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The Elder Scrolls: Redguard
(Last updated December 16, 1998)
Strategy Guide
Cheat mode
Press [F12] to display the console window. Then, type Item add,[object number] using a value from the following list:
| ITEM
| OBJECT NUMBER |
| Gold | 2 |
| Stoneskin potion | 3 |
| Health potion | 4 |
| Ring of invisibility | 5 |
| Vola's ring | 6 |
| Sabre | 7 |
| Rusty key | 8 |
| Gold key | 9 |
| Silver key | 10 |
| Amulet | 11 |
| Soul gem | 12 |
| Soul sword | 13 |
| Crowbar | 14 |
| Peg rune | 15 |
| Peg rune 2 | 16 |
| Peg rune 3 | 17 |
| Orc's blood | 19 |
| Orc's blood with ? | 20 |
| Spider's milk | 21 |
| Spider's milk with ? | 22 |
| Ectoplasm | 23 |
| Ectoplasm with ? | 24 |
| Hist sap | 25 |
| Hist sap with ? | 26 |
| Dwarven lore book | 27 |
| Dwarven gear | 28 |
| Glass vial | 29 |
| Glass vial filled with elixer | 30 |
| Iron weight | 31 |
| Bucket | 32 |
| Bucket full of water | 33 |
| Gauntlet rune | 34 |
| Elven artifact book | 35 |
| Redguard heroes book | 37 |
| Hammerfell book on flora | 38 |
| Map from makio | 39 |
| Leather pouch of gold | 40 |
| Crendel's stolen map | 41 |
| Silver boat | 42 |
| Shovel | 43 |
| Aloe | 44 |
| Torch | 45 |
| Monocle eyepiece | 46 |
| Flag | 47 |
| Silver locket | 48 |
| League insignia parchment | 49 |
| Joto's jail map | 50 |
| Flask of lillandril | 51 |
| Hundings tailsman | 52 |
| Izsara's journal | 53 |
| Feather | 54 |
| Kithral's journal The dead monk | 55 |
| Folks firmament book | 56 |
| Izara's journal locked | 57 |
| Star stone | 58 |
| Key to warehouse | 59 |
| Key izara's house | 60 |
| Spell | 61 |
| Glass bottle empty | 64 |
| Glass bottle with water | 65 |
| Glass bottle mixed with water and aloe | 66 |
| Strength potion | 67 |
| Bandage | 68 |
| Bandage with blood | 69 |
| Sabre | 70 |
| Sabre | 71 |
| Sabre | 72 |
| Sabre | 73 |
| Bone key | 74 |


Mr. Smith went to the Doctor's office to collect his wife's test results.
The receptionist says, "I'm sorry, sir, but there has been a bit of a mix-up and we have a problem. When we sent the samples from your wife to the lab, the samples from another Mrs. Smith were sent as well and we are now uncertain which one is your wife's. Frankly, that's either bad or terrible."
Mr. Smith says, "What do you mean?"
The receptionist replies, "Well, one Mrs. Smith has tested positive for Alzheimer disease and the other for AIDS. We cannot tell which is your wife."
Mr Smith exclaims, "That's terrible! What am I supposed to do now?"
The receptionist calmly replies, "The doctor recommends that you drop your wife off in the middle of town and if she finds her way home, don't go to bed with her."
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