Skyrim Add Perk Points
That most certainly works, I'm seeking clarity on perk points to spend, rather than just adding and removing perks alone. However I seem to have rectified this issue in CE too, perk points are stored in a Byte value it seems, that can still not exceed 255.
Skyrim Add Perk Points Console


- AzuraKnight closed this thread because:Thread was over a while ago now its just bickering.
As there doesn't appear to be a console command (please correct me if I am wrong) for adding perk points you can use the following method to gain a fair few without changing level:
Note your current player level [p], health [h] and a skill level [s](I'll use stealth here because it is short) then use the following command:player.advskill stealth 1000000
exit the console and then level up choosing the health bonus (this will add 6/7 levels). You don't need to choose perks yet. Then use the following commands to reset the levels but keep the perk points. player.setav stealth [s] ' (you can repeat above for more points from here)'
player.setav health [h]
player.setlevel [p]Loading editorSince adding a perk is the only reason why 'perk point' exists, I prefer to add a perk directly by console. And health point, magicka, stamina can also be change by console. The command is: player.addperk <PerkCode>. It can be use to add any perk regardless of whether you have gained a previous perk.
For example:
player.addperk 00058F64 to get the perk bullseye.
Loading editorThat method has been known to cause problems. I had one when I enabled Dragon armours (without enything else) and all my stats got messed up (smithing went down from 100 to 20 among others).
Loading editorsimple solution to that problem, be patient, watch your skills to make sure you have the prerequisites and simply use player.addperk to add the perks you want in the proper order.
or use a mod to let you exchange dragon souls for perk points since it seems to me that one ends up with more dragon souls than there are shouts to unlock.
Loading editorKendroche's suggestion worked very well for me, allowing me to alter my character in the aftermath of installing SkyRe and several ReProccer patches without messing anything else up.
Loading editorI have a problem is Kendroche's exact method, after i reset sneak to it's previous level (10) whenever i go into sneak it levels right away to 100 :/. I am using requiem btw.
Loading editorI know of 2 ways to add perk points:
1) You can edit your perk points using cheat engine or a program that use the same basics, it is a clean way and fast if you know what you are doing.
or
2) By using Dragon Souls-to-perk-points mod.
The most famous mod that uses that is Deadly dragons, you can edit dragon souls with console then trade them for perk points.
Loading editorWhen you use my method the game remembers that it was at 1000000 sneak so it resets itself to it's highest nearest level (i.e. 100) 10000 times. However once you level up normally, it 'forgets' this and the stat can be reset.
Loading editor...so with your method, you have to deal with maximum stat for at least one level before you level 'normally'?
hmm.
yeah, i just tried this (btw, stealth did not work for me; said it was an invalid skill so I used destruction) and like the above poster, my destruction skill AND level all reset to the value after I first set advskill.
your method is tedious at best.
mods are the way to go.
Loading editor'Stealth' didn't work for you because the skill is called 'sneak.' And Kendroche's method works but advskill doesn't increase your skill level by the number you input. For example if you were to use player.advskill onehanded 100000, it would be the same as you hit something 100,000 times with a one-handed weapon. It doesn't increase your skill by 100,000.
I have, however, had one issue while using this method, although I can't say for sure if this was the cause of it. After increasing smithing to 100 and using perk points to add all the perks the game doesn't register that I actually have the arcane blacksmith perk. Maybe it's just my game though.
Loading editorThe way to do this is to set your skill levels so that they get to 100, and then reset your level to gain more skill points. Seems to work for me. Basically do the following. Increase one skill to level 100 (gain lots of skill points and choose health/magica/stamina upgrade. Then reset to level one and repeat for all skills. you will get more skill points than normally possible.
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seing as there is a way to add dragon souls download the naruto anime overhual mod then go to the base and there is a thing that trades dragon souls for perk points
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True I don't cheat but if others want to.. best let them cheat
Loading editorSince your using console commands, then you might as well use mods that change those vlues like SkyTweak
Loading editorPlease help me, I did this and now everytime I use sneak it keeps jumping back 100 and levelling me up 10 levels. I don't want to have to keep using commands every 5 minutes to restore normality. I also don't have a previous save so I would have to start again if their is no way to fix this. I put my health, sneak and level back to what it was and then randomly my sneak goes back up to level 100, its really frustrating. Any ideas on how to fix?
