player.setcrimegold Console Command
Documentation and examples for the player.setcrimegold command in Skyrim.
player.setcrimegold
Set your bounty in a specified hold to a fixed amount.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Bounty AmountNumberrequired | How many to add. |
Crime Faction IDIDoptional | The form ID of the faction. |
Command builder
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Examples
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Clears the player's current bounty.
Overview
Sets the crime bounty the player owes, which can be used to clear a wanted status by setting it to 0 or to test guard reactions by raising it. In Skyrim bounties are tracked per faction, so you may need to target the right crime faction for the hold. Setting it to 0 is the quick way to wipe a bounty. For a roleplay alternative, pay it off with paycrimegold.
Frequently asked questions
How do you use the player.setcrimegold command in Skyrim?
Open the console with the tilde (~) key while in-game, type player.setcrimegold followed by its parameters, then press Enter. For example: player.setcrimegold 0. The console is only available in the PC version of Skyrim.
What does the player.setcrimegold command do?
Set your bounty in a specified hold to a fixed amount.
What are the parameters for the player.setcrimegold command?
The syntax is player.setcrimegold [bounty amount] [crime faction id]. It takes 2 arguments: bounty amount, crime faction id (optional).
Does the player.setcrimegold command require any DLC?
No. player.setcrimegold is part of the base game and works without any DLC.
Does using player.setcrimegold disable Steam achievements?
Opening the console and entering any command, including player.setcrimegold, disables Steam achievements for the rest of that play session on PC. Reload an earlier save or use an achievement-enabler mod if you still want achievements.