Bellwright: How to Use Cheats – Full List and Entry Methods

Bellwright’s cheat support is fragmented rather than native. Current public guides agree on one point first: the game does not have an official in-game cheat menu or a documented built-in console command list. In practice, that leaves three usable routes on PC: a community-reported launch-flag console, external trainer apps, and Cheat Engine tables. This guide stays narrow on purpose. It includes only commands and toggles that are explicitly listed in current public sources, and it leaves out rumor-grade command lists that cannot be tied to a visible source.

What counts as a cheat in Bellwright right now

For Bellwright, “cheats” currently fall into three different systems, and they are entered in different ways. That distinction matters because many pages mix them together and make the game look like it has one clean developer console. It does not.

• Community-reported console commands: typed in-game after launching Bellwright with the -cheats flag and opening the console with F3.
• Trainer cheats: toggled in external apps such as WeMod or PLITCH.
• Cheat Engine tables: enabled by attaching a table to the game process and turning values on or off.

There is also a mod route. A current roundup notes that Bellwright’s mod scene can function as a cheat workaround and that a Mods Unlocker is required before using those mods. that said, that same public material does not provide a stable, current cheat-mod list, so this guide does not present one as if it were verified. The lists below are limited to features that are actually named.

One more boundary is worth stating clearly: the methods below are PC-focused. The launch flag, WeMod, PLITCH, and Cheat Engine are desktop methods. Nothing in the currently available public material confirms an equivalent command-entry path for controller-only console play.

How to enter Bellwright cheats

Community-reported console method

The closest thing to an in-game cheat entry method is a Steam community post that reports launching the game with BellwrightGame.exe -cheats, then opening a console with F3. That same post also warns that parts of the information are “half outdated,” so this method should be treated as version-sensitive, not official support.

• Apply the launch parameter -cheats to BellwrightGame.exe or the equivalent launch target you use.
• Start the game normally.
• Press F3 in-game to open the console.
• Click the text field at the bottom of the console window.
• Type a command such as giveitem softlog 1 and confirm it.

The practical detail that matters most here is item naming. Bellwright appears to use internal item IDs, not always the displayed item names. The same community source indicates that spaces are often removed. For example, river reed may fail where riverreed works.

Trainer apps

WeMod and PLITCH handle cheats outside the game. You do not type commands. You launch the app, attach Bellwright, and turn individual options on. This is the cleaner route if your goal is broad control over health, stamina, crafting, research, or movement rather than spawning one specific item.

• Install the trainer app you want to use.
• Open Bellwright in that app’s library.
• Launch the game or attach the app to the running process.
• Enable the cheats you want from the toggle list.

Cheat Engine tables

Cheat Engine is the most technical route in the public Bellwright cheat ecosystem. The visible FearLess table exposes a list of checkboxes and pointers rather than text commands.

• Install Cheat Engine.
• Open the Bellwright .CT table.
• Use the PC icon in Cheat Engine to select the Bellwright process.
• Keep the table open and enable the entries you want.

If you use any trainer or table, treat patches as a likely failure point. When Bellwright updates, some entries may stop matching the current build until the trainer or table is revised. Backing up a save before large changes is sensible because these tools alter game state directly.

Full Bellwright cheat list: community console commands

This is the small but concrete set of in-game console-style commands that is explicitly reported. It is not a master developer-command catalog. It is the limited command list that is actually visible in the current community source.

• giveitem softlog 1 – gives one soft log. The same source indicates this is the internal name you want if log does not work.
• giveitem hardwood 1 – gives one hardwood.
• giveitem woodenplank 10 – gives ten wooden planks.
• giveitem hardplank 10 — gives ten hardwood planks.
• giveitem riverreed 1 — gives one river reed.
• AddItemToContainer fishstew 20 — adds twenty fish stew to a nearby container instead of your inventory.
• CTRL + H on the map — teleports your character to the point you are targeting on the map.

There are two important usage details attached to these commands. First, naming is strict. If the display name has a space, the usable ID may not. Second, AddItemToContainer reportedly requires you to stand very close to the target storage, roughly within two meters. If nothing happens, proximity is the first thing to check.

The command set above is useful for resource skipping and movement testing, not for broad god-mode style control. If what you want is unlimited stamina, free crafting, or instant research, the trainer and Cheat Engine routes are much better documented.

Full Bellwright cheat list: WeMod trainer

WeMod currently provides the broadest explicit Bellwright cheat list in the public material. These are trainer toggles, not console commands.