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- 162.230.117.162 wrote:
try getting a life and not CHEATING
get a life and get out of this topic, its a single player game, people can cheat if they wantLoading editor To both wikia contributors, please don't be rude, you are both entitled to your own opinion.
And I feel that cheating removes all the fun and challenge from the game.
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So what if it's cheating? A lot of people like myself would like to respec. Even then, the fact that people are getting worked up about people using cheats to have fun in a video game is really, really sad.
Loading editorSo tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.
Loading editor- 81.182.36.67 wrote:
In my opinion, DON' T use codes, get a life.
I have a life. You know, in Skyrim.Loading editor - 212.116.72.63 wrote:
So tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.I wasn't being 'snouty', and I don't appreciate the rudenes. I was simply expressing my opinion. I once created a character using exploits, and it was absolutely no fun.
Loading editor To be honest. I'm up to 160hours on console and haven't needed to cheat. About lvl 40. It's great playing through normally
Loading editorOr someone could have installed SkyRe and the uncapper on an already advanced character and just want to get the perk point he would normally have got if he had done so from the beginning...
Using the console to cheat can ruin a player experience but that's his own problem, and sometimes it's pretty nice to have this possibility.
Loading editorone of the black books (sorry don't remember which one will allow you to delete perks from whatever perk-tree you want in change of dragon souls.
I don't know if at some point all dragons is slain or whatever but this is how I changes my specs.
I know this isn't exactly what the people want's but you can always go back and change again . :)
and for all of you who thinks cheating in a SINGLE player game, GTFO !
Loading editor- Spartan Jack 17 wrote:212.116.72.63 wrote:I wasn't being 'snouty', and I don't appreciate the rudenes. I was simply expressing my opinion. I once created a character using exploits, and it was absolutely no fun.
So tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.You did not state hitherto your last comment that it was your opinion (In the original comment being argued). Therefore, you cannot expect other people to assume that is what you meant. It looks like you're debasing all other people who use cheats (even if that wasn't your intention.)
Loading editor It is also quite arrogant to express that opinion multiple times without precedent. It has little to no bearing on the choices of other people and it is irrelevent to the tpoic of this thread. If your opinion is truly sound, then you would have avoided such a topic all-together. That you decided otherwise is what makes you 'snouty', as previously said.
Loading editorAs an ending denote, the things you (Spartan Jack 17) consider/might consider fun are of no consequence to any other person here, lest we be children flinging sand in every direction (remember grade 2?). I would not make the mistake of crossing the difference of intention and literality twice.
Loading editorPeople will play the game the way of THEIR choosing, not just because some piss ant on the internet disagrees with them. Some people use cheats, others do not. Play the way YOU want to play and say to hell with anyone who tells you to do otherwise.
That is my honest opinion. Leave people the hell alone and let them do as they please.
Loading editorYes, please, if you don't cheat yourself, leave others to do what they want. This isn't The Elder Scrolls Online where someone cheating affects others' enjoyment.
Loading editorTo those who keep saying: 'Get a life *hurr* don't cheat *hurr*!'
What if we've already beaten the game like 3 times, huh? Maybe we want to just play the game to mess around with spells, etc. Maybe we don't want to put in another 50 hours to see what that one perk does.
Think about that, you fools.
Loading editorto cheat or not to cheat is not the topic here. Go open a different thread if you want. Why this thread is here is because we cheat that's all. and discussion should continue on technical ways of not to mess up so much while getting a few cheats. Coz we are not that crazy to cheat everything to the max. Just a little bit or some of it.
Loading editorSeriously though, I've played this game for over 750 hours since it came out. I've done every possible thing I can think of, including being lost for hours underground, above ground, in water, on ships, orc strongholds, caves, mods, expansions, ect ect ect. So I want cheat the crap out of my game with a bunch of mods, the game turned all the way up Legendary and starting with max archery... who cares? You can whine about cheating all you want, but I've done everything this game has to offer legitly, and its boring.
Loading editorThe hell are anticheat fans looking on a cheat subject??!!
