Press [F12] to display the console window. 
 Then, type ITEM ADD, [object number] using 
 a value from the following list:
 
 
 ITEM  OBJECT NUMBER  
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 2  - gold
 3  - stoneskin potion
 4  - health potion
 5  - ring of invisibility
 6  - Vola's Ring
 7  - sabre
 8  - rusty key
 9  - gold key
 10 - silver key
 11 - amulet
 12 - soul gem
 13 - soul sword
 14 - crowbar
 15 - peg rune
 16 - peg rune 2
 17 - peg rune 3
 19 - orc's blood
 20 - orc's blood with
 21 - spider's milk
 22 - spider's milk with
 23 - ectoplasm
 24 - ectoplasm with
 25 - Hist sap
 26 - Hist sap with
 27 - Dwarven lore book
 28 - Dwarven gear
 29 - glass vial
 30 - glass vial filled with elixer
 31 - iron weight
 32 - bucket
 33 - bucket full of water
 34 - gauntlet rune
 35 - Elven Artifact book
 37 - Redguard Heroes book
 38 - Hammerfell book on Flora
 39 - map from Makio
 40 - leather pouch of gold
 41 - Crendel's stolen map
 42 - silver boat
 43 - shovel
 44 - aloe
 45 - torch
 46 - monocle eyepiece
 47 - flag
 48 - silver locket
 49 - league insignia parchment
 50 - Joto's Jail map
 51 - Flask of Lillandril
 52 - Hundings Tailsman
 53 - Izsara's Journal
 54 - feather
 55 - Kithral's journal. The dead monk
 56 - Folks Firmament book
 57 - Izara's journal locked
 58 - star stone
 59 - key to warehouse
 60 - key Izara's house
 61 - spell
 64 - glass bottle empty
 65 - glass bottle with water
 66 - glass bottle mixed with water and aloe
 67 - strength potion
 68 - bandage
 69 - bandage with blood
 70 - sabre
 71 - sabre
 72 - sabre
 73 - sabre
 74 - bone key
 
 Redguard Tips
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 Fighting Tips
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 One of the most frustrating things when I first started 
 the game was continually losing at sword fights... even 
 the easiest opponent could often beat me. Here are a few 
 tips I've picked up along the way that may help you. 
  
 Patience: This is really the key thing in any fight. The game is not
 a shoot-'em-up action game where you need quick reflexes to survive.
 Rather, a good wit and a little strategy go much further. Often I
 lose or am badly wounded when I try to rush my victory. A good
 offense is a good defense, they say.  Practice: Your first stop when
 you start the game should be the Draggin' Tale inn. After you talk to
 your friend Tobais and the barkeep Dreekius, the chaps sitting at the
 table drinking can be easily convinced into a fight. You lose no
 health while fighting them, and it is good experience combating
 multiple opponents. Please note that these lads are quite drunk and
 are about the worst fighters in Stros M'Kai.  Jumping: An interesting
 move is attacking while jumping. If you can get the timing right you
 kill some foes without them being able to attack. The maneuver goes
 something like: Defend Off-Jump-Attack-Defend On. This works best
 when you are downhill from your opponent; otherwise you'll have to
 attack later on during the jump. If you are hit before or while you
 start jumping, your attack will always miss, I find. You will have to
 adjust your attack time when in the air. I've found that while
 fighting on level ground, I have to attack at the top of my jump. As
 long as your opponent does not attack you on the way up or before you
 attack him, it appears that he cannot hit you.  Facing Your Opponent:
 This sounds simple enough, but can be tricky when fighting multiple
 opponents. They will usually sound off whenever they switch, but I've
 seen people attack me from behind without much warning. It took me a
 few fights to get to know where to face to most effectively hit and
 defend.  Auto-Defend: This lifesaver will make Cyrus perfectly defend
 any incoming attacks if you aren't doing anything else at the time
 (although I think you can move around). I'd recommend using this at
 least for a while when starting the game. Once your fighting skills
 increase, you can turn this off (using F7) and see how truly skilled
 you are.  Slash: The single slash is one of your basic moves. It is
 quick, which minimizes the amount of time you're not defending, but
 is short-range.  Thrust: I find this move (Forward Attack) to be one
 of the better attacks, mostly due to its speed and range. If you
 miss, you can quickly go back on the defense and it reaches farther
 than a slash.  Lunge: This has a further range than the thrust, but I
 find it harder to pull off on the keyboard. Also, if you miss you are
 more vulnerable to an attack.                               
 
 Finding Gold
 ------------
 Your survival in Stros M'Kai depends primarily on your health, 
 your health depends on your supply of healing potions, and 
 those potions depend on your spare gold. Further, gold can buy 
 lots of other useful things, some of them required at one time
 or another. Here's a few places to find some extra cash: 
 
 Guards and other monsters generally carry some gold, if your sword
 skill is up to getting it.  Kotaro, the bald guy sitting on the
 docks, can give you a job paying 100 before, and 200 after you
 deliver an amulet from N'Gasta to Richton.  In the lower harbor tower
 (near the docks with stairs leading to a 2nd story door), a chest in
 the bottom floor contains some gold.  In the town of Saintsport at
 the south end of the island is a house with some gold and potions
 lying around. There is also some gold lying outside in the town.
 Watch out for the crazy person here who will attack you.  South, down
 the shore from Saintsport, is a shipwreck with some gold...and
 another crazy person to attack you.  North from the shipwreck is a
 skeleton of a large creature with some gold lying around.