Combat and survival

• Infinite Health — removes most lethal pressure.
• Infinite Stamina — removes stamina drain as a constraint.
• No Hunger — prevents hunger from mattering.
• One-Hit Kills — enemies die in one hit.
• Damage Multiplier — increases your damage output.
• [Player] Infinite Item Durability — stops your tools and weapons from wearing down.
• [Faction] Infinite Item Durability — applies similar durability protection to faction gear.

Building, crafting, and progression

• Infinite Container Volume — removes storage-capacity pressure.
• Unlimited Items — expands item handling according to the trainer’s logic.
• [Player] Skill Experience Multiplier — speeds player skill leveling.
• [Faction] Skill Experience Multiplier — speeds faction skill leveling.
• Set Gold — directly changes gold amount.
• Add 1K Renown — adds 1,000 renown.
• Add Renown — adds renown in a smaller or adjustable form.
• Instant Research — removes research delay.
• Instant Book Reading — completes book reading immediately.
• Instant Crafting — removes crafting time.
• Free Crafting — removes crafting cost.
• Increased Loot Chance — improves loot outcomes.
• Item Added Multiplier — multiplies item gain when items are added.

Movement and utility

• Ranged AI Arrow Deviation — alters ranged AI arrow accuracy.
• Instant Sign Traveling — removes the travel delay on signs.
• Set Gamma — changes brightness/gamma values.
• Instant Acceleration — removes acceleration buildup.
• No Water Slowdown — prevents water from slowing movement.
• Movement Speed Multiplier — increases or changes movement speed.

If the target is settlement management rather than combat, the highest-impact WeMod cluster is Free Crafting, Instant Crafting, Instant Research, and Infinite Container Volume. If the target is travel friction, Movement Speed Multiplier, No Water Slowdown, and Instant Sign Traveling do more than item spawning does.

Full Bellwright cheat list: PLITCH

The visible PLITCH material is narrower. Because the brief requires avoiding unverified cheats, only the entries explicitly shown in the available listing are included here.

• Prepare — a setup or enablement step used before other mods.
• +30% Jump Height — raises jump height.
• -30% Jump Height — lowers jump height.
• Normal Jump Height — resets jump height to default.
• Restore Health — refills health.
• Restore Stamina — refills stamina.

That is a useful mobility and recovery set, but it is not a complete trainer mirror of WeMod. If you need broad economy, research, or construction control, the currently visible PLITCH information is simply less complete.

Full Bellwright cheat list: Cheat Engine table

The FearLess Bellwright table exposes a mix of direct cheats and data pointers. The pointer entries are not cheats by themselves; they are hooks into village, character, or NPC data that can be used for editing.

• Village Pointer — accesses village-related data.
• Character Pointer — accesses character-related data.
• NPC Data Pointer — accesses NPC-related data.
• Full Health — restores or locks health.
• Full Stamina — restores or locks stamina.
• Unlimited Food — removes food pressure.
• Unlimited Arrows — prevents arrow shortages.
• Build For Free — removes building costs.
• Craft For Free — removes crafting costs.
• Research For Free — removes research requirements or cost barriers.
• Hire Without Trust — bypasses the trust requirement when hiring.
• Hire Without Liberation — bypasses liberation requirements.
• Hire Without Renown — bypasses renown requirements.
• Fast Skill Up — speeds skill growth.
• Unlimited Containers — removes storage limits.

For pure settlement acceleration, this table is one of the strongest current options because Build For Free, Craft For Free, Research For Free, and Unlimited Containers target the core progression bottlenecks directly. The hire-bypass entries are also specific enough to be useful if your objective is workforce expansion without the normal reputation gates.

Reliability notes and common failure points

The most important reliability split is this: the console method is the least official and the most version-sensitive, while the trainer and Cheat Engine lists are the most explicit in the public record. That does not make third-party tools risk-free. It only means their feature lists are clearer.

• If F3 does nothing, assume the -cheats flag was not applied correctly or the current build no longer exposes the console in the same way.
• If giveitem fails, check the item ID first. Remove spaces and try the internal form, such as riverreed instead of river reed.
• If log fails, use softlog instead.
• If AddItemToContainer fails, move close to a valid storage container before retrying.
• If a trainer or table suddenly stops working after an update, assume a version mismatch before assuming the option was removed permanently.
• If you are playing on a console release, do not assume any of these entry methods carry over. The currently documented methods are PC methods.

For the shortest practical route, use WeMod or the FearLess table if you want a broad switchboard of cheats. Use the -cheats console only for the limited Bellwright commands that are actually reported publicly: item spawning, container injection, and map teleport. That keeps the guide tied to listed features instead of the larger undocumented command dumps that circulate around the game.