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All V Rising console commands and items list

A ton of commands at your disposal.

V Rising offers a huge list of console commands that players can use to do all sorts of fun things. And you may need them, especially after the 1.1 Invaders of Oakveil update. So here are all the console commands in V Rising.

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How to enable console commands in V Rising

Before you get started with using console commands in V Rising, you have to enable them first.

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All you need to do is:

  1. Start the game.
  2. Head over to Options.
  3. Under the General tab, scroll down and check the Console Enabled option. That’s the first part of the process done.
  4. Now enter your world.
  5. Then, press the Tilde (~) button (the one below the Escape button) to open up the console command section.
  6. In the space provided, type in AdminAuth. This will give you SuperAdmin access, and you can use any console or cheat command to your heart’s content.

Let’s move on to the list of all the console commands available in V Rising.

Full list of V Rising console commands

Admin commands

CommandWhat it does
addtime hoursAdvances the game time by the specified number of hours (up to 12), affecting the current in-game hour and the respawn timers of units and objects. Time cannot move backwards.
adminauthGives superadmin access
admindeauthRemoves superadmin access
bancharacter (Character Name)Bans a user based on their in-game name
banuser (Steam ID)Bans a user based on their Steam ID
ChangeDurability amount typeModifies the durability of your equipped items
ChangeHealthOfClosestToMouse HPAmountModifies the health of the object closest to your mouse cursor
GatherAllAlliesTeleports all allies to your mouse cursor position
GatherAllAlliesExceptMeTeleports all allies, excluding you, to your mouse cursor position
GatherAllNonAlliesTeleport all non-allies to the mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayersTeleports all players to the mouse cursor position
GatherAllPlayersExceptMeTeleports all players, excluding you, to the mouse cursor position
give (What, Quantity)Gives an item
giveset (What)Gives equipment
kick (Character Name)Kicks a player from the server
listusers true/falseLists users that are active on the server
MultiCommand (Commands)Executes multiple commands, separated by ;
PlayerTeleportTeleports your character to the mouse cursor position
setadminlevel (user, level)Changes the admin level of a user
teleport (Who, Where, WorldPosX, WorldPosY)Teleports a player to a different location
TeleportToNetherTeleport yourself to the area where players first join the world
TeleportPlayerToMe (User)Teleports a player to you
TeleportPlayerToMousePosition (User)Teleports a player to your mouse position
TeleportToChunk (Unnamed Argument)Teleport yourself to the center of the specified chunk
TeleportToChunkWaypoint (Unnamed Argument)Teleports to a waygate in the specified chunk
TeleportToPlayer (User)Teleport yourself to the specified player’s location
toggleobserve true/falseEnables or disables invisible observation mode
unban (User Index)Unbans a player from the server. You need to run the banned command first to get a list of banned players

Console modification commands

CommandWhat it does
Console.AliasCreate a custom alias for a command
Console.BindBind a key to a command
Console.ClearClear the console window of all text
Console.ClearTempBindingsRemove temporary bindings set from the Console.TempBind command
Console.MultiCommandRuns multiple commands at once
Console.ProfileInfoDisplays info about the console profile
Console.RemoveAliasRemoves a command alias
Console.TempBindTemporarily binds a key to a console command
Console.UnbindRemoves a console key bind

How to spawn items in V Rising

To spawn different items in V Rising, you have to use the give and giveset commands:

  • Give (item name, amount) – It will give you items
  • Giveset (item) – It will give you an item set

You can also change the durability of the items you spawn. All you need to do is use the Changedurability command in the console. Let’s now take a look at all the items you can spawn in the game.

List of all Items in V Rising

Wood

  • Sawdust
  • Wood
  • Hallow Wood
  • Gloom Wood
  • Cursed Wood
  • Plank
  • Reinforced Plank
  • Sculptured Wood
  • Painting Frame
  • Barrel Disguise

Stone

  • Stone
  • Stone Brick
  • Stone Dust
  • Clay
  • Stone Body
  • Whetstone
  • Scourgestone

Ores and Ingots

  • Copper Ore
  • Iron Ore
  • Sulphur Ore
  • Silver Ore
  • Gold Jewelry
  • Onyx Tear
  • Copper Ingot
  • Iron Ingot
  • Sulphur
  • Dark Silver Ingot
  • Gold Ingot
  • Radium Alloy

Bones and Hides

  • Bone
  • Grave Dust
  • Mutant Grease
  • Rugged Hide
  • Thick Hide
  • Pristine Hide
  • Bat Hide

Leathers and Fabrics

  • Leather
  • Thick Leather
  • Pristine Leather
  • Bat Leather
  • Cloth
  • Carpet Roll
  • Coarse Thread
  • Wool Thread
  • Cotton Yarn
  • Ghost Yarn
  • Silkworm
  • Silk
  • Shadow Weave

Glass and Crystals

  • Quartz
  • Glass
  • Ghost Crystal
  • Spectral Dust
  • Gem Dust
  • Blood Crystal
  • Stygian Shard
  • Greater Stygian Shard

Gems

  • Crude Amethyst
  • Crude Emerald
  • Crude Miststone
  • Crude Ruby
  • Crude Sapphire
  • Crude Topaz
  • Regular Amethyst
  • Regular Emerald
  • Regular Miststone
  • Regular Ruby
  • Regular Sapphire
  • Regular Topaz
  • Flawless Amethyst
  • Flawless Emerald
  • Flawless Miststone
  • Flawless Ruby
  • Flawless Sapphire
  • Flawless Topaz

