Cheatmode:
 
 Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; 
 create a backup copy of the file before proceeding. 
 Use a text editor to edit the "nwn.ini" file in the 
 game folder. Add the following line under the "Game 
 Options" section: 
 
 Debug Mode=1 
 Then, press ~ during game play and type DebugMode 1 
 (case sensitive) to enable cheat mode. Then, press ~ 
 again and press [Tab] to view the debug commands. Press 
 [Tab] to scroll through the commands. Enter one of the 
 following case-sensitive codes to activate the corresponding 
 cheat function. The message "Success" will confirm correct 
 code entry. If the message "Entered Target Mode" appears, 
 click on the desired character to apply the cheat. 
 
 Note: If you alter your character, load the "nwnplayer.ini" 
 file in the game folder and set the following lines in order 
 to continue past the module you are currently on: 
 
 Single Player Enforce Legal Characters=0
 Single Player ItemLevelRestrictions=0
 
 
 Cheats:
 To enable Neverwinter Nights cheats, you will need to hit the 
 tilde (Shift + ~) key and type in "DebugMode 1" (case sensitive). 
 Then hit the (Shift + ~) key again and press [TAB]. This should 
 show you a list of the different functions available. 
 Hit [TAB] again to scroll down the list. 
 NOTE: All Neverwinter Nights codes are case sensitive. 
 
 dm_god        - God Mode 
 dm_givegold X - Give Gold Amount X
 GetLevel X    - Adds X # of Levels to Your Char 
 SetCON X      - Set Constitution to X
 SetWIS X      - Set Wisdom to X
 SetINT X      - Set Intelligence to X
 SetSTR X      - Set Strength to X
 SetCHA X      - Set Charisma to X 
 SetDEX X      - Set Dexterity to X 
 
 NOTE: On some of the Neverwinter Nights cheats, it will 
 simply give you a message saying "success" after you type 
 the code and press [ENTER]. Other ones, such as the SetCHA 
 will say "Entered Target Mode". You must click on your 
 character to enable the changes to your character. Check 
 out the Neverwinter Nights in-game listing, since it 
 contains a whole bunch of different functions. 
  
 
 MORE CHEAT CODES 
 To use a command line action, you can bring up the console 
 using the tilde key. You can also enter console commands 
 into the chat widow by prefacing them with a double pound "##".
 
 ModAge #
 ModAttackBase #
 ModSave
 ModSTR #
 ModDEX #
 ModCON #
 ModINT #
 ModWIS #
 ModCHA #
 ModSaveFort
 ModSaveReflex
 ModSaveWill
 ModSpellResistance #
 SetAge #
 SetAttackBase #
 SetSave
 SetSpellResistance #
 GiveXP #
 GiveLevel #
 runscript NAME
 GetVarInt
 GetVarFloat
 GetVarString
 GetVarObject
 GetVarVector
 SetVarInt
 SetVarFloat
 SetVarString
 SetVarObject
 SetVarVector
 GetVarModInt
 GetVarModFloat
 GetVarModString
 GetVarModObject
 GetVarModVector
 SetVarModInt
 SetVarModFloat
 SetVarModString
 SetVarModObject
 SetVarModVector
 SetAppearance
 
 Loot trick:
 Before opening the larger chests that are often trapped and locked, 
 you can quicksave your game. Nearly always, the contents of these 
 chests are random, with items within being chosen from a random 
 table comprised of items of relatively equal value. Thus, a particular 
 chest may always contain a powerful magic item, with different items 
 to choose from each time you reload and reopen the chest.
 
 Easy gold:
 When you begin a new game, you can sell your class suit for 1gp, 
 and you can buy it for 0gp, so if you buy and sell it over and over 
 again you can get unlimited amounts of gold.
 
 Choose your treasure:
 Save right before opening trapped chests, because the game randomizes 
 the contents. If you get something uselss, reload the game for a 
 possibility of something better. 
 
 Your own personal vault:
 If you don't mind playing with the level editor, you can make your 
 own personal equipment shack. Just fire up the Aurora Toolset, build 
 a room, and drop in as much equipment as you like. Then start a new 
 character in that module, export it (click "Save Character"), and 
 start a new campaign game with the save character.
 
 Extra violence level option:
 To turn on an extra level of violence, open the nwnplayer.ini file 
 and change Memory Level=1 to Memory Level=2 and Memory Access=1 to 
 Memory Access=2. Save the file and start the game. You will see a 
 new violence level under the 'Game Settings' tab called "Special" 
 and it should be already selected
 
 
 GameTip:
 When you plan on receiving something experience and/or gold in 
 return for an item such as a head of a players enemy or any other item, 
 stand next to that person and pause the game. Then talk to the person 
 and give them the item they want. you will receive experience and/or 
 gold but you will not lose the item until you unpause the game. 
 You can keep on giving the person the item and receiving experience/gold 
 until you unpause the game.