Summary: Learn how to use Dragon Age 2 console commands on PC, with a full list of cheat codes and debug tools to modify stats, manage resources, and customize your gameplay experience.
Dragon Age 2 delivers a story-driven RPG experience with deep character builds, strategic combat, and meaningful choices. However, some players may want more flexibility during their playthrough—whether to experiment with builds, reduce repetitive grinding, or resolve progress-blocking issues.
On PC, this can be done using console commands and debug tools, which allow players to modify stats, spawn items, manage companions, and fix bugs. In addition to manual console commands, XMOD Trainer provides a more user-friendly alternative by offering one-click enhancements, stat controls, and gameplay tweaks without needing to memorize or type command lines.
In this guide, you’ll find a complete list of Dragon Age 2 console commands, instructions on how to enable and use them on PC, and an overview of how XMOD can simplify the process for players looking for a safer, more convenient way to customize their Dragon Age 2 experience.
Table of Contents
- What Are Dragon Age 2 Console Commands?
- How to Enable the Console in Dragon Age 2
- Most Useful Dragon Age 2 Console Commands
- Full Dragon Age 2 Console Commands List (Selected / Known)
- How to Enhance Dragon Age 2 with Xmod
- Conclusion
What Are Dragon Age 2 Console Commands?
Console commands in DA2 are built-in developer/debug tools that let players alter game variables in real time: grant XP or money, heal the party, change class, add companions, clear injuries, and more. Used carefully, they provide complete control over gameplay for testing, fun playthroughs, or experimentation.
How to Enable the Console in DA2
To enable the console:
- Locate the file
DragonAge2.exe (usually in …\Dragon Age 2\bin_ship\).
Create a shortcut to this .exe. Right-click → Properties → in the “Target” field, append a space after the quote, then add:
-enabledeveloperconsole
- Example (Windows default path):
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Dragon Age 2\bin_ship\DragonAge2.exe" -enabledeveloperconsole
- Launch the game through that shortcut. In-game, press the
~ (tilde) key (or other bound key if you modified the keybinding) to open the console. Note: The console is invisible / hidden by default — you won’t see any window when typing.
- Type a command and press Enter. There’s usually no confirmation message — but the effect should happen immediately.
Important notes:
- On many modern versions (e.g. Steam / EA App versions), console commands may not work reliably.
- Because the console is invisible, you must type commands exactly (case, spaces) or they won’t register.
Most Useful Dragon Age 2 Console Commands
Here are some of the commonly used cheats that many players find useful:
runscript addxp X — Give X amount of experience to the party. Useful for fast leveling. runscript addmoney X — Add X copper to your inventory (copper converts to gold). runscript healplayer — Instantly heal your character (and sometimes party). runscript injury remparty — Remove all injuries from the entire party. runscript pc_immortal — Enable (almost) God Mode: health won’t drop below zero. runscript zz_supercrit player — Grant large stat boost: +1000 Mana/Stamina/Health, +50 Strength & Dexterity. runscript chargen mage/rogue/warrior — Change your character’s class to a Level 2 Mage, Rogue, or Warrior. runscript killallhostiles — Instantly kill all enemies nearby (useful to escape battles or clear areas). runscript zz_app_debug — Open a companion approval/rivalry editing window (useful to adjust relationships/loyalty).
Full Dragon Age 2 Console Commands List (Selected / Known)
Below is a selection of known DA2 console commands:
Core Cheats / Buffs / Party Management
- runscript addxp [amount]
- runscript addmoney [amount]
- runscript healplayer
- runscript injury remparty
- runscript pc_immortal
- runscript zz_supercrit player
- runscript killallhostiles
Class / Character Customization
- runscript chargen mage
- runscript chargen rogue
- runscript chargen warrior
Party & Companion Management
Advanced / Experimental (use with caution!)
- runscript bowlingforferelden — rumor: creates a “force field” around you that knocks back nearby enemies.
- runscript zz_dae_debug — reported to add members to your party (though results may vary).
Note on Item Commands:
Unlike some games, DA2’s built-in console does not reliably support additem or inventory spawning commands by default — only through unofficial mods.
How to Enhance Dragon Age 2 with Xmod
While DA2 has a console system, it’s limited — items spawning, extended mod support, or custom tweaks often require extra tools. That’s where a tool like Xmod (or other cheat/trainer platforms) can help:
- Simplified mod & cheat management — Instead of typing invisible commands, a GUI lets you toggle features: unlimited health, stamina, XP, gold, etc.
- Item spawning / inventory editing — Mods may restore or add
additem-like functionality, making it easier to get gear.
- Instant buffs / attribute changes — Instead of temporary buffs, Xmod-style tools can grant permanent or more customizable boosts.
- Reduced risk to save files — Because you avoid manual save-file editing or invisible console mistakes, using a mod tool often feels safer.
If you want to experiment — whether leveling fast, testing different build comps, trying out all classes, or simply having fun — combining console commands and mod tools will give you maximum flexibility in DA2.‘
Conclusion
Dragon Age 2’s console commands — though limited in number compared to some other RPGs — cover all the essentials: XP, money, buffs, healing, party management, and basic cheats. With careful use, you can shape your Hawke adventure however you like: bypass grind, test abilities, fix broken quests — or just mess around for fun.
For even more flexibility and convenience, using a mod-manager or cheat tool like Xmod makes sense: it reduces risk, adds features the base game lacks, and lets you toggle cheats at will. Combined, console commands + mods give you nearly unlimited control over your DA2 experience.
Catherine Hu
Nancy Miller