This conversation was not ment to happen! I want to know how I can add perk points by cheating not to read christian morality preachers :(
Loading editor- 162.230.117.162 wrote:
try getting a life and not CHEATINGTry going through life WITHOUT cheating. You'll end up somewhere near the bottom.
Loading editor More like try to live while geting cheated by all the people around you..... u'll end up somewhere.
Btw, the fact that you people who came to this topic and cheated means u had cheated before
Loading editor- Spartan Jack 17 wrote:212.116.72.63 wrote:I wasn't being 'snouty', and I don't appreciate the rudenes. I was simply expressing my opinion. I once created a character using exploits, and it was absolutely no fun.
So tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.why are we comparing people to a beast's snout? I think you meant snotty or posibly nosy. either way learn english.
Loading editor - 68.58.220.38 wrote:162.230.117.162 wrote:
try getting a life and not CHEATING
get a life and get out of this topic, its a single player game, people can cheat if they wantyou were not rude enough my good man
Loading editor - 86.155.251.54 wrote:
Please help me, I did this and now everytime I use sneak it keeps jumping back 100 and levelling me up 10 levels. I don't want to have to keep using commands every 5 minutes to restore normality. I also don't have a previous save so I would have to start again if their is no way to fix this. I put my health, sneak and level back to what it was and then randomly my sneak goes back up to level 100, its really frustrating. Any ideas on how to fix?Yeah, stop going insane with the commands. Yes, dev's leaked them so players can have some fun. But, the more you use, the more you're messing with the game itself.
If you want more perk points.. Level up, and legendary your skills.
Loading editor 71.224.29.62 wrote:Seriously though, I've played this game for over 750 hours since it came out. I've done every possible thing I can think of, including being lost for hours underground, above ground, in water, on ships, orc strongholds, caves, mods, expansions, ect ect ect. So I want cheat the crap out of my game with a bunch of mods, the game turned all the way up Legendary and starting with max archery... who cares? You can whine about cheating all you want, but I've done everything this game has to offer legitly, and its boring.
exactly i see no problem with cheating/modding once you finish the game
Loading editor- 90.56.218.158 wrote:
...Using the console to cheat can ruin a player experience but that's his own problem, and sometimes it's pretty nice to have this possibility.
Nice indeed!
Especially when the game screws you over.
ie. In Riften doing the Thieves Guild Initiation, when the key NPC who is suppose to give you a key dialogue cue, just stands around saying : 'huh!...huh...!' Then it's nice (in this case) to be able to use the console commands to either straighten out the script, or else to remove those damm 'unususal gems' from your inventory and forget about the quest in question.
Loading editor - 81.161.178.175 wrote:90.56.218.158 wrote:Nice indeed!
...Using the console to cheat can ruin a player experience but that's his own problem, and sometimes it's pretty nice to have this possibility.Especially when the game screws you over.
ie. In Riften doing the Thieves Guild Initiation, when the key NPC who is suppose to give you a key dialogue cue, just stands around saying : 'huh!...huh...!' Then it's nice (in this case) to be able to use the console commands to either straighten out the script, or else to remove those damm 'unususal gems' from your inventory and forget about the quest in question.
But this thread's topic isn't about fixing bugs/glitches OR just having fun. It's guys and gals complaining that the game is bugging out because they're trying to CC in perk points. When it's pretty easy to power level restoration and legendary the skills in order to gain all the perk points you want.This is pure laziness.
Loading editor - Krow Dawnstar wrote:
But this thread's topic isn't about fixing bugs/glitches OR just having fun. It's guys and gals complaining that the game is bugging out because they're trying to CC in perk points. When it's pretty easy to power level restoration and legendary the skills in order to gain all the perk points you want.This is pure laziness.
You're right, and yet it is tempting.
This is my first run through of the game, so I did the various 'make daggers-enchant them-sell them' routines for a couple of hours, to advance skills and leveling.
But next time...well like I said it will be tempting to remove the more boring parts, and get on with the what's important; now that you have played a 'pure' game, enjoying the grandure and exitement of the game, without being bothered with the more nuts and bolts issues.
