The most frustrating part of using console commands is finding the exact name. Below are the with their exact console IDs and completion facts.
completequest(questID, [force], [silent], [giveRewards])
Replace <quest_id> with the actual ID of the quest you want to complete. You can find a list of quest IDs online or by using the debug console command. witcher 3 complete quest console command top
Using console commands to manipulate quests is a powerful tool, but it operates like a scalpel rather than a sledgehammer. Understanding the specific commands and how to use them safely is essential to avoid corrupting your save file.
Replacing the quest_id placeholder with the actual internal game code is required. Below are the top internal IDs for major main and side quests. Quest Name Internal Quest ID Lilac and Gooseberries q001_ prologue The Bloody Baron q103_baron Ladies of the Wood q104_swamp Pyres of Novigrad q301_triss Destination: Skellige q201_skellige The Isle of Mists q501_mist_island The Battle of Kaer Morhen q502_kaer_morhen The most frustrating part of using console commands
If you don't want to risk the console, here are the top alternatives:
: If a quest is stuck because you cannot pick up a necessary quest item, you can force it into your inventory using its internal ID. You can find a list of quest IDs
Locate the text box at the bottom of the General tab. Type --tweaks into the box.
allowFT(1) (Allows fast travel from anywhere, sometimes forces quest updates).
Forcing a quest completion mid-dialogue can leave characters in weird states (e.g., Geralt with his sword drawn permanently, Yennefer floating, Roach stuck underground).