Tech

  • Tech Scrap
  • Sludge-filled Canister
  • Depleted Battery
  • Charged Battery
  • Power Core
  • EMP

Coins

  • Copper Coin
  • Silver Coin
  • Goldsun Coin

Knowledge

  • Paper
  • Scroll
  • Schematic
  • Tier 1 Recipe Books
  • Tier 2 Recipe Books
  • Tier 3 Recipe Books

Blood

  • Blood Essence
  • Greater Blood Essence
  • Primal Blood Essence
  • Tainted Heart
  • Unsullied Heart
  • Exquisite Heart

Fish

  • Fat Goby
  • Rainbow Trout
  • Fierce Stinger
  • Twilight Snapper
  • Sage Fish
  • Blood Snapper
  • Swamp Dweller
  • Golden River Bass
  • The Fish
  • Fish Bone
  • Oil
  • Fishing Pole

Plants

  • Plant Fibre
  • Pollen
  • Blood Rose
  • Mourning Lily
  • Fire Blossom
  • Snow FLower
  • Cotton
  • Sunflower
  • Plague Brier
  • Sacred Grapes
  • Hell’s Clarion
  • Trippy Shroom
  • Ghost Shroom
  • Bleeding Heart

Seeds

  • Blood Rose Seed
  • Mourning Lily Seed
  • Fire Blossom Seed
  • Snow Flower Seed
  • Cotton Seed
  • Sunflower Seed
  • Plague Brier Seed
  • Sacred Grape Seed
  • Hell’s Clarion Spores
  • Trippy Spores
  • Ghost Shroom Spores
  • Bleeding Heart Seed

Tree Saplings

  • Apple Tree Sapling
  • Aspen Sapling
  • Autumn Aspen Sapling
  • Autumn Birch Sapling
  • Gloomy Sapling
  • Cursed Sapling
  • Cherry Blossom Sapling
  • White Cherry Blossom Sapling
  • Birch Sapling
  • Cypress Sapling
  • Oak Sapling
  • Pine Sapling
  • Weeping Willow Sapling

Summons

  • Skeleton
  • Ghoul
  • Skeleton Priest
  • Banshee

Vermin Nest

  • Rat
  • Giant Rat
  • Putrid Rat
  • Mutated Rat
  • Spiderling
  • Mosquito

Stygian Summoning Circle

  • Blood Treant
  • Blood Elemental
  • Blood Harpy
  • Blood Corpse Pile
  • Blood Golem
  • Blood Witch

Alchemy – Containers

  • Empty Waterskin
  • Empty Glass Bottle

Alchemy – Brews

  • Vermin Savle
  • Blood Rose Brew
  • Brew of Ferocity
  • Enchanted Brew
  • Irradiant Gruel
  • Minor Garlic Resistance Brew
  • Minor Sun Resistance Brew
  • Fire Resistance Brew
  • Silver Resistance Brew

Alchemy – Potions

  • Blood Rose Potion
  • Blood Potion
  • Blood Merlot
  • Potion of Rage
  • Witch Potion
  • Vampiric Brew
  • Garlic Resistance Potion
  • Holy Resistance Potion
  • Holy Resistance Flask
  • Silver Resistance Potion
  • Wrangler’s Potion
  • Dusk Caller

Alchemy – Elixirs

  • Elixir of the Bat
  • Elixir of the Beast
  • Elixir of the Blasphemous
  • Elixir of the Crow
  • Elixir of the Prowler
  • Elixir of the Raven
  • Elixir of the Twisted
  • Elixir of the Werewolf

Alchemy – Coatings

  • Blood Coating
  • Chaos Coating
  • Frost Coating
  • Illusion Coating
  • Storm Coating
  • Unholy Coating

PvP

  • Bone Castle Key
  • Copper Castle Key
  • Iron Castle Key
  • Golden Castle Key
  • Minor Explosive Box
  • Major Explosive Box
  • Obsidian
  • Siege Golem Stone
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All Armours and Weapons in V Rising

Armours

Armour NameArmour Tier
Boneguard ArmourTier 1
Plated Bonguard ArmourTier 2
Nightstalker ArmourTier 3
Grim Ranger ArmourTier 4
Marauder ArmourTier 4
Shadewalker ArmourTier 4
Warlock ArmourTier 4
Hollowfang ArmourTier 5
Duskwatcher ArmourTier 6
Crimson Templar ArmourTier 6
Blood Hunter ArmourTier 6
Dark Magus ArmourTier 6
Dawnthorn ArmourTier 7
Shadowmoon ArmourTier 8
Grim Knight ArmourTier 8
Dread Plate ArmourTier 8
Maleficer Scholar ArmourTier 8
Dracula’s Shadow ArmourTier 9
Dracula’s Grim ArmourTier 9
Dracula’s Dread ArmourTier 9
Dracula’s Maleficer ArmourTier 9

Weapons

Weapon NameWeapon Level
Bone TierLevel 3
Reinforced Bone TierLevel 6
Copper TierLevel 9
Merciless Copper TierLevel 12
Iron TierLevel 15
Merciless Iron TierLevel 18
Rare Ancestral TierLevels 20, 23, 26
Dark Silver TierLevel 23
Sanguine TierLevel 26
Epic Ancestral TierLevel 30

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