Loading editor - 81.161.178.175 wrote:Krow Dawnstar wrote:You're right, and yet it is tempting.
But this thread's topic isn't about fixing bugs/glitches OR just having fun. It's guys and gals complaining that the game is bugging out because they're trying to CC in perk points. When it's pretty easy to power level restoration and legendary the skills in order to gain all the perk points you want.This is pure laziness.
This is my first run through of the game, so I did the various 'make daggers-enchant them-sell them' routines for a couple of hours, to advance skills and leveling.
But next time...well like I said it will be tempting to remove the more boring parts, and get on with the what's important; now that you have played a 'pure' game, enjoying the grandure and exitement of the game, without being bothered with the more nuts and bolts issues.
I played through Oblivion twice strictly because my first character was lost when I sold my 360 to my brother (only to buy one off my buddy months later). With 360, you don't have the option to CC anything. And I think that it makes the character feel more real to you.
Loading editor Please remember that the original topic of this thread is a method in which skyrim players can add perk points to their characters.
Whether or not you believe cheating, exploiting, etc. is right or wrong is not the purpose of this thread.
Please redirect such opinions to a thread with an applicable topic, such as 'Cheating, Right or Wrong?'
86.155.251.54 wrote:
Please help me, I did this and now everytime I use sneak it keeps jumping back 100 and levelling me up 10 levels. I don't want to have to keep using commands every 5 minutes to restore normality. I also don't have a previous save so I would have to start again if their is no way to fix this. I put my health, sneak and level back to what it was and then randomly my sneak goes back up to level 100, its really frustrating. Any ideas on how to fix?In order to end this cycle of jump leveling, all you need to do is Legendary the Sneak skill when you are entirely finished modifying your stats, and then use the following command to set your sneak back to it's original amount. Please note, if your Sneak skill was originally at a value of 15, you need only to Legendary it to remedy the situation.
player.setav sneak ##
Example:
if your sneak skill was originally at 25,
- Make Sneak Legendary*
player.setav sneak 25
This problem occurs because you have added ## number of usage points to the affected skill. This means if I advance a skill by 100,000 usage points, but the skill only needs 10,000 points to go from 15 to 100, it will progress from 15 to 100 ten times. Once you reset the skill to 15 using the player.setav command after advancing it 100,000 points, it will still have 90,000 points left to advance. However, it will not jump to 100 until you actually use the skill. Each time it jumps to 100 it will consume 10,000 points meaning it you will have to reset it a total of 10 times to use up the usage points added. Making a skill Legendary fixes this issue because it removes all usage points beyond a skill level of 15, therefore negating the need to constantly reset the skill in order to use up all the usage points.
Loading editorWhat if my perks got lost because of a mod and I want it back ? Is it still cheating ? :/
Loading editori think that anyone that owns skyrim or any other game is able to do what they wish with it. So please dont call people out for cheating in a single player game. Its not ruining anybody elses gameplay.
Loading editorSpartan Jack - Skyrim is more of an interactive story than a 'game' - if it's dark would you not put on a light to read a book - the tools provided by Bethesda should be viewed as an aid to finishing the story. If the only person being 'cheated' is the A.I. then no problem (Obviously does not apply to any MP game - that's just unfair).
Loading editorIt is not a cheat if the game allows it ...it is an exploit which are perfectly fine to use since they were put in there by the devs ...even mods are exploits since we are given the option to alter the files when they could be locked and incripted but are not meaning the deva wanted us to improve their game in our own image to personalize and further enjoy the game
On a side note spartan jack wasn't the OP of anti cheating it was an annon so lay off the rude fellow
On another side note I believe the original question has been answered at least 3 times so can we get an admin to close this forum and clean it up by deleting the troll posts
Loading editor- 174.5.164.66 wrote:
It is also quite arrogant to express that opinion multiple times without precedent. It has little to no bearing on the choices of other people and it is irrelevent to the tpoic of this thread. If your opinion is truly sound, then you would have avoided such a topic all-together. That you decided otherwise is what makes you 'snouty', as previously said.I just came here to read-up on what other people have to say about this particular idea and happened to come across this argument...
All I have to add to this is: the word you are looking for is 'snotty' not 'snouty'. Because 'snouty' would mean that someone is being nosy, not being 'stuck-up' which is what YOU are trying to say.
