Morrowind Cheats for PC

There are no real "Cheats" for the PC version of Morrowind. The "console" can be used, however to manipulate the game in certain ways. It is activated by pressing the ~ key (usually the key above the TAB key) and is closed by pressing the key a second time. TGM (Toggle God Mode on / off) TFM (Toggle Flying Mode on / off) TWF (Toggle Wireframe on / off... see how they designed the graphics!) Player-> Additem "Gold_100", 100 (adds 100 gold to your inventory) COC "Balmora, Guild of Mages" (transports player to location specified in inverted commas) Player-> Modcurrenthealth, 100 (Sets current health to specified level) Meldor-> resurrect (brings specified dead NPC back to life. NPC will still be reported as dead when talking to others) Fixme (Moves player 120 units from current location. Handy for when you get stuck "Inside" a wall or floor!) Help (Displays a list of console commands. Does NOT tell you how to use them.) TFH (Toggle Full Help on / off. Shows advanced commands in help list.) Syntax is critical when using the console. It MUST be correct or it won't work. For a full run-down of commands and their proper useage refer to the construction set help files. The Elder Scrolls Construction set can be downloaded, however it is shipped with the game as standard. To find out an objects I.D whilst playing the game (saves having to search the construction set for it), open the console and mouse over the object. A box will appear showing the I.D. Irresponsible or incorrect use of the console can "break" a quest or even the whole game and it may not be obvious until later. It is recommended that you study the scripting functions and commands before experimenting too wildly. It's also recommended that you dont "cheat" the game unless absolutely necessary (if you are stuck at the bottom of a pit for example). The whole game is about discovering things for yourself and in cheating you are only spoiling the fun of the discovery.