The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is a trip down the nostalgia lane. If you compare the latest game with the original one, you will notice that the improved visuals are not the only new feature. A lot of us wish to revisit the iconic game without spending hours and hours. Well, if only there was a way to speed things up!
Cheats and console commands are often used to skip certain parts of the game and make it easier to play. You can conjure a faster way to travel, have the best armory at hand or even make an NPC dance! These are just a few ways to bend the rules.
Console Commands in Oblivion Remastered
Check out the complete list of cheats and console commands in Oblivion Remastered:
Console Command | Description |
tgm | Enables God Mode (Infinite Health/Stamina) |
player.additem [ID] [#] | Adds a specific item and amount to your inventory |
removeitem [ID] [#] | Removes a specific item and amount from the your inventory |
unlock [target] | Unlocks selected door/chest/container |
player.setlevel [#] | Sets player level to whatever you choose |
advlevel | Instantly level up by 1 |
modpca [attribute] [#] | Add a specific number of points to selected attributes |
setav [attribute] [#] | Set the current value of selected attributes |
player.setAV [skill] [#] | Set the current value of the selected skill |
advskill [skill] [#] | Level up specific skills by a chosen amount |
modpcs [skill] [#] | Add a specific number of levels to targeted skills |
SetPCFame [#] | Set player Fame to a specific number |
SetPCInfamy [#] | Set player Infamy to a specific number |
kill [target] | Instantly kills the selected NPC/living character |
killall | Kills all entities within the surrounding area |
stopcombat [target] | Chosen target will become passive |
startcombat [target] | Chosen target will become hostile to everyone |
player.setcrimegold 0 | Sets bounty to 0 gold |
setcrimegold [#] | Sets bounty to a specific number |
player.payfinethief | Pays your current bounty without confiscating their stolen goods |
player.payfine | Pays your current bounty and confiscates their stolen goods |
player.setscale [#] | Change the character’s size to big or small |
setscale [target] [#] | Change the size of selected targets to big or small |
psb | Gives all spells |
player.addspell [spellID] | Adds the selected spell from the character |
player.removespell [spellID] | Remove the selected spell from the character |
completequest [questID] | Automatically completes the chosen quest |
player.setfactionrank [ID] [#] | Change the faction rank to a specific number |
lock [target] [#] | Locks the selected door/chest, with the number chosen dictating the difficulty of lockpicking |
coe (X),(Y) | Teleports you to specified coordinates |
player.placeatme [ID] [#] | Creates a copy of an item/NPC at the player character’s location |
moveto [locationID] | Move the selected target to specific locations |
fov [#] | Change the field of view |
tmm 1 | Trigger all map markers |
tfow | Reveals the entire map |
tcl | Toggles noclip/collision |
swdp | Show who is detecting the character |
SexChange | Change the character’s gender |
ShowRaceMenu | Change the character’s race |
ShowBirthsignMenu | Change the character’s Birthsign |
ShowClassMenu | Change the character’s class |
ShowEnchantment | View the enchanting menu |
ShowSpellMaking | View the spellmaking menu |
getav [attribute] | Shows the current value of selected attributes |
removeitem [ID] [#] | Removes targeted item from the inventory |
disable [target] | Removes the selected target from the world |
activate [target] | Activate the chosen target |
enable [target] | Adds the chosen target back to the world |
equipitem [ID] | Equip an item in the inventory |
removeallitems | Removes all of the character’s inventory |
dispelallspells | Removes all spell effects |
dispel [spellID] | Removes the selected spell effect |
SetOwnership | Change the ownership of items/structures to the character |
SetOpenState [1] | Unlocks doors/chests |
SetOpenState [0] | Locks doors/chests |
DuplicateAllItems [ID] | Duplicate a specific target’s inventory to a chest/container |
movetoqt | Teleport to the current active quest |
sq | Shows every quest and the current stage it’s in |
sqt | Shows the stage and ID of the current quest |
SetStage [questID] [stage] | Set the chosen quest to a specific stage |
player.completequest [questID] | Removes the specified quest |
GetStage [questID] | Shows the current quest stage |
setquestobject [ID] [flag] | Turn targeted item into a quest item |
caqs | Completes all quests |
showquestlog 1 | Shows the completed quest log |
showquestlog 0 | Shows the active quest log |
showquestlog | Shows the current quest log |
save [name] | Create a save file with the chosen text |
qqq | Immediately closes the game |
showsubtitle | Shows NPC subtitles |
tai | Shows AI behavior |
tcai | Shows combat AI behavior |
tdetect | Shows AI and player detection |
tm | Shows menus and UI |
tfc | Activates free camera mode |
How to use Console Commands in Oblivion Remastered?

Press ~ or ‘ to open the console menu in Oblivion Remastered. Enter your command and press enter to activate it.
Using console commands will disable achievements. You will not be able to earn any achievements if you are using a console command. Make sure to save before doing so. This way, you can revisit the saved file to enable achievements once again.
While the use of console commands has been a touchy subject, it is widely useful if you are doing a speedrun of the game. That’s what it was intended for initially. Developers wanted to get through the game quickly to find bugs or errors.
So, while some may frown at the idea of using console commands in a game, you are good to go as long as you just want to have some fun!
About Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is an open-world action role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and released on March 20, 2006. Set in the richly detailed fantasy world of Tamriel, players explore the province of Cyrodiil as they unravel a plot involving demonic portals known as Oblivion Gates.
Known for its expansive world, immersive storytelling, and groundbreaking graphics at the time, Oblivion built on the success of its predecessor, Morrowind, while introducing features like Radiant AI and fast travel. The game received widespread critical acclaim and is considered a landmark title in the role-playing genre.
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