There might be other mods that make the process more convenient, but Deadly Dragons is the only one I've used. If you want two more perk points, give yourself ten dragon souls with player.modav dragonsouls 10, and then use the Deadly Dragons mod configuration menu to convert the souls to perk points (if you kept the default conversion rate of 5 dragon souls per perk point). If you have the Deadly Dragons mod, you can give yourself dragon souls in the console, and then use the mod to convert them to perk points. The amount of given XP is then multiplied by the Skill Use Multiplier of the selected skill and the result is then added to the Skill.

This console command requires 2 additional arguments, the skill to which the granted XP should apply and the amount of given XP. You either need to give yourself perks directly, as in Kaizerwolf's answer, or use a mod to adjust your perk points. The XP granted by using a skill probably makes use of the console command AdvSkill. No, there is no console command that allows you to change how many perk points you have. As the UESP's example goes, you would type the following into the console: player.addperk 000c44c0Īnd it would give you the Adept Destruction perk.

By specifying the perk ID, which can be found online, you can just give yourself the perks you want. On the upside, however, is this: addperk. Aside from advlevel, which would increase your level by 1 (but not add any perk points), I don't see any commands to give yourself a set amount of perk points.

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