansGuildTrained 1 If anyone has more commands that I don't already have, please suggest them in the comments area. Also, relic ancillaries generally only work on either priests or imams, rarely do they work on both. However, if you wish to remove ancillary or trait, simply replace the word 'give' in the commands with 'remove'. Please keep in mind that this guide only contains positive traits and ancillaries. The Update tab at the bottom shows the dates when new cheats were added to the guide. All 'Special Units' can be used in any year or age by simply entering the text listed below the create_unit command is unnecessary for the special units. (Text) clarifies or explains certain cheats. means that you have to choose one in the box and replace everything in the with your choice. means that it is changeable and when you do, remove the. Remember that each character can have a limited amount of ancillaries but an unlimited amount of traits. Always select the character you want to apply the trait or ancillary to.

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