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The Ultimate Guide to Divinity: Original Sin 2 Item IDs & Spawning

Missing a critical quest item or just want to stock up on Resurrection Scrolls? In Divinity: Original Sin 2

(DOS2), there isn't a traditional "press tilde (~)" console like in Bethesda games. Instead, players use

(Global Unique Identifiers) and specialized tools to manipulate their inventory. 🛠️ How to Find and Use Item IDs dos2 item ids

There is no "master list" in the game files because most gear is randomly generated. However, you can find specific IDs using these methods: Script Extender Console : The most powerful way to spawn items is via Norbyte's Script Extender . Once installed, you can use the ItemTemplateAddTo command in the console. The Divinity Engine 2

: If you have the editor installed (found under Steam DLC), you can browse "Root Templates" to find the GUIDs for every base item and unique in the game. Save Editor : Tools like the DOS2 Save Game Editor

allow you to see the IDs of items already in your inventory or manually add new ones by pasting a GUID. 📜 Common Item ID List (GUIDs) To spawn these, use the command:

ItemTemplateAddTo("GUID", CharacterGetHostCharacter(), 1, 1) GUID (Template ID) Resurrection Scroll 60180909-ee47-4d1c-b81c-e43bd8fdce1e Glowing Idol of Rebirth 6b70e6e1-855e-4295-b79b-d87ebd6bd4af Source Orb 106a7107-cf36-4331-b5b5-6de71969f370 Attar of the Blood Rose 8c89072f-820b-46cb-83af-757b3d469c93 Teleportation Pyramid (Red) 09cb89b1-e64e-488b-bcdc-c4de61a51184 Swornbreaker (Blade) e2a186e1-7772-4f10-96e2-fb6329e25d69 Face Ripper 4b098b3f-f5c3-46b7-a2aa-34dc07fa2c31 🚀 The Easier Alternative: Cheat Commander

If messing with code and GUIDs feels like a chore, the community-favorite The Cheat Commander mod

is your best bet. It adds an NPC to the game who can give you: Any unique item or set. Infinite gold and crafting materials. Level-ups and attribute boosts.

Using mods will disable achievements unless you also install an Achievement Enabler from a DLC or a certain quest? AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more

In Divinity: Original Sin 2 (DOS2), every object—including weapons, consumables, books, and quest items—is assigned a unique identifier string known as an Item ID. These IDs are essential for developers and modders to manipulate game assets via script or console commands. This report outlines the structure of Item IDs, the methods used to locate them, and the console syntax required to spawn items in-game.

There are over 15,000 items in DOS2. No guide can list them all. Here is how to find any ID yourself: Summary

Lena, a veteran Divinity: Original Sin 2 player, was deep into her first Honour Mode run. Her party—a Pyro/Geo mage, a Necro tank, and a support Summoner—had just reached the Nameless Isle. But disaster struck: her Summoner’s key gear, the Amulet of the Void (which allowed an extra summon), had vanished after a corrupted save.

No backup. No vendor restock. No reloads allowed (Honour Mode rules).

Desperate, Lena remembered the game’s developer console and item IDs. She enabled the cheat commands via the mod settings, opened the console with Ctrl+Shift+C, and typed:

ItemTemplateAddToPlayer("EQUIP_Amulet_VoidTouched", 1)

Nothing happened. Wrong ID.

She opened her notes—a scrap of paper with IDs from older playthroughs:

But no amulet.

Frustrated, she tabbed out, searched her game files, and found a community-sourced list of IDs. There it was:

"AMU_Void_Touched_A" – Amulet of the Void (+1 Summoning, +2 Memory)

She typed carefully:

ItemTemplateAddToPlayer("AMU_Void_Touched_A", 1)

A soft chime. The amulet appeared in her main character’s inventory. Relief flooded in.

But Lena realized something better: with that one ID, she could now spawn the amulet anytime—for challenge runs, for testing builds, or to help friends recover lost items without restarting.

She shared the ID on her Discord server, along with a short script:

-- Quick spawn for Amulet of the Void
if not ItemTemplateAddToPlayer("AMU_Void_Touched_A", 1) then
    print("Invalid ID or inventory full")
end

That night, three other players thanked her. One had lost the amulet to a lava mishap in the Blackpits. Another was theorycrafting a 4-Summoner party. The third just wanted to skip the RNG of Driftwood vendors.

Lena smiled. Knowing a few item IDs hadn’t just saved her Honour Mode run—it had made her a local hero in her little corner of Rivellon.

Theorycrafting the perfect solo-Nightmare build often requires specific unique items like The Devourer's Gauntlets or Falone's Scythe. Instead of playing 40 hours to get them, you spawn them instantly.

Use GR2 Explorer or ExportTool from Larian’s modding kit to extract public/shared/stats/generated/data/items.lsx — contains all template names and GUIDs.