And they other thing... STOP ARGUING BECAUSE IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE TOPIC. If someone says something you don't agree with on an online forum you should just scroll past it and not fill the ENTIRE thread with your argument.
Loading editor any way back on topic
I have done a play through with SkyRe and I liked the modifier to add more perks per level
let me role play that racial differences really made a difference that a orc was getting better a smithing quick than vanila or that a elf archer went up quicker
I am playing Requim now and wondered if there was a way to do the same either through a file out side of game or through console
Loading editorWe need to stop refering to using the console as cheating. Cheating gets boring fast, but the console can be used for many things that can be so fun and entertaining. I've played more than one legit game using the console only to get past bugs, and i've also used the console to create a whole new, multi-demensional game experience.
Loading editorFor some reason trying to do it with Archery doesn't work.
Loading editorusing the 'forbidden magic' addons on steam you can use the spell death grip to level up your alteration really quick. i suggest using player.setlevel 100 then leveling up using death grip, setting back to level 1, then get around 11 skill points.
Loading editor- 50.129.31.211 wrote:
For some reason trying to do it with Archery doesn't work.the code for archery is 'marksman'
do player.seav marksman xxx
Loading editor - 67.193.90.139 wrote:
We need to stop refering to using the console as cheating. Cheating gets boring fast, but the console can be used for many things that can be so fun and entertaining. I've played more than one legit game using the console only to get past bugs, and i've also used the console to create a whole new, multi-demensional game experience.Very true. I once resized a chicken to be bigger than lakeview manor.
Loading editor as of the topic there is no way as far as i know to gain skill points using the console.
Loading editor- 72.200.197.166 wrote:
Very true. I once resized a chicken to be bigger than lakeview manor.
Some of the most terrifying things to change scale:
10: Dwarven Spider
9: Giant/Frost Giant
8: Ice Wraith
7: Dragons
6: Chaurus
5: Torchbug
4: Troll
3: Falmer
2: Frostbite Spider
1: ALBINO SPIDER
Loading editor So there is no way to use the console to add more perks? I need a definite yes or no not a paragraph...
I too noticed something and thought I should bring the subject back up, cause I have no life when on the computer as all things are cyber during that time for anyone.... meaning sitting on your bum with no REALITY.
TO CLEAR THINGS UP!
People who play a game without cheating have to play longer so they are on the game longer and therefore are not off their butt doing something useful. I myself have cheated since Regular nintendo and can say it is much more fun, to deny that fact is just posing.
I mean you die everytime you get to a certain point and no matter how many times you upgrade or find a better weapon you just cant get past it... CHEAT!!
Oh and reply #30 it is even more so for you to be someone without a life when you take the time to reply just to correct someones spelling, by correcting the word shows that you knew what the hell they were saying.
Loading editorIonly cheat if im 97 pickpockt and want the final perk. Smaller stuff like that. And using that perk I leveled it up to 100.
Loading editorPosting an anti-cheating comment in a console command topic pretty much defeats the purpose of having a valid argument, I would say. Sure, the first time I like to do things without cheating, but once you've been that far, might as well get some buffs to start you out, am I right?
Loading editorI don't think it matters if you 'cheat' on a single-player game.
Is it no fun if I decide to use cheats on GTA V if I decided to mess around?
Loading editorI am really sick of Trolls. How did a discussion of Perk Points degrade like this?
Is there a moderater anywhere who can clean this thread up?
Loading editoranyone know what the destruction dual casting id is?
Loading editor- Spartan Jack 17 wrote:212.116.72.63 wrote:I wasn't being 'snouty', and I don't appreciate the rudenes. I was simply expressing my opinion. I once created a character using exploits, and it was absolutely no fun.
So tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.Then you've obviously never played as an invincible SAXTON HALE with 64x unarmed damage running around shirtless with no cooldown on battlecry. Pile driving everyone in whiterun and yelling BE APART OF SOIL is one good time.
Loading editor Please, please, back on topic, stop messing around on this thread. I will get an admin to close the thread if you persist.
