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ProvincesĪll AGOT mod provinces and provinceids are listed in text files found in the file path " Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/mod/A Game of Thrones/history/provinces".Ĭheck out the AGOT Provinces wiki page for a comprehensive list of provinceids and names. EventsĪll AGOT mod events and eventids are listed in text files found in the file path " Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/mod/A Game of Thrones/events". Where to find AGOT console command info TraitsĪll AGOT mod traits and traitids are listed in text files found in the file path " Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/mod/A Game of Thrones/common/traits".Ĭheck out the AGOT Traits wiki page for a comprehensive list of traitids and names. Simply mouseover the portrait of the character you want the charid of to see this info like this. Once you've opened the console enter the command " charinfo" to access the charid number of every character in the game. When the console is open you will get an input screen that you can type commands into that looks like this. While in game hit the backtick key which looks like this.

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Links to general console command information This page is here as a reference guide for console command information pertaining to the Crusader Kings II A Game of Thrones mod.

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Links to general console command information.

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