Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord console commands, cheat mode and cheat key binds.

First, you'll need to make an edit to a single file. Head to this location on your PC: Documents > Mount and Blade II Bannerlord > engine>config.txt.

Open it with a text editor like Notepad, and look for this line: cheat_mode = 0
Change 0 to 1 and save the file.

• Your inventory will display a list of every item in the game on the left side of the screen

• Your party screen will display a list of every military unit in the game

• When you click on an item or unit you will receive it for free

• You will enable the developer's console to type in various cheats. You can press Alt and ~ to open the in-game developer's console and start using console commands. Press Alt and ~ again to close it.

If you want to use console commands without spoiling the game content then you will have to just ignore what is going on in the inventory screen and party screen. It is worth not exploring the list of all items because there is a lot of cool content you can find as you play the game.

At any time once you have finished modifying a game, you can safely deactivate the console menu. and it won't interfere with your previous saved games.

Here are some up to date cheat keybinds released buy the development team

All Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Cheats

CTRL + F2 Knock out one of your troops
CTRL + F3 Knocks out your player character
CTRL + F4 Defeat an enemy
CTRL + ALT + F4 Defeat all enemies
CTRL + H Full heal your character.
CTRL + Shift + H Full heal your horse.

(While on World Map) CTRL + Left Mouse Button Teleport anywhere on your map.

All Console Commands in Mount & Blade II

The Console Command screen gives you a way to see every known command you can use. They all start with a particular piece of code. Once you know all of those keywords, it makes inputting any Console Command you want to use in Mount & Blade II much easier. This list displays every starting piece of code for you, and detail what they do listed below.

• agent.

--- These have to do with your Companion characters.

• ai.

--- Here, you can adjust the speed of the AI, such as increasing or decreasing the speed of formations.

• campaign.

--- Adjusts several different aspects of the game, such as unlocking player kingdom policies, adding attribute points to your character, gold, hero relations, crafting materials, and much more. Likely the most used option in Mount & Blade II.

• config.

--- Modify graphical aspects of your game, such as brightness, character detail, mouse movement, or sound, to name a few. This has to do with in-game settings.

• debug.

--- When you're experiencing problems in your Mount & Blade II game, you can use this feature to debug any issues. Likely more advanced for people who have been heavily messing around with the console command screen.

• Log.

--- Has to do with your in-game Campaign Log.

• Mission.

--- When you're in a battle or a mission, use this to alter aspects of it, such as changing the battering ramp speed, camera angle, siege tower speed, killing all allies or enemies, and several more options. You'll want to use these during a battle!

• Mission_cpp

--- You can use this command to remove all corpses, set wave power, dependency, or detailing the water, or skip the forward mission replay

• ui.toggle_ui

--- Use this to disable your in-game's UI.

This guide has recently been updated as only a few of the old console commands were working here are the commands listed in to original guide that still work.

campaign.add_skill_xp_to_hero

campaign.give_settlement_to_player

campaign.add_influence

campaign.add_renown_to_clan

campaign.add_focus_points_to_hero

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I may get around to updating this guide with specifically useful console commands however you could do me a huge a favour and post your favourite console commands in comment section then I can check them and keep updating this guide with useful content. That would be good.