Loading editordoes anyone know how to fix the problem where you put in the command but it says the actor is invalid
Loading editor- 82.66.68.189 wrote:
What if my perks got lost because of a mod and I want it back ? Is it still cheating ? :/the fact you had the mod in the first place is ARGUABLY cheating.
imo, if its not the vanilla game or you use a shit ton of console commands, its cheating.
Loading editor there IS a way,people, with console commands. the command is player.incpcs <skill name. you know, like 'Two Handed' or 'Sneak.'>
Loading editoryou can also stfu. yeah.
Loading editorSimple fact of life:
If you aint cheatin, you aint tryin!
Loading editor- 75.139.200.128 wrote:
Simple fact of life:If you aint cheatin, you aint tryin!
what if im trying not to cheat? BA BAM!
i know what you meant, so dont become a 6 year old on a temper tantrum like half the people on here
Loading editor I am confused as to why people who are claiming to not cheat and who are like super elite players who have the notion that using codes would kill the game play for them are on a forum chat post dealing with console commands trying to be trolls. If the commands kills the game play for you.....uhhhh.....then why are you here in the first place? You should be on the super elite gamer squad player forum, talking your mad skills up and not on here just being a troll. Maybe just maybe it could be that you are here for the same thing the rest of us are here for and got bored and felt that being a douche would entertain you for a few seconds. Either way why cant you just keep that stuff to yourself and act like a semi adult, it is a game, we all like playing it and we all play it in our own ways. If you dont like codes then dont use them and stay off the forums for them.
Loading editorso i've played skyrim since it first came out, never cheated and basically leveled every skill up to 100 and completed almost every quest, but now i'm at a point where starting new games is just way too much work to get them to the point where they are up to my standards. so before you say it's no fun to cheat think about that for a moment.
Loading editorWith the Dragon Combat Mod installed, and playing on 'Adept' level, and having no fewer than 10 three-dragons-vs-me-and-my-flame-atronach battles, I've got more dragon bone, dragon scales, and dragon souls than I know what to do with... I'm replaying the game after getting through up to level 115 or something using the 'legendary' skills, and NOT CHEATING AT ALL.
Now, I want to relive certain aspects of the story but all this DCO mod stuff is getting tedious... every time I fast travel I am greated by a Revered and at least one Ancient, breathing sometimes fire sometimes frost sometimes both, so I have a lot of health and magicka restore potions and an enchanged bow and lots of arrows and I CAN take them down AFTER ABOUT HALF AN HOUR sometimes, but... it's not cheating to play on a very hard difficulty and if it's TOO hard (due to arbitrary decisions by game / mod programmers and random chance) and the FUN is getting sucked out of it, using console commands to tweak the circumstances a bit seems fair to me.
I think that the DCO mod would be great if it kept track of how much damage you (not your summoned creatures or followers) deal to each dragon and if the net for a 3 dragon (I've had up to 5 at once!) assault is that YOU deal 50% or more of the damage to the dragons, you get a Perk point... and if you deal more than 75%, you get TWO perk points (it's unlikely to ever deal 100% because some interloping bear or wizard is going to do some harm) but the idea is that if you've fought three dragons simultaneously to the death, you deserve a perk point above and beyond what the arbitrarily but thought-out perk points system in the game decides to give you.
...and it's a replay so I want to just enjoy the story more than lots of grinding. The DCO mod makes the dragon battles actually FUN, but they're TOO OFTEN is all, so I want some relief.
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Spartan Jack 17 wrote:212.116.72.63 wrote:I wasn't being 'snouty', and I don't appreciate the rudenes. I was simply expressing my opinion. I once created a character using exploits, and it was absolutely no fun.
So tired of snouty little persons like Spartan commenting like 'or you could not cheat' blablabla. It's a single player game, grow a pair please miss goody two-shoe.Then you've obviously never played as an invincible SAXTON HALE with 64x unarmed damage running around shirtless with no cooldown on battlecry. Pile driving everyone in whiterun and yelling BE APART OF SOIL is one good time.</div
U MADE MY DAY!Thanks LMFAO!!!!!Loading editoryour like blah blah blah no cheating i say i don't care
Loading editor- Completed it like 5 times legit... so i think im aloud to cheat no?Loading editor
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